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Fred Ward and family. Of Gathers
burg, are visiting relatives in Baltimore
The Rockville Eucher Club met Mon
day evening of this week at the home ot
John l.. Dawson. at which most OF the
members attended. The Misses Dawson
were the hostesses OF the evening. Re
freshments We're served TO the guests
All the young society women of Rock
vile were present, among them were
Misses Sarah Henderson, Helen Talbot
Evelyn Talbot. Katie Munro, MARY
Almoney. Maude Staineker. Mary Daw-
son. Messrs. Mason. Higgins. Dawson
Hege. Ayton, Brown. Owens. Glascott
and Munroe. and Mrs. Harry Dawson
were present.
Harry V. Belt. Of this county. and
Mrs Ruby Walters, or Redlend. were
quietly married I'm Washington this
week. She is the daughter of Ernest
NJ Holland and widow of the late Joseph
L. Walters.
Eleanor Fox, OF Pennsylvania. are
Vile
Prof Lee Davis Lodge, a former resi-
dent of Gaithersburg. and now OF South
Carolina. is visiting his parents. the
Rev. DR.. James l.. and Mrs. Lodge, at
Gaithersburg.
Samuel s. Gloyd, of Baltimore, who
has been visiting friends at Gathers
burg, has gone home.
The usual annual ball of the General
Assembly Of Rockville was held in the
Opera House there on Thursday night.
and was a big social affair The ball
was quite an elaborate affair and at
tended by n large number Of prominent
young ladies and gentlemen of the
county and from Washington and Balti-
more.
Miss Hazel Norris and brothers, OF
Baltimore, are visiting Miss Carrie War
field at Hyattstown.
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LEADING SOCIAL EVENTS
IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BOYDS. Md. Jan. MIR. and Mrs
James A Reid have gone 20 PhiIadel-
phia on their honeymoon and upon their
return are 70 make their home at Boyds
Mrs. Reid was Mrs. Deborah ]. Israe
and was married to Mr. Reid here on
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Sara Keys. of Linden. is visiting
her aunt. Mrs. Sara f. Boyd, here.
Miss MOllie Stearns OF Baltimore. and
Miss Octavia Green. OF Washington. are
here visiting friends
Miss Hattie Spurrier Of Baltimore. is
making her home this winter as guest
of Mrs. $. +. Boyd
The usual annual Christmas ball. Civ
en- by the young people OF GAINESVILLE
and DickersOns. was given in Boyd
Hall here on Monday evening. and was
quite social event Several young peo-
, pie from Washington. Frederick. and
Baltimore attended. At midnight a
luncheon was served. Charles T. Broius.
Elmer Z. Hoyle. Boyd Holland. and Ber-
nard Jones were the committee in
charge
Miss Ella F. Welsh, Of CIarksburg. has
gone 70 Baltimore and Washington for
several weeks visit 10 friends.
Mayor J. G. Stoddardt. OF Garrett
Park. has gone 70 Detroit. Mich, for
several days.
The Pastfnasters Association Of this
county held banquet in the Masonic
Hall at Kensington this week. and a
large number OF persons were present
most of whom were members OF the as
ISOLATION.
The Rev. DR.. Elias HuntIey. Of Wash
ington Grove. with his family. has NOV
ed to Washington for the winter.
Robert Young. who has been attend
ing Lehigh University is at home with
his parents for a week. Kenneth Waters
Of the same university, IS at home visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs H D.
Waters. at Germantown.
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Weddings.
I umeld McKenna.

Hiss Isabel McKenna, daughter of
Justice and Mrs. McKenna, whose mar
riage to Pitts Dufield, of New York.
will take place on Wednesday, at noon,
at the Mcr>enna home, in Rhode Island
Avenue, Is the eldest of the three daugh-
ters Of the family. and particularly
charming and handsome young woman.
Miss McKenna made her debut in San
Francisco shortly before coming to
Washington, where she has since taken
a prominent part in the social world.
Pitts Dufield is one of the six sons
OF Gen. and Mrs. Henry NJ. DuffieId. of
Detroit. and the Junior member of the
publishing firm of Fox & Duffield, OF
New York city. Mr.. Duffield is well
known in Washington, where he is a
frequent guest at the home of his uncle,
Justice Brown. in Sixteenth Street.
1T her marriage on Wednesday Miss
McKenna will be attended by her sis
tiers, Miss Marie and Miss Hildegarde
McKenna. Edgar Mills, of San Fran
cisco, a lifelong friend Of the groom,
will serve as best man, and two of his
five brothers will act as gToOmsmen. A
limited number of friends have been
invited to join the relatives at the cere-
mOny. among whom viii be included the
Supreme Court families
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Chit-Chat.

