The Washington times., 1920-09-28

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ROLAND s. MORRIS BACK.
Roland y. Morris, American ambasss-
dor to Japan, has returned to his
apartment in the ShCreham from
Philadelphia. where he spent the
week end.
Mrs. George Barnett. wife of Gen.
ersl Barnett. U. S. M. c.. went to New
York today with her daughter. Miss
Leila Gordon. who will sail for Paris
on Thursday. Miss Gordon will spend
some months In Paris with the Misses
Ferris, OF Philadelphia, from whose
school she was graduated in 1918. and
VIII devote the coming winter to
studying music. Mrs. Barnett will
probably join her daughter in Paris
later in the winter.
General and Mrs. Barnett gave a
small dance at Wakefield Manor on
Saturday evening as farewell to
Miss Gordon. Miss Frances Hampson
was among the guests who attended
the dance and spent the weekend at
Wakefield.
Col and Mrs. Theodore A. Baldwin.
jr. who have been ordered to duty
at Ross Field. near Pasadena, Cal.
have leased their residence, 16OS h
street. to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r. Ok
nard. Of Virginia, who will take pos
session on November ]. when Colonel
and Mrs. Baldwin leave Washington.
Colonel Baldwin and his small son.
Dicky, are visiting his parents. Gen.
and Mrs. Theodore A. Baldwin, at
Catoosa Springs. Ca. but will return
to Washington on Monday. Next
week, Mrs. Baldwin. who recently got
back from a visit in New York, will
place her daughter. Miss Betty Bald
win. in the Country School at War
renton. Theodore A. Baldwin 3rd, son
of Colonel and Mrs. Baldwin. has
entered the National Preparatory
School at Cornwall. N. ". and ex-
poets to go later to the Military
Acadamy.
Mrs. Lawrence Townsend has re-
turned to her Washington residence
after spending the greater part of
the summer at Schroon Lake in the
Adirondacks.
II. winthrop Lockwood and his
bride. who was formerly Miss Carter
Mulliken, who have been at the home
of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
w. Lockwood, in Massachusetts
270O Connecticut avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lockwood
have recently returned from Kenne-
bunkport. Me-. where they spent the
summer.
HARTMAN-HENDER WEDDING. !.
A wedding OF interest in Maryland
took place in Colorado Springs.
Thursday, September 23. at noon.
when Miss Jane Catherine Henderson
became the bride OF William Lau-
renee Hartman. jr.. OF Peutio. Colo.
Miss Henderson Is tho only daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Lee Hem
derson, of Hancock, Nd. She re-
ceived her education in Miss Ma
dei.a's School. Washington and
Madame Mignots School in Brussels.
Belgium. She is we'll known in the
younger Congressional set OF WASH
ington. having spent the winter
months for the last few years with
her uncle and aunt. Senator and Mrs.
Howard Sutherland, of Wese Vir-
ginia.
Mr.. Hartman is a graduate OF Yale
University. class 1919. Last fall he
entered the Yale Law School. an1.
after he passes the bar examinations,
will enter his fathers law office in
listed in the navy. and received his
training at Pelham Bay. and. after
being commissioned. was on a convoy
ship going from New York to Bor-
dcaux, France.
After a motoring trip through the
Rocky Mountains. Mr. and Mrs. Hart
man will reside In New Haven. Conn.
for tho next two years.
Mrs. c. C. Calhoun entertained in
formally at luncheon yesterday at the
Cafe st Marks.
Mrs, William II. 9ayies, wife Of
Captain sayles. u. 8. NJ, has returned
| to her homo in New York after spend
ing a few days in Washington. After
putting her apartment there in order
for tho season. she will como back to
Washington to bo with Captain
sayies. who IL now on duty here.
Mrs. clifford Lee Cerbin has re-
jeinsd Mrs. Corbin at their residence,
1894 sixteenth street, after spending
the summer in Maine,
Mrs, Norver Thompson. Who spent
tho summer at North Hatley, Canada,
has returned to Washington and
Joined Mr.. Thompson.
Mrs, John l.. Newbold has been
spending a few days in New York and
is now the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fiemins Newbold NJ Camp No. 4 in
the Adirondacks. ...-
Mrs. T. q. Donaldson, who IL spend
ing some time abroad, and Is now
the guest Of her son and dauGhter-in- =
Law, Lieut. and Mrs. T. O. Donaldson.
jr., will start for home on October
10. Before sailing she will visit Paris
and Tours.
Nollner, daughter OF Mrs. Harry
Nollner and the late Mr.. Nollner, to
Wesley Langdon Smith. OF philadel-
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