The Washington times., 1921-09-20
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Senator Thomas J. Walsh, who re.
turned last week from Stockholm,
Sweden, after attending the meeting
Of the interparliamentary union, has
gone to his home in Montana. He Is
expected back in Washington the last
Of next week. Senator Walsh's daugh.
ter, Mrs. Emmett c. Gudger, has been
in Montana all summer. She will
probably accompany her father on his
return. .. "~
Senator Lawrence C. Phipps, of
Colorado, left the Flower Hospital In
New York yesterday and has gone
to the Plaza Hotel, where Mrs. Phipps
Is stopping. The Senator, who was
operated upon for appendicitis on Sep.
tember 2, will remain in New York
for the present to be under the doc
tors care and he and Mrs. Phipps will
return to Washington the middle oi
October. ....s.
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Now At Newport. 81.
Mrs. Henry c. Corbin, who has
been at Bar Harbor for some weeks.
is now visiting Mrs. Wortham James
at Cherry Neck. Newport. r. I.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r. Lippitt
have gone to New York from Provi.
dence, r. l., to meet their son-in.l law
and daughter, Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Moreton Foley Gage on their arrival
from Europe. Mrs. Gage was form
erly Miss Frances Lippitt and her
marriage to the distinguished Brit
ish soldier took place during the
war while she was doing war work
abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Bell. who
returned recently from a trip to the
West Coast, are now at Twin Oaks
and will keep their country place
open until late in the autumn. While
In the West Mr.. and Mrs. Bell
visited their son, Robert Bell, who
Is playing in Seattle with Maurice
Browns company.
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Mrs. Henry F.. Dimock is at the
Ambassador Hotel, New York, for a
brief stay while her residence in
Washington is being made ready for
her. She has just returned from
South America, where she visited her
son-in-law and daughter, the Italian
a,nisssr eataissI to Venezuela and Mme'
Admiral Bradley Fiske and his
daughter, Miss Fiske, who passed the
summer at jamestown, r. l., return
ed yesterday to their apartment at
Stonleigh Court.
Mrs. Thomas w. Symons will go
to New York today to join her
daughter, Mrs. CORTLAND Van
Wrinkle, on her arrival from the
Adirondacks. After a short visit Mrs.
symons will return to town and take
an apartment at 1909 Sixteenth
street for the winter. Noel SyInons.
who Is now in Michigan, will Join
his mother next month.
Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Morris e.
Locke of Washington, who are stop
ping at the Ritz-Carlton. New York,
entertained several friends at dinner
last night in the new Huyler res
taurant.
DIR. Rowe Host at Luncheon.
DIR. l.. 8. Rowe, director general Of
the Pan-American Union, entertained
at luncheon yesterday in the annex OF
the Pan-American Union in honor OF
the special committee for the Gorgas
those present were John Bassett
Moore, recently elected Judge of the
new international court: Senior DIR. A.
Avalos, member Of the Chilean section
Of the inter-American high commits
sion. Of Santiago. Chile; J. z. Lefevre,
charge daffaires Of the legation Of
Panama: Admiral w. c. Braisted,
Colonel Seller, of the office OF the
surgeon general Of the army; DIR.
Franklin Martin. and F. L. Ruddy, Of
the Ward Systems. Chicago.
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Mrs. Cecile Sartoris, Of Paris and
New York, has arrived in Washington
and Is staying at the Shoreham.
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Commander Stanton Hero.
Commander A. G. u. Stanton ar
rived Sunday in Washington from
England to take up his new duties as
assistant naval attache of the en-
bassy. He is living at 3547 Sixteenth
street with Mr.. Arthur Yencken and
several other bachelors Of the en-
bassy.
Engineer Commander II. A. Brown,
Of the embassy, will be Joined shortly
by Mrs. Brown, who has been in Eu-
rope since his arrival here.
The Secretary Of the Italian EN-
bassy and Nine Celesia have leased a
house at 1909 Thirtieth street, George
town, Of which they will take posses
sion some time in October. They have
been residing at 216S Florida avenue
for the past two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Henry Nor
web have leased Mrs. Theodore A.
Baldwin's residence, 1908 K street
northwest, which was occupied last
season by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. OK.
nard. Mr.. Norweb is attached to the
State Department, where he is in the
Western European division, and pre-.
vious to coming here was secretary Of
where he served for five years. dur
ing two Of which he was secretary to
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