Bishop Satterlee has received a silver
and ebony mace from Fitzhugh White
house, whose father, Bishop Whitehouse
was the founder of the cathedral system
in America. The handle is of solid
ebony. with silver embossed rings. On
the top is a nodded figure of an angel
holding the sword OF st. Paul in one
hand and i'm the other the keys of St
Peter, the emblems Of the two saints
from whom the National Cathedral
takes its name. The mace will be used
only at public services when the bishop
IS present.
Mr. and Mrs. John 3. Henderson, jr
who have recently returned from visit
to Mrs. Henderson's mother. Mrs.
Schuyler Crosby. Of Charlestown, w.
Va. have taken the house 1920 Connect
icut Avenue for the season.
The Bachelors cotilIons. the first OF
which viii occur on Wednesday. will
take place at the New Willard this sea
SON
Mr. and Mrs. Nugent. OF ST. Louis
will be the guests Of the Speaker OF
the House and Miss Cannon the present
week.
Miss Marguerite Lee Barnette, Mrs
Kepler NJ Barnette. and Mrs. Alfred
Taylor. of Baltimore, are spending the
holidays with Mrs. Eugene Tyler Cham
berlain, of 1902 Cincinnati Street.
r. Clark sawyers. who has beer
prominently connected in business her,
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EVANSVILLE NOTES.
Especial to The washington Times.)

