The Washington times., 1921-10-11

| Mrs. w. Harry Brown and Mrs.. E.
Brainard, Of Pittsburgh, are spend
| r a few days nj the Willard. prior
occupying an Apartment at l1sb
| massachusetts, avenue, which Mrs.
own has Isassd for the season.
Miss Frances Hampson has return.
| from OAkiand. Nd. where she
,ent ths past two weeks a. the
/ uiany. She will leave on Thursday
| : wakefield Manor. Va, the coun'
| nome Of Mrs.. George Barnett, TO
| .it Miss Ann Gordon. Mrs. Bar
lt's daughter.
John Barrett, will leave this after
Don for Buffalo, N. r, where he
yill be the guest Of Mrs. John Miller
lortou and will address the annual
convention OF the New York State
federation Of Women's Clubs. on the
. Ibject OF the coming Armament Con-
arence. Mr.. Barrett recently re-
/ urned to Washington from spending
lome time with his mother, Mrs.
,aroiine 8. Barrett. In Grafton.
'ermont.
F.
Poles Entertain.
The Counselor of the Polish legation
and Madame Kwapiszewska enter
tanned at luncheon at the Shoreham
YESTERDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Shepherd. Of
Washington. are In Los Angeles ana
are stopping at the Hotel Alexandria.
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Mrs. Thomas Rollins. Of Asheville.
is spending few days in Warrington
enroute TO New York, and 10 the guest
Of Mrs. Bates Warren.
Mrs. Warren and her daughter,
Miss Dorothy Warren. who spent the
summer in Asheville, will leave the
first part Of November for Europe to
spend the winter.
Miss Warren will mako her debut
in Washington next winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. r. Saul, of this
city. are guests at the Hotel Alex.
andria in Los Angeles.
Miss Gorman to Be Guest.
Miss Margaret German will be the
guest of St. Vincent Auxiliary At the
Monsisnor Thomas win make an ad-
dress and q musical program has
been arranged.
8. s. L. Oracle has been appointed
first secretary Of the Braxilian EN-.
bassy here to succeed Luis A. Gurgel
de Amaral. who will 90 to London A.
secretary of the embassy there. Mr..
Oracle has been secretary OF the
Brazilian legation at Paraguay and
will leave there some time the latter
s-F tkSs HSN I'm As>iCo n
companied by Mrs. Oracle.
Joaquin de Sousa Leao, now second
secretary of tho embassy. II a cousin
of Mr.. Oracle.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Doheny.
who have recently arrived in Wash
| ington from New York, are staying
at the Shoreham:.
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Mrs. e. T. Cudahy. Of Chicago, is
| in Washington for q visit and Is
staying at the Willard.
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Capt. and Mrs. Alec w. Lamond,
who have been here at the Lafayette
Hotel for o week. have gone to
Baltimore. They were received by the
President on Saturday. Mrs. La
mond, who 10 known professionally
as Hetty King. was playing at the
Belasco last week:
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The guests of honor at the fortnight
ly soiree of the Washington Salon and
| United Arts Society to be held Thurs
day night at the Playhouse. 1914 N
street. will present an interesting pro-
gram. including sn address by Con-
gressman Edwin Lamar Davis of Ten
nessee on Relations Between the
| United States and France" and q lee.
ture by Charles Edward Russell, cele-
brated author and traveller, whose
topic will be The Far East and the
Philippines" The entertainment will
also include soprano solos by Miss
May u. Wilson with Mrs. c. d. Nc
Clure at the piano; harp solo selec-
tions by Miss Elizabeth Keyes; a group
of tenor solos by George r. Schimmel,
accompanied on the piano by Miss
Mary Louise Sullivan and piano solos
by Gustave George Weckel. Miss
Margaret German, who recently won
distinction as Miss Washington" also
will be presented.
The hostesses for the evening will
include DIR. Edith Sc Vile Coale, Mrs.
William ]. La Varre, Nine. Lucia Bor-
deri, Mrs. Mary A. Hoover, Mrs. Els
| telle Maldonado, Mrs. 1. G.. Barkley
and Mrs. Lucy C. Shaw. The buffet
will be presided over by Mrs. Helen J.
p. Starr. who win be assisted by Miss
Rosebud Almand, Miss Gwendoline
Pickering. Miss Yvonne Lansdsle. Miss
Edith N. Bergstrom, Miss Dollie NJ.
Bunch, Miss Bonnie Scott. Miss An.
gela Robinson, Miss Dolly Beatrice
Barker. Miss Gladys ID. Williams. Miss
! Genevieve F. Ryan, Miss Mary p.
Smith, and Miss Helen Burton. Ru.
doiphe de Zapp, president OF the So
ciety, assisted by the board of gov.
ernors, will make the presentations
There will be dancing. Admission by
card.
| Fete for Columbus Day.
Miss Pearl Mccall, recently ap.
pointed Assistant District Attorney
and Judge Jean Norris, of New York,
will be guests Of the business and pro.
fessional women's section of the
| women's City Club at a subscription
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