The Washington times., 1922-10-18


Mrs. Amos II. Fowler and Miss
Sally Fowler have returned from a
years absence abroad and are again
Mrs. Fowier's absence this house
was leased to Wfckham Steed and
members Of the London Times staff
In Washington for the disarmament
conference.
The Charge d'Affaires of Belgium
and Nine. de Selys. who have been
spending some time at Hot Springs,
returned to the embassy yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown Scott
have returned from several months
absence In Europe, and have re-
opened their house on Nineteenth
street for the winter.
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Mrs. Robert r. Hit has gone TO
New York, and is staying at the Ritz.
Carlton.
DR.. Rowe Givos Luncheon
For Leading Educators.
DIR. l.. 8. Rowe. Director General
Of the Pan-American Union, enter.
tanned at luncheon today in the an.
mex of the Pan,American Union. In
honor OF the newly elected chancel.
lor Of the University OF Buffalo. Dr..
Samuel p. Capen. Among the guests
Of DR.. Rowe were some Of the lead.
ing educators of Washington and
vicinity. including John c. Merriam,
president Carnegie Institution OF
Washington: Gilbsrt Grpsvenor, Ma.
tional Geographic Society; DR.. A. +.
Woods. president of the University
Of Maryland; DR.. II. G. Moulton. di.'
rector Of Institute Of Economics; DR.,
s. W. Stratton, newly elected presi
dent Of the Massachusetts institute
OF Technology: DR.. Vernon Kellogg.
DR.. Howard L. Hodgkins, presiden.
Of George Washington University;
Huston Thompson, Of the Federal
Trade Comriission: DIR. James Brown
scott, OF the Carnegie Endowmen, {.
Dr.. Thomas Walker Page, DR.. c. l..
MCGUIRE, Of the Institute Of Eco.
nomics, and Clarence A. AspinwalE
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Paul Henderson. Second Assistant
Postmaster General. will make his
home this winter at wardman Park
Hotel, where he has leased an apart.
ment. He will take possession Of ii
on Friday.
Mrs. Morgan Hill to Wed
Titled Englishman.
A cable from Paris brings news Of
the engagement Of Mrs. Fl. Morgan
Hill, Of Washington, to Sir George
Rose, Of London, wealthy widower
with one daughter. No formal an.
houncement has been made, but Mrs.
Hill IL telling her friends of her ap-
preaching marriage. The wedding IL
expected to take place in England
In November. - q.
Mrs. Morgan Hill. who has spent
good deal cf time in Europe in the
last few years, has q house In Wash.
ington, 17ls Nineteenth street, which
| IL at present occupied by the As
slstant Secretary Of War and Mrs. J.
| MaYhew Wainwright. While her
husband. the late II. Morgan Hill.
was alive they spent much time on
ranch at Elko. New, which they
owned.
OF ,interest to Washington is the
anpopncemem that Miss Agnes
Guldet Duryea. daughter Of Mrs. E.
Guidet Auchincloss, will open a shop
In New York for the sale OF gowns,
hats and other requirements for the
fashionable wardrobe. Miss Duryea
made her debut in Washington sew.
eral years ago while her mother was
| making her home here. She has
been living in Paris with Mrs. Auch.
| incloss for some time and has lately
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Fal de
Saint Phalle In Southampton and in
New York.
| Rear Admiral and Mrs. Cary T.
Grayson were among those who
entertained Informally at luncheon
yesterday at the. shoreham.
Capt. Georges Thenault. aero
nautic assistant to the military at.
tache Of the French embassy. has
returned to Washington after at.
tending the air races at Detroit
Captain Thenault made the trip to
Detroit by airplane.
The military attache of the Italian
embassy, Colonel di Bernezzo. also
returned yesterday from the aero
meet.
Mrs. John b. Story, accompanied
by her daughters. Miss Caroline
Story and Miss Jaquel!ne Story
has returned to. Washington from
her summer home. "whlteha ALL" al
Annapolis. Mr.. Story, who spent
the weekend In New York, will re-
turn to Washington this evening.
Mrs. John T. Adams wife of the
chairman Of the Republican National
Committee, entertained a company
Of twelve at luncheon yesterday In
her apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel in compliment to Mrs. Albert
Bissell, daughter Of the Postmaster
General and Mrs. Work. Among the
guests were Mrs. Work, Mrs. Henry
c. Wallace. wife Of the Secretary of
Agriculture. and Miss Mary Mckee,
Of Des Moines, who tB the guest of
Secretary and Mrs. Palace,
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams will return
to their home in Dubuque, Iowa
soon after the elections and will be