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lomatic corps next Friday afternoon.
when Mrs. Roosevelt will receive at .
o'clock. There are few changes in the
personnel of the Italian and Austrian
embassies. The French embassy will be
represented by it's head. The Brazilian.
British and japanese ambassadors are
also here. as are their wives. The Ger
man, Mexican and Russian embassies
have charge d'affaires at present. The
ministers of Haiti. Costa Rica. Mica
ragua. Cuba, Bolivia. Persia. Switzer-
land. Argentine Republic Peru, Ecuador.
Colombia, Guatemala, Sweden. Salvador,
Norway. Netherlands. Denmark. Greece
and Dominican Republic are here. as are
in most cases the ladies of their families
and the members of their respective STATS.
Illness mourning will keep away some
others. but the representation of the corps
now in town is quite large, and has
many new faces, among the ministers
especially.
A number Of beautiful weddings will
take place this week. Tuesday at noon
at the post chapel at Fort Myer, Miss
Helen Hatfield, daughter of Col. and
Mrs Charles A. P. Hatfield and Lieut..
Berkeley Thorne Merchant. 18th Cav
airy, U.S.A., will be married In the
bridal party will be Miss Martha Phelps
of Baltimore, maid OF honor; Miss
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Friendship Heights, Md. The wedding
will take place the latter part Of this
month
Mrs. J. D. Young entertained at lunch
eOn. Friday at her home on P street.
! The table was decorated with yellow
| chrysanthemums. Mrs. Young was as
| sisted in receiving by Mrs. Peter Tome
| and Mrs. Gilbert Smith of Baltimore, and
Mrs. Harsham Of Annapolis. Among
| those invited were Mrs Wallace Rad
cliffe, Mrs. Wilton Richards, Mrs. Pear
son. Mrs. ]. w. Bovee, Mrs. McKabe.
Mrs. George Trowbridge, Mrs. Merchant.
Mrs. Carroll. Mrs. 3. Walker. Mrs.
! Charles Ackert. Mrs. Mckay. Mrs. II.
vandergrift. Mrs. Barr. Mrs. Stevens.
Mrs. Wilcox. Mrs. NJ. Wind. Mrs. Worde-
man. Mrs. Meyers, Mrs. Muth, Mrs Pat
terson. Mrs. Fishback. Mrs. Rose. Mrs.
Bouter. Mrs. Gober. Mrs. Lucas. Mrs. }.
Burnett. Mrs. Phillips. Mrs. Wilkinson.
Mrs. Robert Taylor. Mrs. Morgue. Miss
Boyd, Miss Roadway. Miss Wood. Miss
Morrison, Mrs. Osgood Powell. Mrs s.
s. Adams, Mrs. Truman Aldrich, Mrs.
John Moore. Mrs, Joyce, Mrs. Robbins,
Spencer, Mrs. c. Stone. Mrs. Smallwood,
Mrs. John Graft Mrs. Joseph Johnson.
Mrs. Harshman
Miss Dolly Dolin and Mrs Bessie Dunn
left the city Thursday for Havana, Cuba,
where they expect to spend the winter.
| Mrs McCleary wife Of former Second
Assistant Postmaster General McCleary,
has returned to the city after spending
! the summer and fall months in the west.
She is located at the New Occidental for
| the winter season.
| Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Plummer of San
Francisco are at the Arlington.
The minister of the Netherlands and
7 who guests the
Shoreham, are spending few days in
Baltimore.
Capt. T.. II. Cooke. U.S.A.. Mrs Cooke
and their two sons are the guests of the
formers sister, Mrs. John Fitzhugh Ma
gruder.
Miss Madge Dixon, who has been the
guest of the Misses Sheehy of p street
for the past two weeks, left the latter
part of last week for her home in Kit
tanning, Pa. Miss Dixon was the re-
cipient of much attention while here.
Brig. Gen. John H. Page. U.S.A., Mrs
Page and their daughter, Miss Marjorie
Page, have taken apartments at the
Woodley for the winter.
MIR. and Mrs. J. Forney Donaldson have
recently returned from their wedding
trip, and for the present are making
their home with Mrs. Donaldsons par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Donaldson,
of Q street.
