The Washington times., 1918-11-21

who have been staying at the Plaza.
in New York, have returned to Wash
ington-
Mrs. William B. osgood Field. who
has been spending the summer at her
place, Highlawn House, in Lenox,
has closed her home and is expected
in Washington soon She is now on
visit with her mother. Mrs. William
D. Sloane. in New York.
The Rev. and Mrs. Philip NJ Pres
colt. Of this city. are in Stockbridge,
Mass and are staying at the Puritan
Inn
Rear Admiral Franch E. Chadwick,
o. s. N, and Mrs. Chadwick enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday at their
home, Twin Oaks, Newport, to cele-
brate their fortieth wedding anniver-
sary. Among the guests were Rear
Admiral Charles H. Davis. U. S. NJ,
and Mrs. Davis. the former OF whom
was a classmate Of Admiral Chadwick
at the United States Naval Academy
at Annapolis.
Mrs. Hunt Slater. who will spend the
winter in New York. Is in WASHING.
ton for few days. Mrs. SIater's home
on Sixteenth street has been LEASED
for the winter to Mr.. AMI Mrs. Henry
M Howe, of New York, who have
occupied 1t through the summer.
To Give Reception.
The annual reception at the Cath
Ole Home for Aged Ladies', so33 p
street, will be held on Monday after
noon, November %, from $3.50 to @
O'Clock. The ladies' resident at the
home and the members OF the board
OF lady managers viii receive; and all
VINO are interested in the work are
cordially invited to be present.
Mrs. Samuel A. Kimberly, who was
hostess at the Wednesday luncheon Al
the Arts Club yesterday. had as her
guests Mrs. Gober, OF Atlanta; MIR.
{. G. L. Anderson, Mrs. John Allen
Hornsby, formerly OF st. Louis. who
Is now making her home in WashInp.
ton: Mrs. William Zevely, Mrs. Hous-
ton Il. Teehee. Mrs. James V. Nc
Clintic, wife OF Congressman Nc
Clintic. of oklahoma: Mrs. Giles r
COOK, Miss Maud Scruggs, OF Atlanta.
ana Mrs. James ii. Draper, mother of
the hostess.
The weekly luncheons at the club
have recently been added to its fun
and Interesting program, which in
cludes meetings of the music circle on
Monday evenings, "Fireside EVENINGS
on Tuesdays, club dinners on Thurs
days, tea on Friday afternoons. dances
for men in uniform on Saturday
evenings. and music. dramatics, lee
lures, etc, on Sunday evenings.
Mrs. William c. Penn and her
daughter, Miss Gladys Penn, have re- |
turned from st. Louis and are occupy |
ing their apartment at the Highlands. |
Mrs. Preston Arkwright, OF Atlanta.
Is the guest Of Brig. Gen. William L. |
Marshall and his daughter, Mrs. John |
Harrison Knapp, for a few DAYS. Mrs. |
who is Mrs. Arkwright's
sister. is at present visiting Mrs. VIII |
liam c. Langtitt in Flushing. +. I.
Mrs. Knapp expects to go to Boston
about December /, TO be with Pay
master Knapp, U. S. N, who is now
on sea duty.
Coming Here.
Mrs. George W. Baker, Of San
expects to come 10 Wash
ington to spend the Christmas hoII-
days with her son and daughtsr-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond T. Baker.
Mrs. Sherman Haight, wife OF Capt.
Sherman Haight. u. S. A.. now in
France. entertained a brilliant com
pany at dinner last night in honor OF
her house guest, Miss Violet Wilder.
daughter of Gen. w. f. Wilder,
L. S. A., formerly stationed at Fort
Myer. and very well known in Wash
ington. Mrs. HaiSht's sister, Miss
Laura Lyon. is also visiting her for
a week or so.
Mrs. Charles r. Warren. Of 2343 S
street northwest, was hostess at
luncheon yesterday. Mrs. Warren ex-
poets her mother, Mrs. Char'es Wet
more, of Detroit. to arrive today for
4 little visit