The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-21
DINNERS BEFORE DANCE.

military attache OF the embassy.
had dinner for Colonel and Mrs.
Thorne before the dance
Miss Mildred Bromwell entertained
at "A dinner OF fourteen covers in
compliment to her guest, Miss Mar
garet Dunlop, daughter OF Mrs.
Archibald McCrea, before the dance.
Miss Ruth Hitchcock, daughter OF
Senator and Mrs. Gilbert II. Hitch
cock, had guests dining with her.
taking them later to the embassy.
Miss Alice Harding, daughter OF W.
p. G. Harding. was hostess at a
small dinner party, among her
guests being Miss Anna Hamlin.
Miss Caroline Story, Capt. c. J,
Henry, Chester Lockwood, and Bal
lard Moore.
HOST At SUPPER PARTY.
Col. John G. Quekemeyer, u. S. A..
aide to General Peershing. was host at
delightful supper party last even
ing at Highwood, the country estate
or General Pershing, where the two
officers make their home. In the
company were Representative and
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Dclano Robbins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrews, General Pershing, Col.
and Mrs. Guy u. Henry, Col. and Mrs.
Harry Cootz. Major and Mrs. George
S Patton, Mrs. Cromwell Brooks,
Mrs. Grafton Mlnot. Mrs. J. Borden
Hartman, Mrs. Charles Bromwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Westcott. Mr..
and Mrs. Playford. Of baltimore. Mr..
ard Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes, jr., Miss
Gladys Hnckley, Gen. Clarence VIII
liams, Gen. George -. Squier, Col.
William l.. Horton, William Slater, NJ.
lSeljpo Espil secretary OF the Argen-
Zinc embpssy. Rear Admiral Andrew
r. Long and Henry May, jr. After
tho rmiIntrv sumner me COMPANY
danced many REMAINING throuc bsut
Inc evening: others going on later to
ioln the guests at the dance in prog
Miss Nadine Onxnard, the younger
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r
oxnard has returned from -. limo
thy's school to spend the holidays.
Mrs. James & HaCgin arrived last
night from New York and IL stopping
AZ the Shoreham.
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CIV. Yosnitakc Uyeda, Of the
mineral Japancse navy and naval
attacha Of the Japanes" navy At wash
inGton, Is ia New hoFk AT inc liotei
Aston for lew days on Il NhrlstfhaS
shopping trip.
J. Townsend Russell, H.. anu l.
Thomas have come from princeton
Canon aud Mrs. }. Townsend hlsseiI
1T the Hotel Lafayette.
NJ. and Mrs. Bcale K. Howard VIII
have with them TOT Christmas MI
and Mrs. tranc!s haAHihS' oi New
daughter. and Mr.. ana MIS- Johh
Terry EcmeN, OF Ne" hork' Mrs'
Manning and Mrs. feinty are oaus II
tcrs OF Mr.. and Mrs. Howard. lhey
will arrive on Thursday evening.
Thomas W HaruWlrN' lho'
Il visit and is staying at tine fotel
Lafayette.
:
II. Campbell Graef, accompanied U!
his daughter, Miss OlYVe Graef' mas
gone to Seattle for tn" winter. MIS-
Gra"f is in Washington Vlsltihs Hef
niece, Mrs. Sheriff..
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Miss Eleanor Harris. daugNtcr OF
Mr. and Mrs. FLOYD Harris. enter
t,ntes az n tea dance yesterday ate r
noon i'm compliment to Miss Ann
yVicks Craven, debutantc daughter OF
cant and Mrs. z. 7. craven.
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Mrs Henry. HUNT Mckee has issued
cards to a to-; dance TO be given at the
Hadleiph NoudaN, January "a, Cor
Mrs. Fitzgerald and Miss Fitzargald,
Of BOSTON and Miss Lcibing, of in
diana.
Miss Charlotte freeman Clark. VINO
has been visiting friends in New York
and Montrosc. Pa. returned home Fri
day. Miss Clark attended the supper
dance given by Governor Richie of
MARYLAND at the executive mansion
last evening.
s.
Mrs. Lawrence Townsend, WHO is
spending a few days in New York,
is expected back in town on Friday.
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The marriage of Miss Katherine
Smyth. daughter of Chief Justice
Constantin j. Smyth. OF the District
Court of Appeals, and Mrs. Smyth, to
charles Ward Burgess, son OF Ward
burgess. of Omaha, Nebr., will take