The Washington times., 1922-01-02

. Marriott was q debutante OF the sea-
son Of 1920-21. Lieutenant Higgins
8 a West Point graduate Of the class
Il 1920, and the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Clifton T. Higgins, Of Des Moines,
iowa.
The marriage Of Miss Nina Gore,
aughter Of former Senator Thomas
r. Gore. Of Oklahoma, and Mrs.
lore, to Lieut.. Eugene l.. Videl. U. 8.
A., whose engagement was announced
bout two weeks ago, will take place
n st. Margaret's Church at 4:3O
o'clock Wednesday, January IL, the
'ector of the church officiating. The
CEREMONY will be followed by a recep-
ion at the Congressional Club.
Miss Gore will have as her maid OF
ionor Miss Margaret Young, Of Okla.
IONA, who has frequently visited her
ere; and her four bridesmaids are
Hiss Marjorie Little, Of Philadelphia;
Hiss Rosa. May Kendrick, daughter Of
senator and Mrs, Kendrick. Of Wyom.
ng; Miss Dorothy Mondell and Miss
isther McVann.
Miss Kendrick will entertain at
luncheon for Miss Gore Tuesday, jan
uary 8, and Miss McVann will give
luncheon for her Saturday, January Z.
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The marriage OF Albert Halstead,
jr., son Of Albert Halstead, formerly
Of Washington and now counsel gen.
eral at Montreal, Quebec, to Miss Ag.
mes Mary Carpenter. daughter Of Paul
d. Carpenter. of Milwaukee. Wis, will
take place at the st. Regis in New
York, January s. Mr.. Halstead's faith
er was formerly a Washington news
paper man, but went into the consular
a,nA IL talx
sui in Vienna His mother was Mics
Alice Wilcox, Of Washington.
Miss Vivian Gordon Brown was
hostess at q delightful tea yesterday
Afternoon in honor of Miss Lady Jane
Raby. Those who assisted in receiv-
ing were Miss Eleanor Carroll Hill.
Miss Minnie Hill. Miss Irone II. Rus
sell and Miss Betty Landon Carter.
Presiding at the tea table were Mrs.
Robert Oswald Jones and Mrs Geary
Brown. Miss Brown wore gown or
red georgette in harmony with the
general tone Of the decorations.
Miss Raby will be the guest or
honor at a dinner dance this evening
which Admiral and Mrs. Robert f.
Coontz will give at Wardman Park
Mrs. Harold Walker entertained at
luncheon yesterday at the Chevy
Chase Club for her son, Aldace
Walker. Covers were laid for sixty
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Senator and Mrs. Key Pittman
held q Joint reception at their resi-
dence, 3l45 Sixteenth street yesterday
with the bachelor members OF the
British embassy, who live next door,
will include Arthur Yencken. A. II.
Hamilton Gordon. Capt. John r.
Harker and Commander. Stanton. AS
sisting them We're Nine. LIE breton'
Nine. Grouitch, Mrs. John b. Ken
drick, Mrs. Breckenridge Long. Mrs.
Henry w. Reyes, Mrs. T. De Witt
Talmadse, Mrs. Walter Trent, Miss
Insegard Wallenberg. Miss Kelly,
Miss Rosemaye Kendrick, Miss NIL
dred Bromwell Miss Dorothy Mondell.
Miss Adeline Oxnard, Miss Anne Ten
nant. Miss Margaret Harding. Miss
Olyve Graef and Miss Louise Hoar.
Mime. Alma Clayburgh will go TO
baltimore this evening. returning 10
washington for q short time before
leaving for New York tomorrow eve
ming.
The Columbian Women Of George
Washington University will hold their
regular meeting in the room OF the
Faculty Club, 71s Twenty-first street,
northwest, on Tuesday, January 3.
1922, at $50 p. m. The ladies OF the
faculty will be hostesses, under the
leadership Of Mrs. Dewitt Clinton
Croissant, assisted by Mrs. Howard
Lincoln Hodgkins, Mrs. Merton LEROY
Person, Mrs. Robert Whitney Bolwell
and Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle. a
talk on Alaska will be given by Mrs.
Robert r. Griggs. wife Of the profess
sor of botany, who accompanied her
distinguished husband during his ax.
ploration of the Valley OF the Ten
Thousand Smokes" and who will de-
scribe her experiences.
Miss Alice Milburn has as her
guest Miss Maude Lane, one Of the
younger set Of Philadelphia. Miss
Betty wemer will give a tea for
Miss MiIburn and Miss Lane tomor-
row.
Miss Ida Tarbell is to speak on
the Unemployment Conference. q
subject Of vital interest at this pre-
sent moment, this evening at 3
o'clock at the Club. Mrs Richard
Harlow, chairman Of the Liaison COM
rnittee, announces that Admiral Tzai.
Of the Chinese Legation and dele
gate to the Conference on Disarm-
ament, viii address the members and
guests Of the Club tomorrow even
ing at $50 o'clock.