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Helen Blodgett and Mr.. Delos Blod-
gett, tr, will join her there for the occa-
sion.
They will return to Washington early
in December. when they will have as
there house guest Miss harriet Mac
daniel of Atlanta, Ga.
Later Miss Blodgett will give a dance
for the debutantes of this season at
her home in 10th street.
Miss Dorothy bennett will leave
Washington Friday evening for New
York. where she will join party at
tending the Army and Navy game. AZ ~
New York Miss bennett will be joined
by her father. Mr. Fred bennett who
has been at Chicago for several weeks,
both returning to Washington on sun
day.
Miss Harriet Harmon entertained at q
bridge party yesterday afternoon in com
plment to her house guest, Miss otelia
Medlin of Jacksonville. Fla. The other
guests were Miss Jane Gregory, Miss
Anita Kite. Miss Marjorie Helmbold. Miss
Holland Fits, Miss Virginia Minor. Miss
Dorothy Quintard, Miss Harriet Fitch,
Miss Dorothy Crawford. Miss Dorothy
Graves. Miss Adelaide Norris and Mrs
for her home in Florida tomorrow.
Miss Natalie briggs will go to New
York Friday to attend the Army and
Navy game. and will be the guest for
week of Mrs. John l.. Adams.
Mrs Clarence Hinkamp, wife of Ideut
Hinkamp, L. :. N. who is spending a
few days i'll Washington with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Miller. will en-
terrain at Il small informal dinner at the
Chevy Chase Club this evening.
Mrs. Hinkamp will go to New York
Friday TO attend the Army and Navy
game She will sail December for Haiti,
where she will join Lieut.. Hinkamp, who
is stationed there.
Mr.. Michel Jacobs entertained at q
large tea yesterday afternoon at his
studio in Pennsylvania avenue. when
the recently completed portraits Of
Speaker Champ Clark and former
Speaker Joseph G. Cannon were on
view Mr. Jacobs and Mr.. Felix Ma
hony received the guests.
Mrs Thomas c. Dawson and Mrs.
Horace G.. Macfarland presided at the
daintily appointed tea table, which had
centerpiece of crimson carnations
and fern with the candles capped with
shades of purple and crimson silk. The
pupils of the National School of Fine
and Applied Art assisted in receiving.
Among the guests were Capt. and
Mrs. William Strother Smith. Miss Mar
garet Smith, Miss Jane Gregory, Miss
Marjory Helmbold. Mrs Archibald
Oracle, Capt. George Mercer Brooke.
Mrs. Charles Wilbur Fairfax, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred bennett, Miss Dorothy Den
nett, Miss Helen Burch. Mrs H. r b.
Harris. Miss Ethel Mai Hunter. Miss
Virginia Wheat, Mrs Gillett-Hill and
Mr.. Carter
Mrs. Donald Goodwin, who was here
-iS;t NIrr
Brooks at Chatham Courts, has gone to
Old Point Comfort to join Lieut.. God
win.
Mrs. Laurence w Clarke, accompa-
MED by her sister. Miss Catharine Pace.
and Miss Margaret Douglas, will leave
Friday for the Army Navy game. Later
Mrs. Clarke Will join Lieut.. Clarke. L.
will visit West Point before returning
home.
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. J. X.
Taussig of Washington are spending a
few days at New York and are stopping
at the Wolcott Hotel.
Mrs. Frances Alton Connolly has as
her guest Mrs. u. Newton Estes of New
York. Mrs. Estes, who was Miss
Eleanor Berystrome, is a debutante of
three seasons ago at New York and
lived in Paris for three years, where
she has a wide circle of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Thurston enter
tained at supper at their apartment.
at Chatham Courts. Sunday evening
following the christening of their in
FAINT daughter, Nancy May. earlier in
the afternoon. at Sacred Heart Church.
Miss Mary Thurston was godmother
and Mr.. Archibald Kengla was god
father.
The musical tea given at the Brighton
Monday afternoon by the Friendship
Society was very successful. There
was a large attendance and an ar
tistic program. Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw
Gawler sang several solos, Mrs. J.
Harry Cunningham accompanying her
at the piano. Miss Sylvia Metcalf was
charming in rhythmic dances. and the
American Hawaiian trio played a num-
Der of characteristic selections. Prof.
John Russell also gave several guitar
numbers Miss Mildred Eddy played
two piano solos and Miss Margaret
Payne, Miss Seyboth, Miss Jane Fish
back and Mr.. Walter +. Hardell sang
Quite generous contribution was re-
ceived toward the Thanksgiving and
Christmas charities of the society.
Much credit for the success of the tea
is due to the committee on arrange
ment. who also served as hostesses-
Mesdames e. z. keyser, Albert Hupp,
Joseph Nevins. \. Tingley, John Phil
| lips, e. Fl. Cross and Miss NJ Stallings.
Mrs John King served tea. and others
VINO assisted Were Mrs. E B. Johns
Mrs NJ. y. Fowler, Mrs. c. F. Grand
| Held and Mrs. w. q. McMurchy
Col. and Mrs, Frederick Marsh will