The Washington times., 1921-07-26
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Joined there In about, q week by Mrs.
Mckee.
Mrs. Mckee has as her guests now
her sister, Mrs. George Buchanan
Fife. of New York, who came down TO
say Eood-by. and Mrs. Arthur Alfred
Marsh. Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Fife. who will leave on Friday,
will be accompanied to New York by
Mrs. Mckee, who will spend a few days
with her. before going to Seattle.
A number of parties have been given
for Mrs. Fife and Mrs. Marsh during
their visit to Mrs. Mckee at her quar-.
ters In the Navy Yard.
Comdr. and Mrs. Richmond r. Tur.
ner gave a dinner on Sunday evening
for them, and on Saturday evening
Mrs. Mckee entertained at dinner. fol
lowed by bridge, for her guests.
Comdr. and Mrs. John r. Beardol
were hosts on Friday evening in honor
of Mrs. Fife and Mrs. Marsh.
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Gov. and Mrs. Harry L. Davis and
son Of Ohio are staying at the Ambas
sador. Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley enter.
tained at luncheon yesterday at Elm
Court, their Newport home.
A large number of the women OF
the naval colony gathered at the Host
ess House at the Naval Station, New
port, X. l., yesterday afternoon for
the first of the at homes that have
been arranged to make 1t possible for
the wives Of the naval officers sta.
toned In and around Newport to be-
come acquainted. The guests were re
ceived by Mrs William l.. Howard
Mrs. Charles p. Plunkett, Mrs. Ashley
II. Robertson, Mrs. Frederick N. Bias
sett, Mrs. J. F. Legs. Mrs. Frank H
Clark, Mrs. Walter 8. Anderson and
Mrs. Harris l.. Aiming.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Depew
who have been at the Homestead. Ho,
Springs, Va, for six weeks, left yes
terday for Lenox. Mass.
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Mrs. Sumner Welles, who has beer
in Southampton, l. l.. went to New
York yesterday, where she Joined hel
brother, Horatio Nelson Slater, with
whom she win sail for Europe thi,
week.
Among the portraits by Boeslav
Jan Czedekowski exhibited in South
ampton. l.. l.. yesterday was one d
Mrs. William Deering Howe, wht
was Miss Polly Brooks. Mrs. Howe
with her mother. Mrs. John C-hau n
cey Brookes, lived in Washington
several seasons ago, and WAS a IA
vorite in the younger set of society
Drury's Entertain.
Tho Comptroller Of the Currency
and Mrs. d. r. Crissinger were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peter A
Drury last Sunday at their new
country home, Valley View. Blue
mont, Va.
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Edward White. head Of the sta
tistical division. income tax unit
and Mrs. White. have, given W
their house in Oregon avenue. and
are now occupying their new home
at 2so6 Twenty-eighth street north
west. Woodley park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund ]. Brennan
and daughter. Miss Fay Brennan re
turned yesterday from Upper Sa.
ranac. N. Y, where they have been
guests at Saranac inn for the past
three weeks.
Col. William e. Horton will leave
next week for Atlantic City, where
he will spend several weeks.
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Mrs. J. Reynolds Lands, wife of
the former military attache of the
United States Embassy at Rome, is
guest of Mrs. Frederic Crownin.
shield In her summer home al
Stockbridge. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Richard Yates
Miss Gertrude e. Yates and Miss
Edith C. Yates are at the Hotel
Chatham. New York.
Du Point to Take Oath.
F. Coleman du Pont will arrive In
Washington this morning to take the
oath for Senator from Delaware. Mr..
du Pont will make tho Willard his
home for the present.
Lieut. Comdr. z. N. M. King, who
was the assistant naval attache for
tho British embassy, and Mrs. King
are in New York, and will sail for Eu
rope today. Comdr. H. A. Brown
r. NJ. who will succeed Commander
King. has arrived in Washington.
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Alan p. Graves, honorary attache
Of the British embassy, who has been
spending several months in England
has gone to Ostend for a fortnight
visit. He will return to Washington
In the fall.
Mrs. r. D. Whitehead and Mrs. b
@. Brown and baby, of Los Angeles
Cal, are spending a week at the Pow
hatan.
Mrs. z. T. Sewers and her daugh
ter, Mrs. Faison ~wife of Col. Samson
Lame Faison, u. s. A., will leave
Washington Saturday for New York