Mr. and Mrs Robert w. Wells have
taken apartments In the Highlands for
the winter season.
Miss Elton ROnSavilie, who has been
the guest OF her sister. Mrs Vreeland
at her home in Summit, n j., has re-
| turned recently to her home in this
| city.
| Mrs. Henry f. Robertson. who was the
! guest last week OF friends in Alexandria
! has returned to her home in this city
Mrs II. owen Thompson of Dent place
will have as her house guest Miss Fran
| ces Ransom of Baltimore for the Thanks
| giving holidays.
Mrs. f.. V. Thompson OF street has
as her house guest her daughter, Mrs
| r. T.. McCracken of Denver. Col.
Mr. Robert connard, who has been the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. William +. Glover
! at their home 10th street for several
weeks. sailed Yesterday for Panama
! Later III the winter MI. Connard Will be
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joined by his mother, Mrs. William Con-
nard. who at present is visiting her son
and daughter-in-law, Paymaster Charles
Connard, L. S. n, and Mrs. Connard. at
their beautiful new home in Chevy chase.
Miss S. Tonita Ridgway of the Kanawha
will have as her house guest during the
THANKSGIVING holidays. Miss Geline Mac
donald of Richmond.
Mr. A. B. Hoover. who has been spend
ing. several weeks at Atlantic City. re-
turned recently to his home in this city.
Dr. and Mrs. Richards of the Claiborne
have as their house guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin z. Williams of Sicklesville, \. j.
Miss Anna Miller of the Imperial will
leave this week for Charles Town, w. Va.
where she will be the guest of DR.. and
Mrs. William Neal at their home there.
Mrs Johnson de Peyster and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Howard Martin of New York,
who have been spending about week In
Washington. stopping at the Arlington,
left last Tuesday for New York.
Miss Clara Jenkins Of Chester Brook
Fairfax county, Va, Is spending several
weeks in Georgetown as the guest OF
relatives.
Mr. John Moran of Providence, r. L.,
who has been spending the summer
abroad, expects to arrive in Washington
shortly, where he will be the guest OF
friends for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Williams have re-
turned TO their home in Washington
after spending the past week in barnes
town, Md, where they were the mouse
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alexandra CASA
way.
Miss LYDIA Bingley. who has been the
guest of relatives in Philadelphia, re-
turned recently to her homo on North
Carolina avenue.
Col. William S. Patten. L. S. A. and
the Misses Patten spent last week In
Washington as the guests of friends.
Mrs Franklin Tingey. who with her
son. Egbert, has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Hodges Karr, at her home in Rock
vIIle, Md, has returned to Washington
Miss Ethel Chase will return to Wash
ington the early part of this week to
spend the Thanksgiving holidays with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Cnase'
at their apartment in the Connecticut.
Miss Chase is member OF the senior
class at Bryn Mawr.
Mrs. Richard Niche OF Toronto. Can
ada spent the past week in Washington
as the house guest of Mrs. Hickey.
Mrs w S. Marks and Mrs. Z. b. Dono-
hoo had as their house guest during the
past week Miss Sarah McElroy Osborn
OF Gordonsville, Va, at their home on
Grant Place.
Miss Hattie Lyons of Baltimore. Md.
is here 10 spend the winter with her
sister, Mrs William Michaelis.
Mr.. Eugene Fechet, son of Col. Eugene
ANrS hot a
recently for Dawson. n. NJ, where he
expects TO make his home in the future.
Mr. and Mrs. &. A. Obenchain have
returned to their home on 18th street
after spending several weeks i'll Illinois.
where they were the guests of relatives
and friends.
Mrs Charles Scharr and the Misses
Scharr of Germantown. Pa. VIII" have
been visiting Mns. Scharrs father, Capt.
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New York.
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daughter. Miss Ida Lutz Clagett, who
have been the guests of friends in Lees
burg. Va. returned last week to their
home in this city.
Those who attended the weekly dance
at the Dumbarton Club last Tuesday
night pronounced it more than usually at
tactive. After the dancing the dining
room was crowded. as a number OF the
club members entertained at supper.
