The Washington times., 1917-12-11
RofeSsorAxson
TakeSApannent
Here For Winter

Prof. Stockton Arson. who has been
= guest Of President and Mrs. Wilson
At the White House for several
weeks, will spend the winter in
Washington, having taken over the
duties OF national secretary OF the
American Red Cross Prof. Arson
has taken an apartment at the Bene-
dict.
The President pro tempore OF the
Senate and Mrs. Willard Salisbury
will give their annual reception for
the Senate tomorrow evening from
Q to II o'clock.
Mrs. n. D. Purdy, of Minneapolis,
MINI, is in Washington att nding
the suffrage convention. and is sop
ping at the Shoreham. Mrs. Purdy
IL a welcome visitor as she made her
home here several years when her
husband, Judge Purdy, was first as
sistant attorney general
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Mrs. Daniels In New York.
Mrs. Josephus Daniels, who has been
In Charlotte, N. c.. since Sunday, has
gone to New York and will devote to-
day and tomorrow to war council
work for the Y. W. {. A She will re-
turn to Washington on Monday.
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Mrs. George MATHS, who has been
visiting her sister-in-IGw, Mss Julia
Maths. will return to her home in
Champaign, III, today or tomorrow.
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Miss Eliza Scidmore will give a tea
tomorrow afternoon at the Washing
ton Club, in honor OF Miss Benton, OF
Kioto. Japan Miss Benton. who is
a missionary, is spending some time
in Washington.
Miss Julia Maths will entertain in
formally at dinner on Friday evening
for Miss Benton.
Capt and Mrs. Henry Pendleton are
leaving today for New York after q
short visit with Col and Mrs E. P.
Pendleton at their home on Biltmore
street.
Returns To Dubuque.
Mrs. J. H. Lull, Of Dubuque. Iowa,
who has been visiting Mrs. Ezra L.
Koon at the dresden for a fortnight
has returned to Dubuque.
One Of the interesting young men who
have recently come to Washington on
war work Is Stephen Millett. OF New
York, who Is associated with Henry p.
Davidson in Rel Cross actiyIt4es- de
il q brother Of Miss Mary Millett, who
is a frequent visitor here as the guest
Of Miss Edith Temple Oracle. Mr.. MI
lett has an apartment at the Lafayette
Hotel. Mrs Nj lett divides her time
between Washington and her home on
Long Island. /
Mrs. Sidney BaIlou has sent out cards
for & tex on Saturday afternoon. De
cember 2, in compliment to her dauEh-
ter. Miss Elizabeth Burnett
Ladies Of CabInetIAId.
Mrs. AfcAdoo, Mrs. Lane, and Mrs.
Houston head the list of patronesses
for the moving pictures in color to be
shown in the home of Mr.. and Mr..
Edison Bradley Tuesday evening by NJ.
Oourtellemont for the bsneht OF the
''Reformes Numero 2" the crippled
soldiers Of France. The other pat
ronesses are Mrs. Theodore Boynton,
Miss Mabel Boardman, Mrs. Crozier,
Mrs. Dimocks Mrs. Marshall Field,
Miss Sarah Lee, Mrs. George Cabot
Lodge, Miss Pstten, Mrs. Frank L.
Polk, Mrs. W. W. Rockhill, Mrs. Will
lam A. Slater, Mrs. Matthew T. Scott, !
and Mrs. George Vanderbilt.
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Prof. o. C. Dodge, U. S. N. and Mrs. |
Dodge, OF Pittsburgh, are visiting !
CAPT. and Mrs. Martin E. Trench at !
the Navy Yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. T. Mann, accom-
panied BY Miss Elizabeth Hickey. are /
spending the week in New York. /
Miss Ethel Hickey is expected back
in Washington tomorrow after a
short visit to Philadelphia &
. Doll Hospital and Exchange
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