The Washington times., 1920-11-06
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nrst came TO Warrington.
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The Misses Patten. entertained a
large company at dinner last even
ing In honor OF their guest. the Count.
J ess Won Moltke-Hu'tfeldt.
Mrs. T. t. Ansb.rry was hostess st
luncheon yesttsrday at the shoreham'
Mrs. EliphaIet Andrews win enter.
| tain informally at tea this afternoon
In compliment to Winston Wilkinson,
OF Lynchburs, Va. talented violinis,
4 who gave a recital last evening AT
the Theological Seminary at Alex
Mrs. Andrews attended the recital.
taking with her the little party of
guests for whom she had given an
informal buffet supper ut her house
In Sixteenth street.
Otto L. Evans. OF Amherst, Va, an
/ nounces the engagement OF hts daugh-
ter. Miss Harriet McNair Evans. 10
J. Bernard Wyckon. OF Washington.
The wedding will take place at Ra
venscroft. the home OF the bride. In
the early spring. e -"t'
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/ Mr.. and Mrs. William George Hin
are being congratulated on the birth
/ formerly Miss Mary Truxtun Garland.
Mrs. T. T. Craven and Miss Ann
Wickes Craven have gone to An
napolis today TO attend the George
town-Navai Academy football game.
DR.. Francis Raymond Dieuside OF
| the staff of Johns Hopkins Hospital
1 at Baltimore and Miss Eloise Stewart
daughter Of the late Preston 9. Stew
art of Washington and Virginia. were
/ married at noon today at the Burling-
| ton Hotel by the Rev. Percy Foster
Hall of the Trinity Episcopal Church.
DIR. Dieuaide is the SON of T. NJ.
DieuaiAe. managing editor of the
New York Sun. After wedding
! trip. DR.. and Mrs. Dieuaide will live
| In Baltimore.
| Miss Catherine Let's and Miss Min
ME Let's, who are now visiting in 81.
Joseph. No.. are expected back In
Washington about December i ana
will be the guests of friends. La
Chicago for a few days on their WAY
home. a-4~t
Capt and Mrs. Pitt Scott of Phila-
delphia are in the city for a short
visit and are staying at the willard
Hotel. Mrs. Scott was Miss RebeccI
Collier of Washington before her
marriage. ., .-.
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MARTINS ARRIVE.
G. Hamilton Martin, jr.. has taken
possession of the house at 1920 Cor
coran street. where he has been
Joined by his parents, Mr.. and. Mrs.
George H. Martin. of Spokane. Wash.
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DR.. and Mrs. Franz A. r. Jung have
returned to the city after an absence
of several years, and are located at
the Toronto for the winter.
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Mrs. Duncan NJ. Wood is visiting
her sister and brother-in-law, CapI.
and Mrs. John Dayton, at the com
mandant's house, Wash ngton Na>%
Yard. -, .e.l.. .s.. ,- s.c.fei p (, b.
d. A. n. oPEN MEETING.
The Mary Washington Chapter. y, 4
A. r.. will hold an open meeting on
Tuesday .eyeplpG. November 3. at the
Washington Club, at $3.50 o'clock. TO
which all chapter members and visit
ing daughters who are in the District
are invited. Miss Janet Richards will
| give a talk on a subject of vital in
| terest.
The first Of the series, of card par
ties given for patriotic. work by the
Mary Washington Chapter. d. A. r.,
will be held at the Womans City Club,
% jackson place, next Thursday after
noon at . o'clock. All are invited to
help.
Countess Blanca de OWES, who has
arrived from Atlantic City, will
share honors tomorrow afternoon
| with Mrs. A. A. Adams, Of California,
assistant attorney general, at q tea
which Miss Dorothy Johnston win
| give for them at her apartment In
the RochambeAl. The special guests
| will be Judge KatharirN Seilars OF
| the Juvenile Court and tire wives OF
| faculty members Of the law school
who are Mrs. NJ L. Ferson. Mrs,
Wendell Phillips Stafford, Mrs. John
Paul Earnest. Mrs. Edwin G. Bran
denburg, Mrs. Thomas c. Lavery Mrs
J. P.N Clephane, Mrs. L. p. Wilson,
Mrs. Arthur Pater, Mrs. j. Wilmer
Latimer and Mrs. Lloyd II. sutton
Those assisting were Miss Beatrice
Walford, Miss Glen Emo. Miss Ruth
Cleaver, Miss Jocelyn Kline. Miss
Patricia Sullivan, Miss Farley, Miss
Martha McGrew and officers OF the
woman's Legal Club. in addition TO
the sorority sisters of the hostess,
Misses Hildred Egan, Eta Tagsart
| Ruth Bennett. Thelma Bafpes Mar
| garet Smith, Gladys Twele Fred Leo
Woodson and Mrs. Lucy Naming.
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| CITY CLUB DANCE.
The City Club will formally usher
| in its social season with a musicale
and dance at the New willard
| Hotel at $3.50 Wednesday evcnist.
Each member OF the club Is cu-
titled TO take two ladies 10 tie
event.
The musicale viii start. prompt"
et S:4J and no ono will be seated
during the pr n am. which will
| last about an T. yuy. An elaborate
program Of vocal and Instrumental
numbers by well-known artists has
been arranged by the entertainment
COMMITTEES, OF which Harry :. Evans
| Is chairman. Dancing will begin
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