EVANSVILLE, Md, Jan. 2-The
prettiest dance of the season was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess at their home
In Guy Avenue, on New Year Eve. The
rooms were handsomely Illuminated and
tastefully decorated. As the New Year
came in there were appropriate recita-
lions by COrinne Day and Frank Grady
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs Bur
CESS, Lizzie Burgess. Elmer Burgess
Eugene Burgess. Myrtle Day. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dutton, Minnie IngIehardt, John r
Iglehardt, Effie Morrison, a. Thomas
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiedman. Edwina. Cora
and Mrs. ]. Tan, Brookland, Julia Mil
Ter, Sharpsburg, Md; Mr.. and Mrs
Riddles, Baltimore; Bessie Yates, Co
lonial Beach: Miss r. Anderson. Mrs
J. Burns, Annie Carter Mt and Mrs
Crawford, Mrs. f. Crawford, Jessie
Crawford. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Daw. Mr.
and Mrs. G. Daw, Frank Grady, Mr.. and
Mrs. Luce. Richard Luce, Mrs. Stuekett
John Stuckett, Mr.. and Mrs. Webb OF
Washington.
An enjoyable dance vas given on
Wednesday evening at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Herman, Bunker Hill and
! Brentwood Roads. by David and RObeTi
Barrett in honor of Gertie Herman
About fifty couples were present. A
bountiful supper was served Mr.. Ker-
nan viii move this week to the vicinity
of Benning.
The children OF the Methodist Church
gave their Christmas entertainment on
New Year Eve. r. Bland Phelps, Of
Langdon, acted the part of Santa Claus
Those in the program Of songs and
Rotations were: Edward Adams Dor
Othy Adams. Maggie Cole. Raymond
Corwin. Arthur Hamilton, Louise Knopf
Roy Sexton, Dudley Warfield. the
Misses Warren, Margaret Wilson and
! Walter Wilson.
The Methodist Church South held
watch services on New Year Eve A.
st. Jerome's Church there was mass al
$3.50 o'clock, and again at o'clock. fol
lowed by benedictiOn New Year morn
ing.
At its last meeting the Voerwarts So
ciey OF Bladensburg elected as Off
GERS: Charles Sauberlich. president: +
l. Housman. vice president: Frederick
Bretschneider. treasurer; Gus A Dab
Ter, financial secretary; John Klein. cor
/ responding secretary; Herman Meyer
sergeant-at-arms.
The new quarters for the truck of the
Hook and Ladder Company was finished
yesterday and reel No. was moved
into II.
j. Harris Rogers has begun the cree
ton of one dwelling in Hyattsville and
three in East Hyattsville. DR.. Wells
has two dwellings in East HyattsviIle
nearly completed. He will begin work
on two more next week, also two in
Hyattsville.
At dance on New Year Eve at the
Hyatt mansion there were present:
Misses Rose Carroll, Edythe GaIland
Claire Mattingley. Marguerite Mating
ley. Lucy Mayo. Bessie Ray. Ida Sey-
both May SeybOth. Margaret Welsh
Harold Burnside, Arthur Carr. Frank
Gait. Louis Whiting and Clarence VIII
son.
Annie DeGroot, attending ST. Mary $
Academy, Alexandria, is visiting her
uncle Randolph Willis in Wine Avenue.
Mrs F. T. Warren and daughter. of
Portsmouth, Va. are visiting Miss c. L.
Blundon, OF Riverdale.
The Evansville Farmers Club will meet
tonight at the home of DR.. Joseph r..
Owens. in Wine Avenue.
George +. Reilly, in Wine Avenue. IS
III with threatened pneumonia.
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! Ter. Miss Alberta Miller. Miss Mar
/ guerite Miller. Miss NJ. Seaton. Hiss 3,
I Seaton. Miss Elsie Johnston. Miss Edna
Whitford. Miss MollIe Indermauer. Ed
! Young. VIII Matchett. Mr.. Bonne., Miss
Pauline Guilford.
James NJ. Dunn last evening entertain
ed large number OF friends AT his resi-
denee 1924 Fifth Street northwest HIS
invitations were unique in that they in
vited the guests TO meet. The Indians
at the Wigwam of the Big Chief" sew
eral interesting acceptances were lad,
among which was an exceedingly nifty
one from J. c. Maxwell. Mr. Maxwell
acted as chief. and called on all pr 81
ent TO aid in the evenings amusement.
James VI. Dunn sang number OF vo-
cal solos. which were enjoyed BY the
guests. and he was compelled 70 re-
spond to several encores.
Miss Sadie Julia Gompers also con-
tributed several solos.
Samuel GomDers and John n. Kline,
ir.. recited. and Miss Maggie Dunn and
Prof. Hart gave instrumental selections
Music was furnished by Prof Harris
orchestra. and an elaborate collation.
was served.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
GrS. Maxwell. Mr.. and Mrs Jtermelle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Muller Mr.. and Mrs.
Mattingly. Mr.. and Mrs. Gompers. Mr..
and Mrs Garrett. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Don-
nell; the Misses Sadie and Julia com
pers. Mary Drool. Map,5e Dunn. Maggie
Dunn, Leo KOlb. Richard Curtis. Ed
ward Shine. William O'Briel.. John NJ
Kline. ir.. Frank RebstOck. n p Sui
Ivan. Osterman Graves Buchanan,
Bishop. DUEL. and Russell
Mrs. William H Wambold's beautiful
home was the scene Of a merry gath
ering on New Year Eve The evening
was passed in dancing. after which re-
freshments were served. Among those
present were William A. CoolaDe. DR..
Stone. Mr.. and Mrs Bryant. Misses
May and Ethel Carberry. John Gard
ner. Mr.. Stevens. Mr. Bailey. Mr. and
Miss Hood. Captain Montague. janis
Neal. NJ Neal. Mr. Stonestreet, Mr..
Wise. Miss Parker. Miss Horden, Miss
Butler. Mrs Klinkuett and others
Mr.. and Mrs. r. McC. Dice enter
tanned at their home. 7Os Q Street north
west. number OF their frien,.s on New
Year Eve. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Adams. Mr. and Mrs William
Nolte. Mr. and Mrs c. Banks. Mr. and
Mrs William Escher. Mrs Steward,
Mrs Strieven. Mrs. Knabe, Miss Lus-
key. Miss knabe. Miss Almena V Dice,
II. Webbing. and NJ Banks
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ton, has cards out for a tea at her resi-
dence, 22Ol Nineteenth Street. on Sat
urday next. at 4:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Francis Mohun Phelps and her
mother. Mrs. J. H Squier. will re-
ceive at the Portner. Wednesdays. Janu-
airy and 20.
Mrs. II. T. Guss and Miss Maybelle \.
Brooks will be at home on Friday. jan
uary s. from to o'clock.
Mrs. Smith, Mrs Day, Mrs. Diller
Mrs. Cole. Mrs. Holmes. Mrs. white
sey. Mrs. and Miss Bailey, Mrs. Merrill
and Mrs. Taylor, all of whom live in
Staughton Street. will receive on the
first and third Mondays Of each month
throughout the season.
Mrs. 1. G. Peetrey. her daughter. Mrs.
Bonner. of Cleveland, and Mrs Hurd
will receive on Wednesdays in January
at us Massachusetts Avenue northeast
Mrs. Charles C. Dalm will give tea
on Wednesday from to o'clock.
Mrs John JOY Edison and Miss Edison
will observe Wednesdays in January.
Mrs. Plat. wife of Senator Thomas
c. Platt, will be at home Thursdays in
January.
Mrs. Talmadge A. Lambert will be at
home Wednesdays H. January.
Mrs. Anderson and Miss Anderson,
the wife and daughter of Justice Ander-
son, will resume their Monday after
noon receptions at their home, 1881 New
Hampshire Avenue
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A HINDU SUPPER.

