The Washington times., 1921-10-29
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10 his post as commanding general
Of the department OF the West. He
has been in the East on special duty
and he and Mrs. Barnett have been
dividing their time between Wash
inEton and Wakefield Manor In yh-
sinia. They returned TO Wakefield
yesterday after having spent the
Mrs. q. L. Smith In woodley place.
The number of social aides at the
White House will be increased this
season when from twelve 10 fifteen
officers viii assist Col. Clarence o.
Sheriff., u. s. A, commissioner OF
Public Buildings and Grounds. AS
siSnments To this duty from the War
Department include Major Hubert X.
Harmon. air service: Capt. Raymond
L. s. Williamson. cavalry; Capt. Gus
tsve Villaret, jr, infantry; Capt.
Herman II. Pohl, corps Of engineers.
and Lieut. John NJ. Works and
Lieut.. Edward NJ. Taylor. field ar
tillery. An equal number Of officers
will be selected from the navy and
marine corps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Stewart. who
have been motoring In Europe Ton
the last three months. are returning
In time TO be in Wa sllington during
the disarnamcnt conferences. They
will later cruise on their yacht in
the West indies for The winter.
d
/ Mr.. ana Mrs. A.2xander WHY
NTH hI\s issued inv. cations for the
mar risge OF their daughter, Mas
Esther Kendrick s,rIi;h, 10 Edward
Mitchell ProNn. The CEREMONY viii
be perfornleI AZ st. Johns Church
on Saturday afternoon. November ID.
and win be followed by an informal
reception at the Highlands
Countess de Chambrun, who was
the guest of her brother and sister.
in-law, Congressman and Mrs. Nicho-
f, las Longworth, for a few days, has
gone to Cincinnati to visit her
mother, Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Drain have
returned to their town house. 1855
Massachusetts avenue. after having
spent the greater part OF the summer
on their farm on the Potomac. Mrs.
Drain accompanied her husband. who
| is District commander OF the Americal
Legion. on his trip abroad with the
legion. She is now confined to the
house with a broken ankle.
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Philip Simms. who was engaged on
a special mission to China and Japan
for over a year. will speak on prob
lens in the East at the Penguins Club
at luncheon on Monday.
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| Gov. and Mrs. Warren T. McCray.
| Of Indiana, who have been Washing
ton visitors. departed yesterday after
| noon for Jacksonville. Fla. where the
governor is to address the meeting
OF the National Prison Congress.
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Miss Anna Hamlin will come to
Washington on Wednesday from Mat
| tapoisett and will be the guest Of Miss
Margaret Harding for several weeks
before sailing for Bermuda with her
mother, Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin, on
November 1s, to spend the winter.
Mrs. Willebrandt Guest.
Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt,
Assistant Attorney General Of the
United States. one Of the most re-
cent, as well as one of the most inn
portant, appointments given to won-
en- by the President. will be the
guest Of honor and speaker at the
regular afternoon tea OF the Dis
trict of Columbia League of Ameri-
can Penwomen from to Z O'Clock,
at national headquarters. Mrs. Wille-
brandt will speak on Women in the
Legal Profession" and Miss Dorothy
bennett, concert pianist, will furnish
the music. Mrs. Amos A. Freas,
chairman of the social committee,
will be assisted by Mrs. Sallie V. III.
Pickett, who will pour, Mrs. Edouard
Albion. Miss Eliso Pope Van Dyne
and Miss Wilmuth Gary, Mrs. Will
lam Wolff Smith has the program
in charge.
The Monday evening program will
be suspended this week, due to the
monthly business meeting of the
District Of Columbia League, Mrs.
Theodore Tiller, president, having
announced that they will be held
the last Monday OF each month.
Commander Emory Land Y. s. N.
and Mrs. Land have returned to
Washin gton and are occupying their
apartment at 1919 Nineteenth street.
Commander Land has been attached
to the American Embassy, London,
for the last two years.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. r. d'Vallier win give
a masked costume party Monday even.
ing at their home. 1887 Rhode Islani
avenue. Among the guests expected
are Gen. Annie de Vertn, Gen. Fcrii.
nand Posti, Miss Ruby Garland, M;.
and Mrs. Cecil Gauntlette, Miss Mar.
garet Hibbe, Miss Alice Raush. Miss
Catherine Cronin, DR.. Charles I.
Teets, Miss C. Brylcy, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Costello.
Tho Social Club of the Hebrew
Home for the Aged will hold it's an
nual masque party on Sunday at
Moose Hall. The guests will wear
Halloween costumes.