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northwest. (
DR.. and Mrs. e. Brasndlin Of switxsr:.
land are in Washington at tho Powhata1
for an indefinite period.
Gel Luce to Return I.
From Year In Europe.
I Col. Charles r. Luce will arrive 1t
New York tomorrow on the 1uoitani4
and will come direct to WashinSten.
rope. previously being In charge. Of =
hospital at Gondrecourt. Franco
Dr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Garfield will
New York aboard tho Camaronia for
Europe. whore they will spend two
months in southern Europe. Dr.. Gar
aeld 10 making the trip in search Of
material for lectures for the School
Of Politics at Wsiiisms College ns.s
Williams College, and was United
States fuel administrator during the
war.
A reception in honor Of Miss Anna
dent Of the woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union, will be given at the
". c. T. u. building on Saturday
evening at 3 o'clock. In the receiving
line with Mrs. Emma Sanford Shelton
VIZ. Ve otheI noNoI eucSIes Mhe. hO.
1aki. national president Of the w. c.
T. U. Of JAPAN Mrs. Lena Yost. Mrs.
J. n. FriEsell. Mrs. Cabot Stevens and
the District officers.
Mrs. James W. DOGGY will make the
presentations.
Mrs. E. e. BlodEett Of Boston en-
tertained at a small dinner party last
evening at the Hotel Powhatan.
NJ NE.-
New Haven, Conn.,, today Tor the
foot ball game there tomorrow. Col
and Mrs. r. p. Davis, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Mann for sew.
eral days, will return to Old Point
today. Miss Alice Mann left yester-
the festivities at the University Of
Virginia
Mrs. Harding Heads
List Of Patronesses.
The list Of patronesses for the bene-
At ball for the Episcopal Eye. Ear and
a0.S q Il. 70 NJ. =: VIII %.4s Il E:
night Of November -. grows apacs In
both length and Importance. Mrs
HardinGs name heads tho list, fol.
lowed by that OF Mrs. Coolidge. wife
Of the Vice President, and recent ad-
aitions are Mr.. AaTry r. Dsushsrty,
Freiinghuysen. Nine. orouitoh. Mrs
William c. Rivers, Mrs. George Bar
nett, Mrs. G. G.. Glover, Afs. John. G.
Boyd. Mrs. George W. Baird. Mrs
James Parmalee and Mrs. George
Mrs. David Meade Lea, president OF
the lady board Of managers, 10 .:hair-
man Of the ball committee ana Mr..
Leroy Tuttle is treasurer.
The officers and advisory board OF
the College Women's Club have is
sued invitations for . reception In
honor of Princess Cantacuxene to be
given At the clubhouse. 1922 I street,
Wednesday evening. November 16.
from $3.50 to 10 O'Clock. =
Miss Doris Lorene Hedges. only
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Otis B.
Hedges of Flat Rock, ILL.,, and Mr.. Ir-
win Clay Murray. youngest son Of
Mr.. G. c. Murray Of this city. were
quietly married yesterday morning at
Episcopal Church. Only the irnmedi-
ate families were present. The Rev.
DR.. james Shera MONTGOMERY per.
formed the ceremony.
The out-of-town guests were Mrs,
o. B. Hedges Of Flat Rock. H.; Mrs. e.
w. link and son Raymond Of Logans-
port, Ind, and Miss Gladys Murray Of
Juniata College. Huntingdon. Pa Mr.,
and Mrs. Murray left yesterday for
Florida, where they will spend the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry z. IAugreck
Of St. Louis, Mo. are visiting Mrs.
Laugreck's aunt. Mrs. John n. Boyd
of 1913 Pennsylvania avenue north
west.
n. and Mrs John Rtcbard RA.,s
of Tampa, Fla, who are on their
| wedding trip, are spending several
days at tho Hotel Washington en-
route to New York. where they will
remain for about a month. Mrs.
Reese was formerly Miss J. Melvine
Burts Of Tampa, and their marriage
was an important social event in