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Becker. who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Goldsborough Serpel at their home in
Norfolk. returned last week to their home
on Rhode Island avenue.
Miss Anna Hubbard was the guest Of
Miss Jessie Armstrong last week at her
home in Alexandria.
Miss Bowie Wilson OF Baltimore. for
merlv of Washington. is the guest OF
relatives in Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. B. F. Norris Is spending several
weeks in New York as the guest OF her
son. Mr.. Harold Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs Addison NJ Smith. who
have been spending several months in
Rockville. Md. have returned to Wash
instOn for the winter season.
Miss Elite Deakins. who has been the
guest of relatives in Norfolk. has returned
to her home in Washington.
Miss Lorraine Holden has returned to her
home In Mount Pleasant after spending
the past week in HyattsvilIe, where she
was the guest of her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Holden.
and their daughter, Miss Margaret Niche.
who will be one Of the seasons debu-
tantes. returned last week to their homo
in Washington after short stay In New
York. Mrs. Niche and her daughter have
only Just returned from spending several
months abroad.
Miss May Jones of Dramwell has been
the guest during the past week OF Mrs. !.
Il. Mann.
Mrs. L. Shaver and Miss Shaver. who
have been the guests of relatives In
Riverdale. Md, have returned.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Madeleine Harrison. daughter Of Mrs.
William Henry Harrison Of New York.
and granddaughter Of the late Peter G.
Baker Of the same city. to Mr.. William
A. Graham Of New York. but formerly
Of Washington.
The four daughters Of Rear Admiral
Sampson hope to meet Tuesday at 1914
New Hampshire avenue, and viii pleased
to receive all friends from 4 to pm.
To compliment bride at a dinner
party lately the decoration Of the table
was a huge wedding bouquet from which
radiated twenty-five broad white satin
ribbons to many covers, the end OF
each bearing the name card.
Mrs Whitelaw Reid gave a reception
recently at the American embassy, Dor
chester House, London. when American
teachers were the guests of honor.
The amba ssador stood with Mrs. Reid
at the top of the marble staircase to re-
ceive their 200 guests. The hostess wore
a lovely robe of natter blue satin with
old lace insertions and necklace of
pearls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ridgely Carter and their
daughter. Capt. and Mrs. Cloman and
Continued on SecondaPagel
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7HANKSGIVING plans begin 10
interest official and other house


holds at the capital and. except
ing the coming-Out parties and
other events for the buds. few
formal entertainments have yet occurred
or will until after Congress is with us
again The President and his family not
having announced any ut-of-town plans
are likely TO spend the last Thanksgiving
of the present administration in the White
House, the former giving the extra time
he may have from official duties 10 out
door exercises of some strenuous kind.
The Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks
have arrived az their X street home.
where they will remain until after the
4th of March.
The deep mourning of Mrs. Root would
preclude any other than family cele-
bration at the home of the Secretary of
State for Thanksgiving day.
A happy family party will meet at the
COrtelyou hOme. the last member of the
houSehold-the new baby son--being the
object of the greatest family interest and
devotion at present.
Secretary and Mrs. Wright are likely
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w. r. Ramsay. for several weeks, left
recently for Steelton. Pa, where they
will be the guests of relatives for month
or more before returning to their home.
Miss Ada Saunders is spending several
days in Washington as the house guest
of Miss Esther LawtOn at her home on
HI street.
Miss Eloise Cissel of Both street Will
leave the early part of this week for
Portsmouth. Va, where she will spend the
Thanksgiving holidays with Miss Mary
Hope.
Mrs. Paul White who spent last week
in Laurel Md, as the house guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. James T.. Crandall. return
ed recently to her home in Washington.
Commander Henry II. BarrolI. U.SN,
and Mrs. Barroll have returned to Wash
ington and have opened their apart
ment in the Dupont for the season. after
spending several months out of town.
Mrs. E. V. Thompson of street has
as her house guest her daughter. Mrs.
r. E. McCracken, of Denver, Col.
Mr.. Henry A. Adams and his sister.
