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land have taken an apartment at the
Chastleton. Gen. Feland has lately
returned from duty In Santo Domingo.
| and VIII be stationed at headquarters
of the Marine Corps.
Lieut. Col and Mrs. Floyd Harris.
and their daughter, Miss Eleanor Har-
! ris, have returned from their country
place at Airing ton. and have opened
| their Washington home. 1717 p street.
| for the winter.
Or. Ulysses q. B. Pierce, minister
i'of All Souls lChurch, has rejoined Mrs.
Pierce at their home after a month
spent visiting cities in Ohio and
| Michigan.
| Capt and Mrs. John w. Mayhem and
daughter, Miss Quinn Peters, Will leave
| Washington January 10 for San Juan.
Porto Rico. They will sail from New
| York on the st. Mcneil. Capt Mayhem
mas been stationed here since January
having been transferred from Camp
| Pike. Ark.
! Mrs. James c. Pilling has lea sed her
residence. 134S 18th street, and gone to
! Mexico for the winter, where she will
visit Mrs, Nuttall, the distinguished
archeologist
| Mrs. Margaret Monteiro Berry has
returned from a short visit to Rich
| m0nd, Va, where she spent seyera
Gays al the Jefferson with her brother,
| Judge A. \. Monteiro of Goochland.
! Miss Catherine Barber of Chicago.
| VINO mas been staying at the Wardman
fark Hotel for month, was hostess
at dinner dance last evening.
q ha ne.fc
{. B. Healy. DR.. and Mrs. III. F. Strine,
! u. ). N; DR.. Leon A. Martell, Mrs. G.
a Rood, wife of Commander G.. A,
Rood, U. S. N: DR. Edward =. Larkin
ana DR.. John p. Briscoe
Miss Barber is leaving for New
York within a few days
| CONGREGATIONAL Club to Omen.
On December 10 the Congressions
Club will open it's home with A re-
ception to it's members and to the
| wives OF all the members of the SEN
ate and House
In the receiving line will be Mrs.
Charles B. Ward, president of the
club. assisted by the other officers.
Mrs: Josephus Daniels. Mrs. Medili
McCormick. Mrs. Finis T. Garrett.
Mrs. James +. Byrnes, Mrs Edward
i. King. Miss Alice Page. Mrs. War
rem Gard and Mrs. c. Frank Reavjs.
Wednesday. December s. the first
business meeting and luncheon of the
club for this season will take place.
Mrs. William Dougall MacDougall
of 1928 21st street will not observe
her Saturday afternoon at home to :
morrow.
Mrs. c. A. Ridley has returned to
Washington after an absence of two
months spent in California.
The Walter Reed General Hospital
Occupa tionai Therapy Department has
sent out invitations to a sale Of articles
made by patients, in Red Cross House
at the hospital, Tuesday, December a.
from 10 m. to pm. Tea will be served
in the afternoon.
The Navy Club. new organization,
started to correspond to the Army Club
will, hold it's first dance >of the season
this evening at the New Willard Hotel
The ~ tie fete held in the ball
rooms of the New Willard Hotel We'd
nesday and Thursday. under the au-
spices of Neighborhood House, con-
Guided last night with a merry ball,
in which the Consumed society folk
in the various booths. representing
the twelve months of the year. took
part. The wild man of Borneo and
TIC pcdfutu Idoy, DIS wen as Sdmp-
son. the strong man, all diplomats
from the British embassy. taking part
in the country fair of August, danced
with the seasons debutantes and the
younger and older women of society
The scene was gay one, and the
guests entered into the merry spirit
OF the occasion. Many of tho women
who lent their time and strength in,
getting up and furnishing the booths
were quietly removing the left-overa
OF their stock as the dance went on.
There were new featured in the caba-,
ret show and a supper was served. ,
The. old fashioned dolls. under the.
direction of Mrs. J. Borden Harri-
man. represented by Mrs. Craigie,
Miss Alice Harding. Miss Carolyn
Story. Miss Marjorie Decide and Miss
Colby. were voted on for popularity,
and the dolls were also much sought
for in the dance.
The one great feature brought out
by the fete was the fact that Wash
ington needs a great allied annual