The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-10
TINE LANGboNs LEAVE.

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TnE LANGbOHs LEAVE
Col. and Mrs. Russell L@nsdon have
given up their apartment In the Con
neeticut. the Colonel having been or
dered to Governors Island. ~ Y.
Capt. and Ars. J. X. Robinson have
taken the apartment.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Carrot A. Hobart. Of
New yerssy, are Visiting the latter
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ii.
Briggs, in their new home at 1915
street. Congressman and Mrs.. Wal
lace II. White. OF Maine. entertained
at dinner In their honor last evening.
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Judge Robert q. Bright. of Philadel-
phta. IL in the city for short sta
and IL staying at the Hotel lafayette.
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Mrs. X. C. williams, Of Wilmington.
DEL, with her small daughter. Gloria.
IL the guest of her parents. Mr.. am
Mrs +. A. Eberle. at 1912 Sixteenth
street, to remain over the holidays.
Mr.. Williams Is expected to join his
family Just before Christmas.
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The Washington Womens hecep-
ton Committee has sent out cards for
a reception in honor OF Mrs. NC
swiney, widow OF the lord mayor ~
Cork. at the Hotel Lafayette next
Monday evening at o'clock.
Judge c. N. GOODWIN. OF Chicago,
Ill. 10 at the Hotel Lafayette for
few days.
Miss Fay Brennan will entertain
at dinner tomorrow night at the Co
lumbia Country Club. previous to the
beneht dance for the Congress OF
Mothers Parent and Teachers Assoc
citation. Among her guests will be
Miss Verona Horn. Miss Helen Leigh
ton. Miss Grace Chantland, William
Rogers. william Herman, Eppa Ell
bred. and Joseph colburn.
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Next Wednesday afternoon, at the
weekly meeting OF the Anthony
League, Mrs. Frances G. Axtel. COM
missioner Of the United states EN-
ploye's Compe nxation Committee, Will
speak on the Twentieth amendment
to the Federal Constitution. The
hostess of the afternoon will be Mrs.
K. f. Bartlett.
On Friday evening at 8 o'clock Mrs.
Paul will conduct the class in par
liamentary law. On Sunday evening
at the same hour. Mrs. Paul will
speak on Robert E. Lee, the Victim
OF the Institution of Slavery" On
Monday evening Mrs. Paul will speak
at the First Congregational Church.
on shoes and Sandals as Symbols
of Social Standing. All meetings are
open to the public.
The league has recently endorsed
both the Curtiss-Gard and the Shep-
pard- Towner bills now pending in
Congress.
The Girls Health Club room-a
small gymnasium-at the new home
Of the Womens Welfare Association.
will be open for inspection every
equipped by Mrs. Charles w. E. Wet
more. president of the Welfare As
lSociation, formerly the Women's
Evening Clinic. and iA.very complete
and attractive.
The housewarming tea given yes
terday afternoon at the new head
quarters was attended by a notable
| assemblage. Mrs. Wetmore received
the guests, with Mrs. H. L. Rust,
chairman of the entertainment COM
mittee, also in the role of hostess.
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The washington Society of the
Archaeological Institute Of America
will hold the tooth regular meeting.
as guests Of Mrs. Charles NJ. Ffoulke
and Miss Amaryllis Gillett, at 2011
massachusetts, avenue on Monday
evening, December 20. at $3.50. The
speaker Of the evening will be Prof.
A. T. Clay, Of Yale University. recent
ly of the American School in Jeru-
salem, who will give an illustrated