Miss Florence Adams. have recently taken
an apartment In the Highlands for the
season.
Mrs. Pauline MARITIME spent. last week
in Rockville as the guest Other sister,
Mrs. William III. Dorsey.
Mrs Williamson D. Turner and her
daughter. Miss Grace Ashton Turner, will
leave shortly for New York. where they
will be the guests of Mrs. Turner'S niece.
Mrs. Harrison Gardner, two weeks. Later
Mrs and Miss Turner will visit relatives
In Buffalo and Albany.
Mrs. Joseph Addison Darneille and her
little son are spending several months in
North Fork, Loudoun county, Va. where
they are the house guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Radcliffe.
Mrs. Fred Schwab Of Columbia road
has as her house guest her sister, Miss
Rosa Wheatfield Of Baltimore Md.
Miss Raymond Forrest Bradley of New
Rochelle, n. Y, is spending the month
of November in Washington the guest
of Miss Nellie Keane at her home on Bilt-
more street.
Miss Julia Johnston left last Wednes-
day for Luray, Va. where she will spend
the Thanksgiving holidays as the guest
of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Scott have return
tives and friends in Upperville, Va.
Mrs Carrie Wyville Robertson is spend
ing several weeks In Washington as the
guest of her mother Mrs. Walter Wyville
She will be Joined later by her daughter.
Miss Louise Robertson, who Is at present
visiting in Baltimore, and they will sail
for Italy in about two weeks They will
be the guests of friends in Naples during
the first part of December. and will spend
the remainder of the winter travelling on
the Mediterranean.
Mr.. J. Philip Brown OF Connecticut was
the guest of relatives in Washington dur
ing the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel A. Newman left
Wedn esday for the Isle OF Pines where
they expect toamake their home for about
a year
Mrs. Charles L. Clagett and her little
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Mr. A. B. Hoover. who has been spend
ing. several weeks at Atlantic City. re-
turned recently to his home in this city.
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Miss Anna Hubbard was the guest Of
Miss Jessie Armstrong last week at her
home in Alexandria.
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Miss Eloise Cissel of Both street Will
leave the early part of this week for
Portsmouth. Va, where she will spend the
Thanksgiving holidays with Miss Mary
Hope.
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Miss Bowie Wilson OF Baltimore. for
merlv of Washington. is the guest OF
relatives in Norfolk, Va.
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Mrs. Paul White, who spent last week
in Laurel Md. as the house guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. James T.. Crandall. return
ed recently to her home in Washington.
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Mrs. E. V. Thompson of G street has
as her house guest her daughter. Mrs.
R. E. McCracken, of Denver, Col.
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Commander Henry H. BarrOll. Us. N,
and Mrs. Barroll have returned to Wash
ington and have opened their apart
ment in the Dupont for the season. after
spending several months out of town.
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DR.. and Mrs. Richards of the Claiborne
have as their house guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin p. Williams of Sicklesville, n. j.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Becker. who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Norfolk. returned last week to their home
on Rhode Island avenue.
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What has bccome OF the lamhredur >
And The easy chair made from a half
barrel? And the tomato-Can ottoman &?
And the fire shovel VITA ii painted snow
scene spriukled with diamond dust?
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Mrs. B. F. Morris is spending several
weeks in New York As the guest OF her
son. Mr.. Harold Morris.
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Mr.. Henry A. Adams and his sister.
Miss Florence Adams. have recently taken
an apartment in the Highlands for the
season.
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w. r. Ramsay. for several weeks, left
recently for Steelton. Pa, where they
will be the guests of relatives for month
or more before returning to their home.
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Miss Anna Miller of the Imperial will
leave this week for Charles Town, W. Va.
where she will be the guest of DR.. and
Mrs William Neal at their home there.
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Miss Ada Saunders is spending several
days in Washington as the house guest
of Miss Esther Lawton at her home on
H street.
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Mr.. Robert tonnard, who has been the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs William T. Glover
at their home on 10th street for several
weeks. sailed Yesterday for Panama
Later III the winter MI Connard Will be
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Mrs. f.. V. Thompson OF V street has
as her house guest her daughter Mrs
r r.. McCracken of Denver. Col
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Miss Elmore Ramsay of Norfolk is stop
pinS at Az III street northwest for two
weeks.