One OF the interesting social functions
ct the past week was Hindu supper.
gwen on New Year Eve, by Mrs. s)evin
ard DIR. b. Rosalie Slaughter, in their
apartment at the Gloucester
The table decorations and the menu
were arranged in accordance with the
strictest canons of Hindu taste. and
brass utensils replaced the customary
silver and crystal used in this country
Covers were laid for sixteen.
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O'Connor-Higgin

OConnor- Higgins.
The wedding of Miss Blanche Higgins
and George II. O'Connor VIII be cele-
brated on Wednesday. January 20. ut
1920 a. m. at ST. Joseph's Catholic
Church. Capitol Hill The ceremony will
be performed by the Rev. James A
Smyth. assistant pastor of St. Joseph's.
Mr. O'Connor and his bride viii occupy
apartments i'm Twenty-second Street
northwest. after their return from n
honeymoon trip I'm the North.
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Will Not Receive.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ware will not receive
the first Wednesday in January.
Mrs. Brinton Stone, of 1721 De Sales
Street, win not be at home until Mon
day, January II.
Mrs. Robert n. Harper will not receive
until Monday, January IS.
Mrs. John A. Swope, of n Street, will
not receive the first two Tuesdays in
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Mrs. c. II. Venable. OF Chester. Pa.
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Harris. Of
7O6 Rhode Island Avenue northwest, for
this month. and will be pleased TO see
her friends
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Teas and Receptions.

The ri Beta Phi fraternity Of the Co
lumbar University will entertain at q
reception tomorrow evening from IN
III II o'clock at Columbian University
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since he left the University OF Virginia,
two years ago. leaves for Panama the
latter part Of next week. He expects to
be gone for two years.
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Iee-ZelaYa.

Harry Holbrook Lee. 4 native of
Washington, but who now lives In Mic
aragua, was married recently to Miss
Zelaya, who belongs to one of the most
prominent families of that country.
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A meeting of the Southern Relief So
ciety will be held on Tuesday afternoon
at the Arlington, when the tickets for
their charity ball, which viii take place
on February I. will be distributed
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Mr. Lee whose headquarters are at
Somoto. is the representative of James
Dietrich, an American. who has large
interests in Nicaragua
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Dinners and LunCheonS.

