The Washington herald., 1922-04-12
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MT. ana MRS. j. NIX. Ttndte 9nd
their sons. James Tindle md Rel ).
ert Tindle. of Valley Forge. Paa
are spending the week at wa;dinan
Park Hotel Mrs. Tlndie is the
daughter of the late Senator Phil
apder c. Knox and Mrs. Knox.
Miss Margaret Alice Pou. daugn
ter Of Representative and MIS-. ed
win A. Pou. will leave for her
home In North Carolina tomorrow
after having spent the wihter at
the Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Garrett will
have as their guest in their home.
Evergreen. near Baltimore. next
week. Lady. HAstor. Of England.
formerly Miss Mamie Langhorne,
of Virginia. Lady Astor is coming
To this country at attend the Pan
American conference. which will be
held in Baltimore this month. She
Is the first woman to become men,
Der of the English Parliament Mr.,
and Mrs Garrett. who spent the
winter In Washington. where they
had an apartment at 1155 18TH
street, will entertain in honor of
Lady Astor's several times during
her stay. and will have a box at the
performance Of "The \ Runaway
Girl" which will be given by the
famous Paint and Powder Club, of
Baltimore, next Tuesday for the
benefit of the Bryn Mawr School
League.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles o. Richards,
of Coronado and San Diego. Cal.
have announced the engagement Of
their daughter Katherine to Lieut..
Edgar Allan Poe. jr., U. s. NJ. c.. son
of former attorney general of the
State OF Maryland and Mrs. Edgar
Allan Poe. No date has been set for
the wedding. Miss Richards. who Is
an enthusiastic sportswoman. served
as a captain in the motor corps dur
ing the world war and was edu-
Gated abroad. Lieut.. Poe served
with the Asiatic squadron on Ad-
miral Gleaves flagship. and for the
past year has been stationed at
Coronado.
c. Sakelaraios. of New York. has
come to Washington to join the
former Premier venizelos. of Greece,
and his wife at wardman Park
Hotel.
Comdr. and Mrs. Henry Muslin
have taken possession Of the house
in Cleveland park which they have
recently purchased. Since coming
East from California. where Comdr.
Muslin was on duty before being
transferred to Washington, Mrs.
Muslin and her three boys have been
staying at Wakefield Manor. the
country home of her sister. Mrs.
George Barnett.
Allen Macy Dulles, newly ap-
pointed chief of the Near Eastern
Division of the State Department to
succeed Warren Delano Robbins.
who has been appointed counselor
OF the American Embassy in Ber-
lin, has arrived in Washington and
is the guest OF his uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lansing. Mrs.
Dulles is at present in New York.
Miss Virginia Edwards was host
ess at luncheon yesterday in COM
pliment to Miss Vivian Gordon
Brown, whose marriage to Ensign
Gerald Desmond Lincke. u. s. N,
will take place Easter Monday.
The guests included Mrs. Richard
Bell Buchanan. sister of the BRIDE
elect; Mrs. Theodore p. Noyes. Miss
Irone Russell. Miss Annette Ash
ford. Miss Mary Palmer. Miss Alfalfa
Kimmell. Miss Mary Emily Hamil-
ton. Miss Laura Lejeune, Miss
Frances Dwyer. Miss Elizabeth Zol-
nay. Miss Elizabeth Northrop. Miss
Diana Cumming. Miss Julia Hume,
Miss Mary Stitt. Miss Aline Jones,
Miss Florence Kline. Miss Corinne
stephens. Miss Charlotte Lemoine
and Mrs. John Edwards, mother of
the hostess.
Mrs. Charles Dewolf Gibson. moth
er OF Charles Dana Gibson. arrived
in Washington yesterday to visit her
youngest daughter, Mrs. Daniel w.
Knowlton, of 91S Sixteenth street.
Mrs. Knowlton before her marriage
in October to the well-known Har-
ward football player. was Josephine
Gibson. well known in New York
society. and in his brothers famous
drawings.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Black, the
latter formerly MISS isabelle May,
Of Washington. have arrived at their
home in New York after a fortnight
honeymoon spent at the country
home of Mrs. Pembroke Jones. near
Wilmington. N. c. They will go
abroad in June to remain through