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Miss Grayce q. Witty of Fairfax ave
nue.. Norfolk. is the guest of her aunt,
Mrs George s. Rosson, 633 S street north
west.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Addison NJ Smith. who
have been spending several months in
Rockville Md. have returned to Wash
ingtOn for the winter season.
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Mrs. Pauline MARITIME spent. last week
in Rockville as the guest Other sister,
Mrs. William III. Dorsey.
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| The President and Mrs. Roosevelt have
sent out invitations for small dinner
| to be given Tuesday, December g.
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Miss s. Tonita Ridgway of the Kanawhs
will have as her house guest during the
Thanksgiving holidays. Miss Geline Mac
donald Of Richmond.
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Mrs Johnson de Peyster and her daugh-
ter. Mrs Howard Martin of New York.
who have been spending about a week in
Washington. stopping at the Arlington.
left last Tuesday for New York.
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joined by his mother, Mrs. William Con-
nard who at present is visiting her son
and daughter-in-law, Paymaster Charles
COnnard, L. S. n, and Mrs Connard. at
their beautiful new home in Chevy Chase.
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Those who attended the weekly dance
at the Dumbarton Club last Tuesday
night pronounced it more than usually AT
tractive. After the dancing the dining
room was crowded as a number OF the
club members entertained at supper.
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Class 1910 of the Holy Cross Academy
entertained Friday evening at a dance
and promenade. which was one ut the
most enjoyable affairs III the social his
tory of the institution. The ballroom was
artistically decorated with the colors of
the academy, mingled with the pennants
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Mrs. Ii. Owen Thompson of Dent place
will have her house guest Miss Fran
ces Ransom of Baltimore for the Thanks
giving holidays.
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daughter. Miss Ida Lutz Clagett, who
have been the guests of friends in Lees
burg. Va. returned last week to their
home in this city.
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Miss Clara Jenkins of Chester Brook
Fairfax county, Va, Is spending several
weeks in Georgetown as the guest OF
relatives.
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Miss Elite Deakins. who has been the
guest of relatives in Norfolk has returned
to her home in Washington.
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| Mrs. Henry +. Robertson. who was the
| guest last week OF friends in Alexandria,
has returned to her home in this city
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Mrs. Abe Colin of Pittsburs..1s:s.:, Is tie
guest of her father Mr. Gustave I.ans-
burgl. 1918 Vermont avenue
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Mr. and Mrs Daniel \. Newman left
Wedn esday for the Isle Of Pines where
they expect toamake their home for about
year
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ing the coming-Out parties and
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The Misses StraSburGer have returned IL
their home in Philadelphia.
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Mr.. J. Philip Brown OF Connecticut was
the guest of relatives in Washington dur
ing the past week
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Mrs McCleary, wife Of former Second
Assistant Postmaster General McCleary,
has returned TO the city after spending
the summer and fall months in the west.
She is located at the New Occidental for
the winter season.
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Lady Alan Johnston. who has been here
on a visit to her mother. Mrs. Penchot,
will go to New York the last of this
month and will be with her relatives
i'll that city until she sails December s
to rejoin her husband.
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Mrs Williamson u. Turner and her
daughter, Miss Grace Ashton Turner, will
leave shortly for New York. where they
will be the guests of Mrs. Turner'S niece.
Mrs. Harrison Gardner, two weeks. Later
Mrs and Miss Turner will visit relatives
In Buffalo and Albany.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. C.. Plummer of San
Francisco are at the Arlington.
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Miss Dolly Dolin and Mrs. Bessie Dunn
left the city Thursday for Havana, Cuba,
where they expect to spend the winter.
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Maj. Gen. Charles Haywood and Mrs
Haywood have taken an apartment at
the Portncr, 10Th and u streets north
west
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Mr.. John Moran of Providence, r. L.,
who has been spending the summer
abroad. expects to arrive in Washington
shortly, where he will be the guest of
friends for several weeks.