The Washington times., 1922-09-02

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MRS. ANDRfEUs JONES,
Wife Of Senator Jones Of New
Mexico. who Is making a visit to
her home to remain until the late
fall.
son. Theodore Tiller, jr. who has
been on a visit to them, Mr.. Tillsr
will return in two weeks by train,
spend a month motoring through
Canada.
Vice Consul and Mrs. Hugh 8.
Miller, who have just returned from
Honskong. China, are at the Bur.
ington Hotel.
! Senator Frank B. Brandegee of
Connecticut, one Of the richest
bachelors in Congress, Is about 10
abandon his home 1921 X street,
for the large residence, 100 /
street. which he purchased some
ears ago, but which was used as
clubhouse during the war and
',nce, by the courtsey Of It's owner.
served as headquarters for the
George Washington Memorial As.
sociation. 1t IL now in the hands
! OF contractor and decorators, with
! the result that II will soon be one
of the finest homes in Washington.
Senator Brandegee expects to take
possession Of the home before De-
.mber /. The house Is a famous
landmark in Washington. having
ha
ate Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Pollock
nd later occupied by former Sena.
tor John Kean Of New Jersey.
Dr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Crosson
are making an automobile trip of
a month to aid In the convalescence
{ Mrs. CrOsson, who was seriously
Il in the early summer.
Mrs. Cornelius Gardiner, a
former resident of Washington, and
her young daughter. Miss Elizabeth
Gardiner. have returned from
abroad and taken an apartment at
1922 Vermont avenue for the
winter.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Lee P.
Warren, who are recent acquisi.
tions TO the naval circle. have
leased Highwood. in Chevy Chase,
for several months, and later will
occupy an apartment at 1902 Eigh-
teenth street. Commander Warren
has been assigned to duty at the
Navy Department as aid to the
! Assistant Secretary. Theodore
Roosevelt.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Ham.
mond, and their daughter Miss
Natalie Hammond. are returning
shortly from their Massachusetts,
estate to occupy their home In
Washington after a years absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy 8. Foster. Of
3700 Connecticut avenue, have re
turned from a vacation Is Massa-
chusetts and New York.
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Mrs. John Russell Young and her
daughter, accompanied by the for
mer's niece. Mrs. Charles s. Blakeiy.
wife of Major Blake1y, u. s. A., have
gone to Atlantic City to remain for
a month at the Hotel Brighton.
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Mrs. Lawrence C. Phipps, wife Of
the Senator from Colorado. and her
small son. who have been In Europe
during the summer, have rejoined
Senator Phipps at their Washington
home on the edge Of town.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Garrison McClirtock.
who spent the month of August at
Far Harbor. have returned to their
home on N street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac r. Mann will
close their place on the North Shore
shortly after Labor Day, when Mrs.
Mann ard Miss Mann will sail Tor a
short visit to Paris before reopAning
their Washington home for the sea.
son. Miss Mann is now making a
short visit to Miss Elsie Eppps Mt
the latter's Virginia home, Apo.
mattox Manor.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee, who are
entertaining large house party at
Graceland. w. Va, are expecting a
number Of additional guests from
Washington today, to remain over
Labor Day. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee will
occupy their residence on Massa
chusetts avenue in the coming win.
ter, after an absence Of several
years. Their only daughter, Miss
Ellen Lee, who was graduated from
Vassar will take her place in society
the coming winter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman were hosts
last night to large dinner and dane.
for their daughter, Miss Marian X
Hoffman. Including the Washing.
ton people present were former AS.
sistant Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Woodbury. Blat and Mrs.
George Eustis Corcoran.
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