The Washington times., 1920-10-15

evening at tho home OF the brides
grandma ther. Mrs. Theresa Dillon. In
Cleveland Park. Mrs. knoppf was
formerly Miss Eleanor Bliss, aud 10
the daughter OF Gen. and Mrs. Tasker
Bliss. Her husband 10 on the faculty
of Yale University.
Tonight Mrs Dillon viii enter
tain at dioner for Miss Rockwell.
Mr.. LAttlehsles and their bridal party,
and today Mrs c. H. GIN. mother OF
the bride gave luncheon for her
daubhter. The guests were Mrs. DN-
Ion. Miss Marjorie Gelm. Miss Milli.
cent Bailey. Mrs Frederick NJ. Tow
ers. Miss Margaret Littlehales. Miss
Margaret Hayes. and Miss Esther
Jones.
Mrs. Cromwell Brooks will be host
ess at dinner tonight.
A subscription dance In which a
number OF prominent young people
are interested will be given tomor-
row night at Twin Oaks. the country
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Bell
with their son. Robert Bell. as host.
Nine. Hsuge. who had a cottage for
the summer at York Harbor, has re-
turned to her Washington home.
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Baroness Won Schoen is visiting her
brother-in-law and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Walker. She was for.
meriy Miss Catherine Birney.
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Mrs. Henry Kirke Porter and Miss
Anne. Hegemsn have returned to
Washington from their summer home
and are at Wardman Park Hotel until
they open their / street home for the
winter.
Miss Alice Harding, daughter OF w.
+. q. Harding. of the Federal Reserve
Board. left yesterday for New York.
where she will visit for about a week.
Former Senator Luke Lea of Ten
nesee, accompanied by Mrs. Lea, ar
rived here yesterday TO spend some
time at the Washington.
Percival Gassett. United States con-
sui ~ Leeds. England, is spending
severe weeks i0 Washington. after
which he will go to Boston for
visit tsfore returning to his post.
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Ais. Helen Parsons, the debutsnte
daueb.er of Mrs. James l.. Parsons.
of SSlvy Chase, will return tomor-
row rpm Warrenton. Va. where she
"AS ben No''hS'
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TraT Lay has taken an apartment
at Wa oman Park Inn for the winter.
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NJ and Mrs. Robert Lansing were
am the interesting audience at the
Ns~, Al Theater last night to witness
thS ,,duction of stepping Stones"
NJ Mrs. Theodore Noyes also had
a of guests including their SON.
in~Isp and daughter Mr.. and Mrs
John Y. Thompson.
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BIR>yaDAY PARTY FOR MRS. JAMES
Apc'her group of seventy wounded
serv,re men from Walter Reed and
the NYal Hospital were entertained
last ogeRing at the Theodorus Bailey
Myers Mason House, 1906 Twentieth
street, by the officers and directors
Of the Women's Naval Service. Inc.
this function being a joint birthday
party for the soldiers in hospital who
were born in October and Mrs. Julian
James, who gives the use OF Mason
House as a memorial to her brother,
the late Comdr. Theodore Bailey Myers
Mason. U. S. N. Thu party was a sur
prise to Mrs. James.
A gift packet was given to each
man, with a birthday card bearing his
vided by members of the Junior De-
fense Guard; Mrs. George Barnett,
wife Of General Barnett, u. s. NJ. c..
read several poems: Miss Katherine
Brooks told fortune,, and a delicious
buffet supper was served.
Mrs. Barnett, Miss Fannie Jackson,
Mrs. G. l. Smith, Mrs. Goldsborough
Adams, Mrs. G. Phillips Hill. Mrs.
Laura ". Damn. Mrs. Than v. Ranck.
Mrs. George Poe, and Mrs. Walter p.
Montague acted as hostesses for the
evening. A group Of girls including
Miss Doris Danck, Miss Alice Ballan-
tine, Miss Julia Herman. Miss Eliza
beth Hart, Miss Ruth Parsons. as well
as twelve girls from the Girls Aid So.
cicty of Mason House. acted as as
sintants. A community sing followed
the supper.
Today is the fourth anniversary of
the founding of the Theodorus Bailey
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