The Washington times., 1920-12-03

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who will sail for Europe tomorrow.
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Mrs. Robert T.. Noble has Joined her
husband. Brig. General Noble. Y. $.
A., in New York He recently re-
turned to New York from the gold
coast of West Africa. where he went
In the spring for the Rockefeller
foundation. General and Mrs. Noble
will return To Washington the end of
this week.
STUDENTS TO GIVE "PROM."
The student body of Georgetown
University will give a large prom
this evening in the ball room Of the
Wardman Park Inn, honoring the dis
tinguished alumni who are here for
School Of Law.
Opening the social activities in con-
nection with the reunion. the dance is
expected to be the biggest ever given
by the university. Wives Of the
faculty members are acting as pat
ronseses.
The Rev. John Il, Creeden. s. j.,
president of the university. and
George +. Hamilton, dean Of the law
school, will be the special guests OF
honor. while the Rev. Alphonus J..
Donlon, former president OF George
town. also will be present.
committee representing the as
sociation of class residents is in
charge of arrangements. the proceeds
from the dance goingjtoward reduc-
ing the Indebtedness Of the athletic
funs.
Among the guests at the dance will
be Mr.. Chief Justice White. OF the
United States Supreme Court. and the
following out Of town alumni who
are being honofcd by the university
with degrees: Judge William Rogers
Kentucky; Martin Conboy, OF New
York: Mr. John j. Fitzgerald of Paw
tucket, X. l.: Judge David Weston
haver OF Cleveland. Ohio. and Mr..
George MacNcir of New York. 1t is
expected fully 500 couples. represent
ing the students Of all the various
schools. will be present.
President Creedcn and Dean Hamil-
ton, assisted by the wives Of members
Of the faculty will be hosts at a
formal reception at the college Sun
day afternoon in honor OF visiting
alumni
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The first run Of the reorganized
place tomorrow morning. starting
from the American University and
winding up with a hunt breakfast at
the club. This will be the first time
the hounds have been out in several
years, and the restoring of the sched
ule of hunts is an event OF unusual
interest to Washington sportsmen-
and sportswomen.
Plans for the run tomorrow and
the seasons hunting were discussed
at luncheon given at the Army and
Navy Club by DR.. J. Ryan Devereux.
acting NJ. +. II. His guests were
Charles w. Kutz. Colonel George,
Colonel Rivers. Col. Robert Paxton.
Rear Admiral Cary T., Grayson. Alex
ander Britton. Walter Tuckerman.
Ord Preston, Clarence Aspinwall.
Lowndes Jackson. James NJ. Andrews,
of Virginia; Dennis Upson, Prescott
Galley and Joseph f. S. DevereuX.
ANDREWS TO ADDRESS CLUB.
The Club OF Colonial Danes will
have as it's guest u Monday after
non, December 6, Matthew Page An
drews honorary secretary of the
English-speaking Union. who will ad.
dress the club on the subject OF the
union. Mr.. Andrews Is the author
Of an historical pageant soon to be
produced in Baltimore by the best
amateur talent lie has written n
history OF the United States, and Is
the author of "The Dixie Book OF
Days"
Thomas Austin Lake and Miss Lii
Ian Francis were married on Thanks
giving Day at the Good Shepherd
Episcopal Church. Sixth and ! streets
northeast. with the Rev. c. s. Abbott
officiating. The ceremony took place
at o'clock with a number of per-
sonal friends of the bride and groom
present After the wedding a dance
was given in their honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lake are at home at
84G Sixth street northeast until De-
cembcr 90 when thoy will 20 to the
bridccroom's home In Virginia for n
short vacation
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Mrs. Margaret Monterlo Berry, has
returned from short visit to lGch-
mond. Va, where she spent several
days at the Jefferson with her
brother, Judge A. y. Monteiro. of
Goochland.
The plans for the Christmas hall
for Noel House, which will take place
on December %, include n series Of
artistic tablcaux. to bee posed for by
the debutantes and their attending
cavaliers. The tableaux which will
be most elaborate will precedc the
dancing. Mrs. c. C.. Calhoun is chair
man of the ball committee.
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Mrs. Josiah Oh Iries Merriman, Of
New York. president OF the National
Federation of College Women. will be
the guest OF honor at tea given
for the College Women's club at the
home of Miss Marie Saunders in
Georgetown on Sunday afternoon at
8 o'clock.
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The second lecture OF the Alliance
Franchise will be given at the Wash
ington club next Monday at 4:3O
o'clock, by +. q. Hoffherr, an Alsatian
who has made a special study OF the
famous cathedral OF Strasbourg and
its iappnds and will snpal IN tbiy