The Washington herald., 1919-11-19
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80 Mrs. Wilson took her daily auto
mobile ride yesterday afternoon.
Her mother, Mrs. william II. Boil
ing. accompanied her.
Mrs. Marshall. wife of the Vice
President. who has been i'll for
more than a week. IL much better
and expects to go out for a little
while today. the weather permit
Ting.
The Minister of Poland. tPrince
.Casimir Lubomirski. and Count Pu-
laskI have returned to the New
willard from 4 two-week absence
from the city. during which time
they visited New York, Boston and
other cities.
The Assistant Secretary of the
: Navy and Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt
will be hosts at dinner this evening.
Louis Guerin. head OF the French
delegation to the International
Labor Conference. entertained a
large party of guests at dinner
last evening in the Presidential
suite at the willard.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Logic will enter
tain at q luncheon today at the
Cafe 81. Marks. There VIII be
covers for thirty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler Anderson
and their small daughter will ar
rive today from York Harbor.
where they went last week for lit
tie Miss Anderson. They will take
possession Of their hcme at 1918
Twenty-hrst street
NANCY LANE
HONOR GUEST.
Miss Frances Hampson, the debu-
tante daughter of Mrs Joseph Hamp-
son. was hostess at one OF the larg-
est debutante parties Of the season
yesterday at Rauscher's, when she
entertained at luncheon in compli-
ment to Miss Nancy Lane. daughter
OF the Secretary of the Interior and
Mrs. Lane.
The guests were seated at one large
table in the ballroom and a beautiful
decoration Of yellow chrysanthemums
and autumn foliage adorned the ta-
BILE. Mrs. Hampson and Mrs. Edward
L. Doheny chaperoned the party. The
guests included: Nancy Lane. honor
guest; Miss Marcia Chaplin. Miss
Marion Drain. Miss Gladys Kaime.
Miss Lindsay Wood, Miss Helen
smith of New York. Miss Anne Du-
Iany, Miss Mary Custis Lee. Miss
Mary Dixon Norris, Miss Delphine
Heyl. Miss Leita Adams. Miss Helen
McLanahan. Miss Betty Grove, Miss
Virginia McKenney. Miss Anne Cor
ION, Miss Peggy Martin. Miss Helen
Tucker. Miss Agnes Scott Miss Mar
garet Crosson. Miss Myra Morgan.
Miss Mildred Bromwell. Miss Marga-
ret Harding. Miss Jane Story. Miss
Elizabeth Jeffries. Miss Virginia Eek
els, Miss Eleanor Bright, Miss Enid
Sims, Miss Olyve Graef, Miss Mar
yuerite Simonds, Miss Dorothy Mon
iell, Miss Eleanor Johnston. Miss
knna Hamlin. Miss Ruth Donaldson,
Miss Betty Burnett and Miss Eleanor
Harris.
Miss Hampson will make her for
nal debut at a tea on December 10
At the Washington Club. and next
Monday Miss Gladys Kaime will en-
:artain at luncheon in her honor
At the Shoreham.
q Col and Mrs. Thomas W. Symons,
who are in their home, 150e Sixteenth
street, for the winter, have with
hem for the first time in several
years their son, Mr.. Noel A. Symons,
who graduated from Princeton in
BITre, and Is now a student at the
Georgetown University Law School.
Mr.. Symons served in the recent war
a. a lieutenant. but left the service
% complete his course at Princeton.
The marriage of Miss Margaretta
.. Symops to Mr.. Courtland Van
Wrinkle. of New Haven. Conn, will
AXE place Christmas week.
Mrs. Martin A. Morrison wife Of
he president of the civil service COM
mission, will give a tea today for her
Tiests, Mrs. James c. Kays. OF Los
Angeles. and her daughter. Miss
Florence Kays. Among those assist
1rS Mrs. Morrison will be Mrs. James
e. Watson, wife OF the Senator from
Indiana; Mrs. Edward King. Mrs.
william Allen Winter and Mrs. Her
oert Draper.
Mrs. Strother Smith entertained at
4 small tea yesterday afternoon at the
Wyoring. where she Is for the win
:er. in honor of her guest. Mrs. Will
Am C. Young. Of Hampton. Va. hav-
ng some OF the latter's friends here
% meet her. Mrs. Young is on her
way to Martinsburg. W. Va. to visit
Ter sister. Mrs. Charles ]. Faulkner.
wife of ,he former Senator.
Miss Virginia Sutherland, daughter
of Senator and Mrs. Howard Suther-
and. is visiting in Maryland for a
few days.
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