The Washington times., 1922-06-13

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Mrs. Henry M. Hoyt and her
daughter, Miss Nancy Hoyt. left yes.
terday for Bar Harbor, Me-. where
they have taken cottage for tn,
summer. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooke M. Baker and
Miss Elizabeth Kemp have gone to
their summer place at Middieburs.
Va. '.'f.
nTuckermans' Baby Daughter
! Christened at Cathedral. ..-.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Tucker
man entertained at q small tea yes-
terday afternoon at their place at
| Edgemoor, Nd, following the chris
tening of their baoy daughter. Mar.
earet Cary. at the Cathedral at
o'clock. Nine. Grouitch, Mrs. John
Jacobs Rogers, Mrs. +. A.. De Pey.
ster and Dallas McQrew were spon.
sors for the baby. Bishop Harding
officiated at the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tucksrman viii
leave the last Of the month Tor
southampton. Long Island. where
they will spend the summer. -.
Mrs. Cornelia GallaAin. who has
pD0u NtoAtAIt8 toSAOh hA@hb As<%o
returned to New York.
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DIR. Guy Fairfax Whiting and
Miss Julia whiting have gone to
their summer home at Bar Harbor.
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Cop(dr. and Mrs. Henry Martin
Jensen have al their guests Com
F, mander Jensen's, sister, Miss Emma
Jensen. preparatory TO her sailing
for Europe on June -. Mrs. Charles
party for Miss Jensen tomorrow and
on Friday Mrs. Jensen will give Q
party in her honor.
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Mrs. r. C. Taiiaferro. of Tampa.
Fla, and her daughter. Miss Mildred
Taliaferro, are At the Willard Hotel.
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Christian Hemmick. formerly Of
Washington, 10 the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Aspegren At Aspen Hall.
Newport.
| Mrs. Philip Hichborn has given up
her apartment At the Grafton, and.
jamestown, r. l., to pass the sum.
mer.
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Mrs. Edison Bradley. who wss
among the American women present
ed to the first court in Bucking CHAM
Palace, London, last week, is q pas
senger for New York on board the
Berengarfa.
Mrs. Charles Helmbold will enter
tain twelve guests At bridge this
afternoon At her apartment In the
Somerset. Crimson ramblers, honey
Ruckles and other summer flowers
will be used as decorations.
Tho party was postponed from
ned in honor Of Mrs. Walter Cros-
ley, who has been the guest Of
Mrs. Horace MacFariand. and who
left a few days ako for Key West
to join Captain Crosley Who Is
stationed there.
Mrs. Helmbold had planned to 60
to Chii to spend the summer with
her son. Randolph Helmold. Of the
consular service. vho 10 stationed
at Shantung, but owing to the un.
settled conditions now prevailing
there. has postponed her trip for
while.
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Mrs. Phillip Kauffmana ana her
| youns son Franklin IAhs Kauff.
mann have gone to Blue Ridge Sum.
pit. where they have taken . cot
taee for the summer. They will be
Joined on week ends by Mr.. Kauff.
mann.
Mrs. B. II. Warner has returned
from Europe and 10 At the grafton
Hotel.
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Mrs. Francis c. Harrington. who
has been In town for several DAYS.
left Yesterday for New York, and
later win 70 to New London. Conn.
for the summer.
Mrs. J. Dexter Adams, Of Wash.
ington. has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Tuckefnian at Newport.
Col. and Ms. Richard 9. Hooker
are at the Vanderbilt Hotel, New
York. for . brief visit.
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Tomas Henri C,atfse. leaves today
for New York TO wish bon voyage to
Z party, Of friends sailing for Eng
land and the Continent Oh the steam.
ship Paris. Before returning to
Washington NJ. Claffse VIII be enter.
tainsd ut the Piping Rock Club by
M. ana Mins. Pierre % poissouier.
Of the Paris Riding Club, VINO are
guests Of the w.leerf'Assor'a-
Major ana Mrs.. Richard n. Jor.
dan, Of washinston. sfe passing
feY. days at The Hotel Aster In New
York. and with thsm 10 Mrs. J. II.
Bell. also Of washinston.
Congressman 4. ID. saundsrs. Of
Nsw Fork, has engaged apartments
at the Burlington Hotel.
Mrs. Henry 9, Graves will be
hostess tonight to the Vassar 60
men In WashinEton, who ~iii Sath.
or at her house. sSSt Newark
street, tor supper And to hear the
returns by wire Of the Vassar
$4,000, 900 salary endowment drive,
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