Col. and Mrs. James Parker gave a
dinner last evening in honor OF their
debutante niece, Miss Alice Gordon
Parker. Among those present were Miss
Parker. Miss Elfrida Roosevelt, Miss
Elizabeth Oliver. the daughters Of the
hostess. Miss Eleanor and Miss Eliza
beth Parker: Mr.. Myers. Mr.. Newbold.
Frederick Huidekoper. Mr. Montagna.
of the Italian embassy. and Lieutenant
Sheriff.
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Mrs. Edward Burr. of Washington
Barracks. will not be at home tomor-
row on account Of illness in the family.
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John Kaiser entertained a number OF
friends last night at his home, 800 T
Street northwest.
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The Italian ambassador and Signora
Mayor des Pianches expect to sail tor
tins country on Tuesday.
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Jules Boeufve. counselor of the French
embassy. who is at present in St. Louis
on business connected with the eXposi-
ton. is expected In Washington tomor-
row on a short visit
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Mrs Robert y. Harper will entertain
at luncheon of forty covers tomorrow
in honor Of her house guests, Mrs. and
Miss Green. Of Philadelphia.
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D. Sidney Appleton. of London. Eng
land, and his daughter are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. George Pension
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The patronesses. VINO will also act as
hostesses on this occasion, are Mrs.
Edgar Frisby, Mrs. A. L. Hazelton.
Mrs. II. L. Hodgkins. Mrs. w. II. Sea-
man. Mrs. James Mcbride Sterrett, Mrs.
Sanford s. Taylor, Mrs. William A. VIII
bur. and Mrs. b. L. Whitman.
"
Mrs. Howard L. iiodgkins was not at
home yesterday afternoon. but will re-
sumo her receptions on Saturday. Jan
uary 3. and February 6.
Mrs. and Miss Wilkinson. of X Street.
will be at home Mondays in January.
Mrs. Dryden will begin her afternoon
receptions this week.
Mrs. Charles Grayson Dulin will give
an afternoon reception shortly. when
she and her son will entertain a large
house party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl-Smith will give a
tea on January Q. from to o'clock. in
honor of their niece. Miss Wheeler. and
Miss Culbertson. OF Cincinnati. Ohio
Mrs. Ellis II. Roberts. Mrs. George w
Smith, Mrs. Busbey. Miss Anderson.
Miss McClintock, Miss Williams, Mrs
Grandin, and the Misses Grandin will
assist.
Mrs II. Clay Stewart and Mrs Henry
G. Stewart will be at home Tuesdays
IT. January
Miss Augustus Jackson, Of 212l II
Street will be at home informally Mon
days in January.
Mrs w II. Sholes will receive on the
first and second Mondays in February
only.
Mrs. Roberts. wife of Representative
Roberts. will receive on Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs Nevi Monroe Hopkins will give
tea on Wednesday. January 6. in hon
or OF Winifred Monroe.
Mrs. George l.. Raymond and Miss
Raymond. 1910 y Street. have cards out
for Friday. January 8. at o'clock.
Mrs. r. G. Davis and Miss Maud NJ.
Davis have cards out for Thursday af-
ternoOn. from 70 Z.
Mrs Yung Kwai. wife of the secre-
tary-interpreter OF the Chinese lega-
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Mrs. Benjamin T.. Leighton, of Capito
Hill. will not receive until the last Mon
day in January.
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Mrs. Howard L. ftodgkins was not al
home yesterday afternoon. but will re
sumo her receptions on Saturday, Jan
uary 3. and February g.
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Mrs. Charles II. Babb'tt. Of 933 Massa-
chusetts Avenue northwest, will not re-
ceive tomorrow and on Monday. January
II
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In Diplomatic Circles.

The Russian ambassador and the
Countess Cassini will celebrate the Rus
sian Christmas. which occurs on Janu-
airy 8. They will be Joined by the MEM
bers of the stan and a few friends.
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DR.. and Mrs. John A. Swope have sent
out invitations for the wedding break
fast Of their daughter. Blanche Mitchell,
and Henry Brown Alirick. Thursday.
January Il. at 1870 O'Clock, at 1872 n
Street
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Mrs. and Miss Wilkinson. of X Street,
will be at home Mondays I'm January.
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Mrs. Chaffee will entertain at luncheon
I'm honor Of Mrs. Whitelaw Reid on Tues
day.
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The Austrian ambassador and Mime.
de Hengelmuller will entertain at din
ner preceding the diplomatic reception
on Thursday evening in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid.
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Ter. Miss Alberta Miller. Miss Mar
guerite Miller. Miss NJ. Seaton. Hiss b.
Seaton. Miss Elsie Johnston. Miss Edna
Whitford. Miss Mollie Indermauer. Ed
Young VIII Matchett. Mr.. Bonne.. Miss
Pauline Guilford.
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January, but will be at home Tuesday
January 10 and %, and February and 9.
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Mrs. Dryden will begin her afternoon
receptions this week.
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Mrs. Julian James has cards out for
a dinner on January S.
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Mrs. Charles Grayson Dulin will give
an afternoon reception shortly. when
she and her son will entertain "A large
house party.
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ton, has cards out for a tea at her resi-
dence, 22Ol Nineteenth Street. on Sat
urday next. at 4:30 O'Clock.
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Mrs. T. r. Littell, who will be remem-
bered as Miss ROOme. of this city. en-
tertained large house patty over New
Year Her guests included a number OF
Washington friends
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Mrs. Francis Mohun Phelps and her
mother. Mrs. J. H. Sauier. will re-
ceive at the Portner Wednesdays. Janu-
airy and 20
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Mrs. II. T. Guss and Miss Maybelle \.
Brooks viii be at home on Friday. jan
uary s. from to 3 o'clock.
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Mrs. Bernard. who has given up her
home in Eighteenth Street. has taken
an apartment for the winter in the De-
ca tur. corner Florida Avenue and r
Street
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Miss Anita Collins, who has gone to
Fort Robinson, Neb., TO visit her cous-
ins, Captain and Mrs. Cavenaugh, will
also visit friends in Topeka and other
Western cities
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Capt. and MIS-. Lee NJ. LipscOmb, who
are i'm town for the winter. are estab-
lished at 1924 Fourteenth Street north
west.