The Washington times., 1921-10-17

pthe house on the edge or hovh
Creek Park. which they leased ior
the summer months. They win open
their house at 1901 street when
Mrs. Mccormick reaches town
Congressman and Mrs. w. Bourke
Cochran are In New York for
brief visit and are at the Ritz-Cariton
Hotel.
Mrs. Thomas II. Walsh is again at
her home In Massachusetts, avenue
after having spent the summer
abroad. Mrs John Allan Douyherty.
rope, returned with her on Saturday
and Is at her apartment In the
Mrs. Henry +. Dimock Is In Knox
Vile, Tenn, and will return to Wash
ington about November 1. Sisnor
and Signora Catallni, the son-iniaw
and daughter of Mrs. Dimock. are
at Compton, Conn, but are expected
shortly In Washington, and they win
make an extended visit to Mrs.
Dimock before returning to South
America. Signor Catalini is Italian
minister to Venezuela.
The residence at 1705 X street,
which was the temporary home OF
Admiral Dewey when he returned
from the victory OF Manila bay, and
later was purchased by the former
ambassador to Italy and Mrs. VIII
liam r. Draper. has been Withdrawn
from the real estate market after
being closed for a year. and Is TO be.
occupied during the coming winter
by Prince and Princess Andrea Bon
nt 1t nrinRASR
who inherited the property from her
mother. was Miss Margaret Draper,
only child of General Draper's second
marriage and chief heiress to his es.
tate.
Mr.. ind Mrs. Warwick Emile
Mon tgomery, who passed the summer
at their country place In Maryland.
have returned and opened their town
house, 1743 Rhode Island avenue,
lfor the winter.
Mrs. Alexander Sedgwick and
Miss Christina Sedgwick. Of Stock
bridge. Mass. who spent last winter
in Washington, will sail for Italy on
November 3.
Mrs. @ Gorge Yandes WI ee er OF
Erie, Pa, is visiting her mother.
Mrs. Har ley Given, at Wardnan
Park H1tr..
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Mrs. Thomas w. Lockwood will
give luncheon on Thursday for
the members Of the board Of the Gen
tlewoman's League. entertaining at
the leagues new headquarters at the
corner of Seventeenth and II streets.
Mrs. Lockwood is a former president
of the league, of which Mrs. Charles
Marbury is now the head.
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Commodore and Mrs. Stimson
Brown are reopening their/Q street
home after an absence Of two years.
Miss Bryson Petit. the daughter of
Mrs. Stimson- Brown win spend the
winter with them and will be intro.
duced to their friends at a series Of
small entertainments to be given dur.
ing the winter.
Brig. Gen. c. e. Sawyer. physician
to the President, will speak at the
| weekly tea at the College Women's-
Club this afternoon at o'clock. The
address will be preceded by an in
formal reception at o'clock. when
Mrs. Sawyer will receive with the
hostess, Mrs. d. X. Shute, assisted by
the members of the club who are wives
of physicians. Mrs. Butler will pre-.
side at the tea table.
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Mrs. Arthur Sears Henning has re-
turned to her home from Johns Hop
kisn Hospital. Baltimore. Her broth.
er. Richard II. Little, is with her.
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Mrs. Calhoun Home.
Mrs. Clarence Crittenden Calhoun
has returned to Washington after a
fortnight's stay in New York. where
she has been speaking in the inter
ests OF the Women's National Foun-
dation, of which she is president.
Mrs. Calhoun will address the foun-
dation day meeting of the organiza.
ton at the Knickerbocker Theater
today at 4 o'clock. Mrs. James Mac.
Donald, of the board of governors,
returned with Mrs. Calhoun.
Miss Anne Morgan. of New York,
Is expected soon in Washington for
visit of some days and will make
her headquarters at the Shoreham.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Harris Wal
lace are at the Ritz-Carlton, PhIla-
delphia. They will leave shortly for
Atlantic City, where they will re.
main a few weeks at the Hotel Den
mis- before returning home.
The meeting of the Pennsylvania
| Society. which was TO have taken
place tonight, and which was post
poned on account of the death of
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