Evening star., 1921-10-31

University Of Santiago.
Mr.. d. r. Crissinger controller of
currency, entertained at luncheon
Saturday, at the New Willard. Mr.. Ed
| ward Platt, president. and Mr.. Will
liam w. Hoxton. secretary. OF the Fed
Morse Of Boston, Mr.. Benjamin Strong
of New York, Mr.. George w. Norris
of Philadelphia, Mr.. E. B. Sanchez and
Mr.. George J. Leary Of Cleveland, Mr..
NJ. d. Wellborn Of Atlanta. Ga; Mr..
James B. McDougal Of Chicago. Mr..
David c. Briggs of st. Louis, Mo-: Mr..
r. A. Young of Minneapolis. Minn.;
Mr.. r. l. Van Zandt of Dallas, Tex,
and Mr.. J. A. Calkins Of San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. Joseph H. Hoffman entertain
ed a luncheon party Friday at her
apartment in the Chastleton in honor
of Mrs. Arthur William Henry King.
! Maj. Gen. George o. Squier. L. s. A.,
Is spending a few days in New York
| stopping at the Hotel Astor.
Capt. and Mrs. Goring Bliss have
I returned from n week end visit in
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Larkin of
Locust Valley. L. l. While in, New
F, York Capt. Bliss attended the mill
tary dinner at the Waldorf Astoria.
Mr. II. g. Wells. who has arrived
in New York from England to attend
| the conference on the limitation OF
, armament, will be the guest of honor
at dinner tomorrow evening Of Mr..
Herbert Bayard Swopc, in his home
on Riverside drive. New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jean st. Cyr are at
I the Ritz Carlton. Atlantic City, where
they arrived few days ago from the
Grand Canyon, Arizona
who are remaining through the
; autumn at Hot Springs. Va were
| among the guests at dinner Friday
| evening of Mrs. Henry NJ. Alexander
! of New York.
Princess Ghika
, Returns to New York.
| Princess Ghika. who spent a. few
days in Washington last week, has
returned to New York.
| Mrs. Frank Lee Bolts, who has
spent the summer with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Lewis. in their
home, the Meadows, at White Sui
phnr Springs. has returned to her
home in Philadelphia. Mrs. Bolts
was formerly Miss Alice Lewis and a
frequent visitor in Washington.
Miss Marjorie Anderson will spend
| the winter with Col. and Mrs. q. il.
Estes at the Calverton, 1873 Columbia
road, her father. Mr.. W. II. Anderson,
being in the Philippines.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Titus have re-
turned and opened their house at
1875 street, after spending several
months in their California home.
Mrs. Joseph II. Choate entertained
at luncheon yesterday in her Stock
bridge villa in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
ing Miss Caroline T. Lawrence. Mrs.
Choate will close her home in Stock
bridge the latter part of this week.
will on November IS celebrate the
l321st birthday anniversary of Charles
I, the King of England who was SO
much interested in the early develop
ment of our country, and whose his
itory so many people of colonial lin
lis the only society in the United
Estates that celebrates the anniversary
of his birth. DR.. Charles ". de Lyon
Nichols Is head of the New York
chapter and MIR. Daniel Smith Gordon
head of the local chapter. There will
be speaking and dancing.
1 A costume Halloween dance was
igiven Saturday at the Marine bar
tracks by the members of the L. S. S
Jacob Jones Post, No. 9, of the Amer
lican Legion. A section of the Marine
Band played for the dancing. and the
grand march which was led by Mis-;
iLois NJ Beach as a colonial dame and
Mr.. William B. Crowel as Chu Chin
lChow, was followed by~~a moonligh,
waltz. In the absence Of the pos,
commander. Mrs. Martha L. Whit
comb acted as hostess. Miss Helene
Philibert was in charge of the floor
land was assisted by Miss Edith War
Iren. Mrs. Kaske and Miss Beach.
!. The post will give card party at
the Richmond Hotel next month. Miss
Rose F. Stokes, past commander of
the U. S. S. Jacob Jones Post. is at
tending the national convention OF
the American Legion in Kansas City
las one of the alternates of the Dis
trict department delegation. Miss
Eunice Dessez, Miss Merle Rife and
Miss Marie Marshall, comrades of the
post, are also at the convention.
L Mrs Henry T. .Oxnard ana Miss
Adeline OXnard will return today to
their country home at Cpperville. Va.
after spending few days at the
Shoreham. Mr.. and Mrs. Oxnard have
leased the house at 1713 X street for
the season and will return to Wash
ington the middle of November for
the winter.
The marriage of Miss Jennie
Humphrey Tiffany to Mr.. George J.
Weber, both of Washington, is an
nounced: The ceremony was per-
formed Thursday. October q, by the
Rev. DR.. H NJ. Wharton of Balti-
more, Md. and the bride wore travel
ing suit of brown duvet de laine
trimmed with moleskin and a brown
velvet hat to match, with corsaGe
| bouquet of bride roses and orchids
Mrs. Alice B. Vaughan was matron
of honor. Mr.. and Mrs. Weber left
Immediately after the ceremony for an
extended wedding tour. which will in
clude the trip to Boston by sea, and
to Niagara falls. They will be at
home after December Is. at $40 10th
street northeast. Mrs. Weber is an
active worker in the Eastern Star, of
which she is an officer in the Unity
Chapter, Mr.. Weber is identified with
the music circles Of Washington and
Is a composer Of merit. He is the
first viola of the pnbew Orchestra,
! Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Berman OF
2919 McElderry street, Baltimore,
formerly Of New London, Conn.
have announced the engagement OF
their daughter, Miss Martha Berman
to Mr.. Abbe Rice of Washington,
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