The Washington times., 1920-12-11
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sSNby JEAN ELIOT 1TV

| one noted among those present
Col and Mrs Littleton Waller. jr,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. III. Stsbler. Command
err aud Mrs. John Holmes Magruder,
Mr.. and MA X. Winthrop lockwood.
Mr.. and Mrs, Donald Mcknew. Com
mander and Mrs. King. and most of
the unattached members OF the Brit
ish embassy staff-Marvin Peterson.
Capt. C. J. Henry. Hugh V. Tenant.
Mr.. Graves. Arthur Yencken and the
rest, while DR.. Gratsma, OF the Swiss
legation, and @. ID. Ceccato. OF the
Italian embassy, were also there to
represent the diplomatic corps.
Most OF the debutantes were In at
tendance. such pretty girls as Miss
lAdeline Oxnard. Miss Zilla MacDou-
gall. Miss May Taylor. Miss Margaret
Taylor the Misses Frances and Mar
ion Smith, Miss Katherine Marriott.
Miss Edith Bacon and the rest with
such attractive members OF the Union
League as Miss Alys Downing. Miss
Helen McLanahan, the Misses Weed
Ter, the Misses Dehys, Miss Carolyn
Nash, Miss Delphine Heyl. Miss Louise
Littsuer Miss Anna Hamlin. MSss
Christina Sedgwick and Miss Marsa-
ret Decide.
Moreover there was an interesting
little group OF out-of-town guests
Comdr. and Mrs. Theodore Wilkin-
son. who are here for a few days:
Miss Anita Henry, also back in Wash
ington for 4 visit; Miss Fiske. OF
New York. who came with Miss Anna
Hamlin; Miss Eleanor Williams, Of
Baltimore; COmdr. William +. New
ton, of New York; w. II. Keyser, of
Baltimore, and Miss Beck. a member
OF the Junior League OF New York,
who is to spend the winter In wash
ington. She had been dining with
Col. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Thomp o..
Dinners were given before the
dance by Miss Dolores Crawford,
rComdr. and Mrs. X. r. GOWN and
| Miss Maizie GOWN and Miss Christina
Sedgwick. Comdr. and Mrs. Thomas
Kinkaid and Miss Delphinc Heyl gave
buffet suppers each taking their
guests afterward to Rauscher's. Miss
Heyls party was in honor OF Miss
Elinor Wheeler, and many OF this
seasons buds were among her guests.
The French ambassad"r. Mr.. jus
serand, returned to Wash j;ton yes
terday from New York
Mrs. Hare Lippincott, who has re
Gently returned after spending the
summer abroad, is established at
her home in Georgetown for the
season.
Senator and Mrs. James A. Reed
entertained a party OF ten at dinner
Wednesday evening at their home In
Bltmorc street.
MIR. and Mrs. J. II. Purdy. OF Wash
ington, have taken apartments at the
Hotel lafayette.
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Admiral and Mrs. David w. Tayioy
will entertain party OF thirty-three
at the supper dance "a the Cafe ST.
Marks next Tuesday evening follow
ing the tea they will give that after
noon to present their daughter. Miss
May Taylor, 20 society.
s.
Miss Helen Tucker will enter.
tain at a buffet supper this evening
in compliment to Miss Anne Hight.
one of the dcbutantes of the season.
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Mrs. John b. KendriCk, wife of
Senator Kendrick, of Wyoming, en-
itertained at luncheon yesterday
at 24Oo Sixteenth street, for her
dcbutsnte daughter, Miss ROSA
Maye kendrick, in compliment to
Miss Katherine Sutherland. daughte-
of Senator and Mis-. Howard Suther-
land, who was presented Thursday.
The guests included Mrs. Fred
crick Owen Bohen. Of Des Moiues,
and Mrs Raymond Pearsail, Of
Newark. y. j., former schoollna.cs
Greenwich. Conn: Miss Nina Gore,
Miss Dorothy Mondell, Miss Kath-
crime Munson, Miss Esthcr McVauu,
Miss Marion Smith, Miss Frances
Smith. Miss Catherine Smith Miss
Willow O'Brien, house guest Of Miss
McNann. and Miss Dorothy Gowar.
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With Mrs. Newton u. Baker and
Miss Betty Baker among the guests.
"Forty-Niner party" was given last
evening at Camp HUMPHREYS for the
benefit of the Army Relief and rur-
bers of the ranking officers on duty
in and around Washington were pres
ent. 1t was an entirely original en-
tertainment. with all sorts of games
of chance on the program as well az
music and dancing. Among these
present were Brig. Gen. ana Mrs.
Harry Taylor. Brig. Gen. and Mrs VIII
liam ID. Conner, Lieut.. Col and Mrs
J. y. Woodruff, Col. and Mrs. Kellar,
Major and Mrs. Cary Brown. Lieut..
Col and Mrs. Pillsbury. Miss Nancy
Gordon Jones. Major and Mrs. Frank
Besson and Col NJ. L. Walker COM
mandant of the post, and Mrs.
Walker.
IOmuT. ana MRS. lneOuOrG Nlikin-
son. who are in Washington for
brief visit, are with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Harlow.
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Martin Richardson, the tenor, will
give the first OF a series of studio
musicals" tomorrow evening in his
studio on II street. Assisting on the
program will be Miss Helen Howison.
soprano; Myron Whitney, baritone;
Col. Charles l.. Frailey, violinist, and
Paul Whitney Fishbaugh, at the
piano.
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FORTY DEBUTANTEs MEET.
Forty debutantes Of this season and
last, met on Thursday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. G. c. Calhoun to
discuss plans for the Christmas Ad-
vertisemcnt Ball, to be held at the
New willard. oil December %. for the