The Washington times., 1916-01-16
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and you would rot suspect them on
alight acquaintance OF a fondness for
dancing; but they do dance necessarily
ana very well. too Captain and Mrs.
schindel had guests for dinner, also,
earlier In the evening. It's not neces-
sary to tell you that It was a charm
ing dinner, for their parties, formal or
informal, are always charming.
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Quite distinguished visitor came TO
town this morning TO be the guest OF
Capt. and Mrs. Theodore A. Ball
win, IN the person OF Mrs. William
Randall sayIes. wife OF Lieutenant
Commander Sayles, U. 8. NJ, naval
attache OF the American embassy in
Paris Mrs. SAyies' first husband was
the late Henry Boynton Moore. =
wealthy New Yorker She came TO
America for the marriage Of her
daughter. Katherine Moore. 70 Ernest
A. Bigelow, ir., son OF Mr.. and MIS-.
Ernest A. Blgelow, OF New York and
Oyster BAY, which will take place on
January % and will be followed py a
large reception at the Colony Club,
During the absence Of their mother,
Katherine and her sister. Constance
Moore. have been with their aunt, MIS-
Warner Leeds, in New York. MRS.
Leeds presented Constance to society
last week at a dinner at the Colony
club, followed by a theater party. MIS-.
Sayles viii Join her husband In Paris
Immediately after the wedding. she
will be the guest Of honor at a num-
ber of entertainments in Washington
including a luncheon ON Tuesday Tor
which Mrs. Baldwin will be hostess
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Mrs. Logan Tucker is anticipating
with no little pleasure the ARRIVAL TO-
morrow OF Mrs. Robert h. Boyd, OF
New York, with wnom-she used TO play
when both were children in Washing
ton. Before the war Mrs. Boyds lather'
Mr.. FouIke, and Mrs. fuckers tather'
Gen. John A. Logan. were in Congress
together, both representing the state
OF illinois. Later, good many years
later, Gbe 1t known. the Foulkes lived IN
Calumet place, where Mrs. Boyd's nrst
marriage to Mr., Hastings TOOK place
Congressman ana Mrs. Ben Johnson
are busy putting their house in order.
lou see, they took possession only
fortnight ago OF the residence. lS2 six
teenth street, which they have leased
for the season, so the business OF get
ting seSled is keeping Mrs. johnson
from missing Nancy too much. This
little lazy is now Mrs. Roscoe &. Craw-
ford. and with her recently acquired
husband is at Corozal, a newly estao-
Ilshed post in Panama. They like the
place immensely and are having q
beautiful time. Nevertheless, Nancy Il
planning a visit home this sprfns.
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Mrs. Hancock RoDinson's innumerapiS
Washington friends are delighted Jnei
she is TO be here for the winter. with
Miss Annie Van Pelt, of New YORK,
she is stopping at the Pqwhatan until
they can select an apartment. They
expect to be in town until June.
This is the first time that Mrs. Rod
inson has been here for any consid'
erabie stay since the death OF her nus.
band several years ago. Then she wal
living at the Woodley. where her daugn
ter, shelby. now MrU. HolloclN. wa
married. Shelby makes her home II
New York Mrs. Hancock has also DeeI
in New York much OF the time, cnap
eroning Miss Van Pelt. and betweel
whIles they have travelled extensiveiy
They ''did' Europe thoroughly. nav
! been all over this continent, and wer
in California for ever so long.
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With the departure of our Latin
American visitors, came also the depar
ture OF Maddin Summers, who. in tn
intervals Of looking after the social pro
gram and arranging for their cOmfor
and entertainment, ran a detective bu
reau for their convenience. Upon tn
termination Of the junket Of the Pan
American party about the several cite
of the East, Mr.. Summers is slated {
return to Sau Paulo. on the north coas
OF Brazil, where he is in charge Of tn
American consulate. Too bad, isn't II
particularly as Mrs. Summers will g
with him. The two have been particu
larly>prOminent In all festivities In con
nection with the Pan-American Scien
tifc Congress and have come to be "a
miliar and popular figures in town dur
ling the several months that Mr.. sum
mers has been engaged in preparatio
for this event.
This detective business. by the way,
no Joke, but a man-size job, which n
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