The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13

post In San francisco. Is establishes
at the bohemian Club.
The Ieuntsss Of oranard tMiss
Beatrice Mills. who spent last week In
Washington as the guest or Mrs.
stephen II. Elkins has returned to New
York.
Miss Amaryllis Ginett is among
those entertaining at dinner this eve
ming preceding the performance OF
Aida" by the Washington Opera
Company. which viii have It's open
ing at Polls Theater. Miss Gillett
win have as her guests OF honor the
Peruvian Ambassador and Nine.
Pe2et.
\ distinguished audience viii wit
mesa tho performance this evening.
and following II Major George Oakley
Totten will give supper party end
dance at his studio in Sixteenth street
for the directors and principals In
the opera and for the boxholders and
their guests.
Mrs. Norman III. Davis. wifo OF the
Cndersecrctary OF state, will be at
home this afternoon at her homo in
New Hampshire avenue, for the last
time this month. She will resume her
Mondays at home through January.
Mrs. Davis will give tea dance
on next Monday afternoon in honor
OF her daughter. Miss Mary Davis.
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Prof. Alexander Graham Bell, who
has been extensively entertained
during his visit in New York, will
start for Washington this week.
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a tea. followed By a dance, at
Rauschers on December 10, TO pre-
sent their daughter, Miss May GOWN.
! on Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
| Gown entertained at dinner In honor
OF Mrs cambridge Colby.
Their guests included the Under
secretary of state and Mrs. Norman
II. Davis, Mrs. Sarah Ice Philips.
| Judge and Mrs. Charles =. IIowry.
Miss May Gown. Col. William Eric
Fowler, Colonel Allen OF the Engi-
ncer Corps and Mr.. Ouesada OF the
! Cuban legation.
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Mrs. John D. Henderson entertained
at dinner on Saturday night for Mr..
and Mrs. Henry White, Mr.. and Mrs.
Irwin e. Iaughiin, Col. and Mrs. Her
bert ]. Slocum, DR.. J. =. Hubrecht.
charge d'afYaircs for the Netherlands.
! and Nine. Hubrecht. Congressman an
Mrs. Frank W. Mondcll, Congressman
| and Mrs. Charles y. Ward, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. S. Grant, Miss Benson of Eng
! land, A. p Graves. honorary attache
Of the British embassy; Colonel du
Bosch, military attache of the Belgian
embassy: Mrs James Carroll Frazer.
Mrs. Natalie Magruder, John c. White
and John b. Henderson.
! s.
Miss Frances Noycs. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brett Noyes. who
is now in New York. IL expected back
| in Washington before Christmas.
THE MORGENTHAUs LEAVE.
The former United States Am
bassador to Turkey and Mrs. Nor
genthau, who were IN Washington,
have gone TO Hot Springs, Va
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Mrs. ~. Q. Donaldson left today for
her home in Greenv.ile. S. C., 10 join her
daughter. Miss Mary Sue Donaldson.
| whose marriage TO Major Casper &.
EuclSer. u. S. A.. will take place Thurs
day evening in Grcenvillc. Mrs. Donald
son was accompanied by Miss
Josephine Mccormick Of Washington
who will be Miss Donaldson's maid-of
honor. Colonel Donaldson, L. S. A..
will Join them in Greenville, just
previous to the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs John Smallwood enter
tanned at an informal supper party
last night, at their homo in Twenty
third street.
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Additional box-holders for the "Soul
Of America" the Navy League PaE-
cant film, to be shown this week at
the Masonic Temple, are Mrs. Charles
Is. Hamlin. Mrs. e. c. Walker, Mrs.
Andre Brewster, Miss Sara Lee, Mrs
Randolph Keith Forrest and Col. Rob
ert NJ. Thompson
BANkHEADS ARE GUESTS,
Mrs. John II. Bankhead has as her
house guests members of her imme-