The Washington times., 1921-12-28

daughter of the Secretary of Agricul.
ture and Mrs. Henry G. Wallace.
There will be twelve guests.
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Former President Woodrow Wilson
will celebrate his sixty-fifth birthday
today quietly at his residence on 3
street.
The event will be observed by
friends and admirers of the former
President at a luncheon and meeting
at the Cosmopolitan Club, which VIII
also commemorate the first anniSer
sary of the founding Of the wilson
foundation.
Mrs. 8. Gordon and her son have
left for their home In Brooklyn after
spending a few weeks with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.. I. Weissnbers.
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The secretary of the Polish legation
DIR. ". 8. de Sokolowski, will entertair
ut q small tea at his residence, 27ls
Connecticut avenue, this afternoon.
The board of managers OF the
Christ Child Society will give q caro-
party at Wardman Park Hotel on the
afternoon of January II at 2 o'clock.
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Can't. John o. Donaldson 10 spend
ing some time visiting In South caro-
lima and Georgia. He will return 70
washington to be with hts parents
Col. and Mrs. T. Q. Donaldson, on
January ..
Mrs. David Rumbough and her son,
Major Wright Rumbough, are tbs
guests of Gen. and Mrs. Willard Hoi-
brooke at 1870 Wyoming avenue
Slocum Kingsbury 10 visiting ms
parents, Col. and Mrs. H. p. Kings
bury, over the holidays.
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Captain Taylor Ii i'll.
Capt. John M. Taylor. OF oklahoma,
il indisposed on account Of grip al
the Dumbarton Hotel.
Clinton Leroy Mattingly. OF Wash
ington. Ia spending few weeks In
Tampa
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Reed and
their son, William T. Reed, IT,. have
moved to their new home. 260S Cattle
dral avenue. Charles Ebert, Mrs.
Reeds father, ia making his home
with them.
West Point Boys Hosts.
Cadet Fred 8. Lee. Of West Point,
and a party of cadets in Washington
for the holidays entertained at large
dance last night at Wardman Park
Hotel.
A Chinese dinner was given to the
visiting correspondents last night by
four newspapermen from China,
Messrs. p, X. Chu, Of Shunpac; X. Z.
Lieu, Of Picking Daily News; Chuns.
shu Kwei, of China Press bureau, ana
r. C. Chen, of China Advocate. DIR.
Paul s. Reinsch. former United States
minister to China, was also present.
Mrs. Bishop Entertains.
Mrs. L. M. Bishop of New York.
who is staying at the Shoreham, en-
tertained there at luncheon yesterday
having a company Of eight as her
guests.
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The members of the College Wo'
the club house. 1922 i street, Monday
January 2. from 4 until 9
o'clock. Admiral Tael. of the Chi
nese Arms Delegation, who Is the
honor guest Of the occasion. will,
speak on Education in China.
Mrs. William +. Heron Is the hostess
for the afternoon. The ladies OF the
Chinese delegation have been invited
to receive with Admiral TEST and Mrs.
Heron: College women visiting in
Washington are invited TO attend.
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Mrs. John Sayles has returned to
her apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel after a visit at Fort Oglethorpe.
Ga.
Mr.. Travolos of the Greek Legation
entertained six guests at luncheon
at the Shoreham yesterday for the
Greek minister.
Tho City of Washington League of
Pen Women has planned
to make Thursday and Friday nights
"Penwoman nights" at the Polls
Theater, where the Washingtonians
ere presenting Victor Herbert s
"Sweethearts" during the holidays.
IT has been arranged that the League
members may secure tickets at the
national headquarters Of the League.
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The Misses Healy of 1902 Vernon
place will entertain at dinner this
evening at Wardman Park Hotei.
There will be covers for twenty-eight.
"say II with Flowers
Throughcut the year 1922. GUIDES, OF
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