The Washington times., 1921-08-20

| of Wilmington, Del. will be best man
and his small daughter. Miss Diana
Laussat, will serve as flower girl.
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Miss Judge Entertains,
Miss Katherine Judge entertained
informally at luncheon yesterday at
the Womens National Foundation
for her sister, Mrs. John 8. Wood
ward, who is visiting her. Mrs
Woodward Is house hunting here, as
her husband, Colonel Woodward, has
been detailed to duty in washington
Miss Judge expects to go to White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va, early In
September, to remain several weeks.
Colonel and Mrs. George +.
Downey left Washington yesterday
for Southampton. l.. l.. to visit Mrs.
Downey's brother, Thomas Davis.
Colonel and Mrs. Downey's son-in-'
law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Fair
fax Downey. and Faber Downey, an
other son, are also members OF the
house party.
Senator Edge Returns.
Senator Walter 70. Edge viii re-
turn today from a tsn-day trip spent
at the, Gatineau Fishing Club in
Canada. He will go direct to his
home in Atlantic City and will sail
Tuesday for Europe.
Senator William M. Calder left yes
terday afternoon for Shelter Island.
N. Y, to join Mrs. Calder for over
the weekend and will return to
Washington on Monday.
s.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kaufman,
have left their place in the White
mountains, near Lancaster, y. H.,
and have gone to New Brunswick,
Canada, where they will spend two
weeks salmon fishing.
General Dawes Is Host.
|, Brig. Gen. Charles G.. Dawes was
host at luncheon at the Willard Hotel
yesterday. His guests included the
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy. Col.
Theodore Roosevelt; A. ID. Lasker, Of
the Shipping Board, and John C.
O'Loughlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Evans
Hughes. jr., Of New York, the former
the son of the Secretary of State and
MRS. Hughes, are spending some time
at the Broadmoore, Colorado Springs.
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DIR. Francisco Yanes, assistant di-
rector of the Pan-American Union,
and Mrs. Yanes entertained infor-
mally at dinner last evening at the
Willard.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph p. Tumulty
are the guests of OF Judge and Mrs.
Timothy T. Ansberry at their summer
home, Fiowersdale, in the White
mountains.
Mrs. Baldwin Coming East.
Mrs. Theodore A. Baldwin. jr., wife
of Colonel Baldwin. who is In COM
mand at Ross Field, Cal, will come
East about the middle Of September to
place her daughter, Miss Betty Bald
| ing, Mrs. Baldwin will return to Cali
fornia to join Colonel Baldwin.
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Mrs. Edward T. Brown and her
aunt, Miss Mary Mitchell, who have
| recently returned from a visit of sew
| eral weeks at the Endless Caverns,
Newmarket, Va, left town last night
for Colonel and Mrs. Browns cottage
on Lake Erie, where they will stay
| for six weeks.
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the Women's National Foundation,
and the first vice president, Mrs.
James Mcdonald, will leave Washing
ton on Monday for Saratoga, New
port, Bar Harbor. and other places in
New England, where they will speak
| on the organization and aims of the
| foundation. Mrs. Calhoun has just re-
| turned from Southampton, l.. l.,
where she conducted a successful cam.
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ton scheme.
An informal tea will be given this
afternoon at the foundation for the
heads of some of the Government de-
partments. Mrs. Calhoun and others
of the founders will receive.
s.
| Mrs. Harry Campbell Graef left
Washington today for Hot Springs
and will visit Mrs. Terah Haggin.
The marriage of Miss Margaret
Williamson, daughter OF Mrs. William
Balch Williamson, or washington and
Warrenton. Va, to William Henry
! Hoyt, Of New York, will take place
today in Warrenton, where Mrs. Will.
hanson and her daughter have a sum.
mer home.
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Bonaparte will leave SOUTHAMPTON
next week for Newport and after a
few days there will go TO the Virginia
| Hot Springs.
Congressman Charles r. Evans of
Nevada, Mrs. Evans and their little
daughter are at the Ambas sador. At.
lantic City. Mr.. Evans will return to
Washington on Monday. going back to
the Ambassador to spend the Congress.
sional recess with his family.
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The marriage of Miss Waldo Latham,
daughter of Mrs. Esther b. Latham,
and DR.. Rudolph Trustworthy, of New
Orleans, will take place September 6.
The ceremony will be performed at
T. o'clock at st. Johns Church by the
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