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will be at home at 3140 18th street
northwest. Showers were given the
bride by Miss Olive Geiger and MISS
Catharine Lewis.
Miss Eleanor .Leech has returned to
the city after spending several weeks at
Camp Devens. Mass. where she was the
guest Of Gen. Hersey and his daughter.
Miss Alice Hersey.
Mrs. William Wolff Smith Is spending
this week at Edgewood arsenal. where
week end. Capt Smith is commander
Of the American Legion Post Of the
National Press Club, which goes into
camp at the arsenal from Friday to
Tuesday next. A number Of ladies and
children will be In the party. members OF
the families Of Washington newspaper
men. On Friday afternoon Capt. and
Mrs. Smith will go to Mount Vernon
with the Marne day committee,
tending the dinner that evening at the
Chevy Chase Club. September they
will be official hosts at the Arts Club
dinner, at which arrangements will be
made for q pageant on the 6ooth an
niversary Of the death Of Dante. Mrs
Heloise Durant Rose, author Of the
pageant. will be the guest Of honor. On
this occasion Capt. and Mrs. Smith will
have as their personal guests several
members Of the Italian embassy and
others interested In the Dante celebra-
tion.
Col Henry Conger Pratt and Mrs.
Pratt Of this city are at the Ritz in
New York for brief stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Whitaker will spend
the month of September in Atlantic City.
DR.. John T. Cole and his daughter,
Miss Susie May Cole. have returned to
Washington from trip to Cape May
and the White Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan D. Ransdell
had as their guest for ten days Miss
Yeatmap Of Baltimore. They enter
tained at dinner in her honor. Mr..
and Mrs. Ransdell are leaving Zltur-
City, motoring from the capital.
Mrs. George B. Mccormick and her
niece. Miss Jennie s. North, have re-
turned to Washington after a visit in
Pennsylvania.
DR.. and Mrs. Simon
Entertain Guests.
DR.. and Mrs. Abram Simon have as
guests at their home on Cathedral
avenue dr. ana MRS. Daniel Heyn or
Cincinnati. Mrs. Charles Freund of
Toledo. Mrs. Frederick Friedlander
and Mrs. Arthur Cohen Of Chicago. all
of whom will remain for two weeks.
Mrs. Heyn. Mrs. Freund. Mrs. Fried
lander and Mrs. Cohen are sisters of
Mrs. Simon.
DR.. and Mrs. Simon will be at home
to their friends Monday evening, Sep
tember 5, at 2S0S Cathedral avenue to
celebrate their rcGnty-ffth wedding
anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Thompson have
as guests at the Powhatan Mr.. and
Mrs. Palmer Hutcheson of Houston.
Tex.
Mrs. Abner Taylor has returned to
Washington from Marblehead Bay.
Mass. where she spent the summer.
and is at the Hotel Arlington.
Miss Mabel Grey, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Mark Grey of Washington. is
the house guest Of Mrs. George r.
Williamson and her daughter. Miss
Marian Williamson, who are spending
the summer at HolIowridge, Pa. Mrs.
Williamson and her daughter gave
Mrs. S. NJ. Gates Of 1898 N street
will leave shortly for Chicago. where
she will spend two months with her
formerly Miss Goldie Gates.
Leave for Chicago
For Fraternity Convention.
Mr.. Warren J. Moore. Mr.. Melvin
Reese. Mr.. Lawrence Conway, Mr..
Allison Albright and Mr.. B. E. Lam
ham have motored to Chicago. where
they will represent the Epsilon Phi
Chapter of the District Alpha Sigma
lambda Fraternity. also the Bonzi
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held the first three days Of September
at the Blackstone Hotel. Friday
night a large ball will be given in
the hotel.
DR.. and Mrs. Hardesty have re-
turned to Washington after a six
week absence spent at their camp in
Maine and at Lake Champlain.
DR.. H. Wells Woodward will leave
Washington September Is to spend
some time on his farm in Prince
Georges county. From there he will
go to New York to spend the winter.
leasing his residence on Massachu-
setts avenue.
Mrs. Herman Katz and her grand
daughter. Miss Josephine Jacobson.
who spent the summer with the for
mer's daughter. Mrs. Samuel Field
man, in the Fairmont apartments has
returned to her home in Philadelphia.
They were accompanied to that city
by Miss Clara Feldman. who will re-
main with her grandmother for some !
time.
Miss Rosa B. Smolik has gone to
New York to make her home for
some time. but will make frequent !
visits to Washington.
Mr.. A. de HAN of Philadelphia, who
has many friends in Washington, has
engaged passage on the George
Washington, leaving September 3, for |!
an extended stay in Europe