The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-10-26
Jean ELot,S NeUS
OF Capita! Society
Continued from Page Eighth

NNN"NNSN AANhA AasN ANshht
making a speaking tour Of Okla
homa and adjoining States. VIII re-
turn TO Washington about NOvem-
Der o. His resignation from his poet
as assistant secretary will take ef-
feet November rs.
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One of the seasons FIRST debutantu
parties Will be given tomorrow. when
Mrs. John Lewis Smith will entertain
Al luncheon at Cafe Sc Marks for
her daughter. Miss Mary Amber
smith. The guests viii be Miss Mar
got Fisher. Miss May Taylor Miss
Betty Werner. Miss Anne Craven,
Mise Ruth Thurston, Misc Josephine
Bridget Miss Mary Louise johnson,
MES Peggy Taylor. Miss Daviette
richhh' ana Miss Edith Bacon.
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| Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury
James IL. Moyle. and Mrs. Moyle, who
nave been in Utah for the past month.
VIII return 10 Washington about
november q. Mr. Moyle L. national
democratic chairman for the state
OF ptah and with Mrs. Moyle hiss
peeh taking an active part in the
campaign In that State. .
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cecil Blunt,
VINO are the guests Of Mrs. Julian
James were the honor guests last
night at dinner when Mrs. Crom-
wen Brooks entertained a company
OF guests az dinner. taking them later
70 Major George Oakley Totem
dance.
MRS. John Hervey Young was
hostess at tea yesterday at the Cafe
81 Marks In compliment to Grant
Mlteheil, having a small company %;
ora friends TO meet him. Mr. Mitchell,
VINO Is playing here at the National
fheater Is nephew of the late
former President and Mrs Rutherford
IS Hayes, who were old and Close
friends In Ohio of Mrs. Young
parents, the late Judge and Mrs.
Shellabarger.
DISCUSS PLANS FOR PLAY.
meeting of the board OF the
Neighborhood House Day Nursery. RI
the home OF Mrs John w. Thomp-
son @3Zo sheridan Circle, was held
this morning at IL o'clock. Plans for
the benent performances ut the
Belasco Theater November S. wer,.
discussed. The play is "When We're
foun g." comedy by Kate L. Ne
Laurin. with Henry Hull and Fair
Binney in the leading roles.
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MRS. Henry Hunt Mckee wife Of
the newly elected president of the
national bank section of the Ameri-
can Bankers Association. will enter
tain at luncheon Thursday in honor
of Mrs. Theodore Tiller. Mrs. Tiller
Is a member of the national board of
governors Of the League OF American
Penwomen.
Mrs. Eldred Tucker and son. Fair
TAX Tucker, of Seattle. who have been
spending few weeks at the Grafton,
Will leave today for Pasadena. Cal.
where they will spend the winter
MRS. tucker is remembered here as
MISS Norton, Of this city and Virginia.
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Mrs. Francis Alton Connolly. who
returned recently from a visit to Mrs.
q. Newton Estes, in New York. has
gone to Hot Springs with Mr.. Con-
molly.
One of the prettiest weddings OF
the year was that yesterday at noon
of Miss Marjorie Brown and Capt.
Richard Bell Buchanan. U. S. NJ. c.
Inc ceremony was performed in the
nome OF the bride, 1901 Connecticut
avenue, by the Rev. George Fisk-
Dudley, Of St. Stephens Church. and
was followed by breakfast. Only "A
small company Of relatives and a few
intimate friends were present
The bride wore a becoming gown
OF cream satin and carried shower
bouquet of brides roses and lilies OF
the valley. Miss Vivian Brown, young
sister of the bride, VINO was maid OF
.tonor and only attendant. wore white
organize over pink and carried pink
roses.
the bridal couple expect to tour TO
Atlantic City. later to sail from
Charleston, S. c., for the Virgin
Islands, where they will make their
home.
Miss Helen Hayes Brown, who WAS
to have been a bridesmaid, was un-
able to be present on account of the
opening performance in New York OF
"Bak,' in which she plays the stellar
role. Miss Brown sent an exquisite
pearl necklace with platinum clasp
to the bride.
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sCHUYLERs RETURN To U. ..
Comdr. Gerrit l.. Schuyler, u. 8. NJ.
and Mrs. Schuyler arrived in New
York, Monday, on the transport Pm
cess Matoika, from London. where
for the past three years he was the
assistant naval attache at the United
states embassy. They are at the
Hotel Astor for a few days prior to
coming to Washington. where he will
await further orders. Commander
Schuyler served during the war with
the naval railway battery.
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Mrs. NJ. I. Weller and daughter.
Mrs. c. A. Mccarthy, left today for
Atlantic City. They will spend two
weeks at Galen Hall, after which
they will go to New York for a few
days
Mr.. and Mrs. william II. Whiting
celebrated their golden wedding an
niversary last night, when their four
sons, r. T. whiting, w. II. Whit
ing. Joseph Whiting and George
whiting, gave n reception in their
honor at the Pythian Temple. There
were about 400 guests present