The Washington times., 1921-01-04

SOCIAL off II
.ness. She has just returned froI
New York,
Mrs. David Fairchild and her chii
dren are In Miami, Fla. where they
viii be Joined later In the season b,
Professor Fairchild
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Senator ard Mrs. Peter Goele'
Gerry had a small dinner last even
ing at which Gen. John J. Pershine
was the guest OF honor. senator
Gerry is attending no formal func
lions as he is in mourning, but Mrs
Gerry and her guests went later Il
the One Hundred club dance.
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Miss Alice Emo has come from
Princeton. N. j.. to stay with her
uncle. William Phelps Emo. and to at
tend the Serbian Aid Ball at Mr.. Eno's
residence tomorrow night.
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MRS. BROONs' DINNER
Mrs. Cromwell Brooks gave a din
ner party last evening In honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kearsley Mitchell.
]rd. the company.goingo on to the One
hundred Club dance at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes, tr.
The guests who were seated in groups
)f six at small tables decorated with
baskets OF flowers. included Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. Wellman OF New York; Mr.
and Mrs. John Garrett, Mr. and Mrs.
Sylvanus Stokes, jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Delano Robbins. Mr.. and Mrs
oh a. aFfuira N .
Italy and Nine. Brambilla, Mrs. Fred
srick II. Prince. of Boston; Mrs Graf
on Minot. Miss Marguerite Caperton
Miss Isabelle May. Miss Gladys Hinck
ley, Miss Mildred Bromwell. Mis-
Louise Littauer. Miss Louise Delano,
Senator Walter Edge. Gen. Peyton
c. March, L. S. A.. Gen. &C. Williams
U. S. A.. Gen. George o, Squier. u. S
A., Rear Admiral Andrew T. Long
u. s. N, Maj. Gen. T. l.. Hines, Col
John G. Quekemayer, u. s. A, Capt
David Barry, jr, and Capt. Schniede .
Lieutenant Lawson. of the Mayflower;
Allen Graves, DR.. Espil. secretary OF
the Argentine embassy; Henry May
Honor Smith. Of Baltimore, and John
Kearby.
Mime. de Matthew, wife of the
I nlItdn Rf1DdbSdu'l' ~ w "' iI''''
next Friday for the first time in thu
new embassy, 1929 X street north
west.
The Secretary OF ne Interior, Judge
Barton Payne, mas returned from
brief visit in Pinehurst. N. c.
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The American Ambassador to Japan,
Roland S. Morris, and Mrs. Morri' .
with their son and daughter are at
the Shoreham for a week.
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Athur Yencken, of the British
embassy has returned to Washington
from Canada, where he passed Christ
mas with the Duke and Duchess of
Devonshire.
Mrs. Livington Farrand entertained
at tea dance yesterday for her
young daughter. Miss Margaret Far
rand, who will be one of next seasons
debutantes.
Mrs. Clarence SIbbernsen will ar
rive from Omaha tomorrow to attend
the wedding of her sister. Mis-
Katherine Smyth, who will be mar
ried to Charles Ward Burgess. Jan
uary IL. Mrs. Sibberscn, who is to be
her parents, Chief Justice and Mrs.
Constantine Smyth.
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Harrington Mills and his daughter
Miss Eleanor Mills, were hosts last
night at a dinner followed by dance
at the Grafton Hotel, when they enter
aimed in honor of Miss Esther Nc
Vann, debutante daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. f. J. McVann. The guests at
he dinner included, besides Miss Nc
Nann. Miss Margaret eros on. NJ SIS
Theresa Crosson, Miss Edith Bacon
Miss May Taylor. Miss Catharine Mar.
riott, Miss Mildred Wright, Miss Jose
pbine Bridget. Lieut.. Charles Jos'yn
L. S. A.; Lieut.. Henry Hannis, L. S
A.; Lieutenant Higgins, L. 5. A.; John
Newbold. Lieut.. Allison Miller, Z. s
A.: Lieutenant Winton, L. S. N: Lieu
chant Cullin. L. S. A.; Victor Cahill
Burton Kellogg and Joseph Mccarthy
About 100 additional guests came in
for the dance that followed.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Philip r. Fowle are
Oeing congratulated on the birth of a
on on Sunday. Mr.. Fowle is the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Fowlc, of
Washington, and Mrs. Fowle, daugh-
cr of Capt. and Mrs Harry Kimmell
Inc young CouPlc u'N' '"'i' N'
to Washington after having made
heir home in Utah for some time.
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The marriage of Miss Emma Melho-
tad, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thron
=. Melbostad, of Lyons, Mimi to Ru-
olph w. Santelmann, which took
lace last night in the home of the
bridegroom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
william II. Santelmann, of Chevy
base, was followed by large recep-
ion. The ceremony was performed
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