Evening star., 1922-01-22
Society Happenings
And Personal Items
OF Local Interest
Senator and Mrs. Pepper
Spending Week End in
Philadelphia Visitors in
City, Others Co ming.
Notes.

Senator and Mrs. George Wharton
Pepper are spending the wesk end in
their home in Philadelphia. They will
return to their apartment in the Pow
hatan Hotel the first OF the week.
Gov. Warren T. McCray of Indiana
will arrive today to attend the farm
ers' conference, and during his visit
| will be the guest Of Mr. and Mrs Her.
| man o. Plugge. in their home at 1858
Connecticut avenue
Representative and Mrs. A. E. B.
Stephens have with them for the re-
manider of the season the formers
daughter. Miss Maud Stephens of Gin
cinnati.
Representative Elliott w. Sproul of
chicago is entertaining his daughter,
MRS. robert Stronach. and her daugn-
ter Jessie of Chicago, at his home,
2O01 18th street.
Mrs. Fordney, wife of Representa-.
tive Joseph w. Fordney, and their
daughter, Mrs. Jackson. and her tiny
Michigan, where they spent Christ
mas. Mrs. Jackson and her daughter
spent the late summer and autumn in
the Canadian Rockies, leaving Banff
for California before returning to
w ashington.
United States consul at Nairobe,
Africa, Mr.. William Lancaster Jen-
kins. will sail for his new post from
New York February 1s. Mr.. jenkins
has spent the past week in Washing
ton, having recently returned from
FORMER of Mo-
Mr. and Mrs. Rolfe E. Boiling will
give up their apartment at Wardman
Park Hotel tomorrow and will go to
New York. where they have an apart
| ment at sos West End avenue. and
will make their future home there.
Mr. Boiling spent last week in New
York and returned here for the week
| end and to accompany Mrs Boiling to
New York.
Mrs. Russell b Harrison returned
to Washington Friday from Norfolk,
where she spent the week with her
/ son-fn-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs Harry A. Williams, jr. Mrs Har-
rison will be Joined here by her
mother; i1.,1h IN; Mrs. Alvin H. Saunders, and
little Miss Serviller Williams, who
will go south with her for two months,
returning 20 Washington for the
spring season.
Mr.. Rafael R. Gown has sailed from
join Mrs. Gown and Miss May GOWN,
who are now in Switzerland.
Sir James and Lady HARRINGTON
sailed yesterday from England for
this country and on their arrival will
go to Detroit to visit their nephew
and niece, Mr.. and Mrs. James Thayer
MCMILLAN, for q few weeks. Lord and
Lady Harrington will come to Wash
ington On the completion of their
Detroit visit and will be guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Larz Anderson in their home
Mrs. Anderson are at White Sulphur
Springs and are not expected in
Washington before the end Of the
week.
Miss E1izabeth Kemp. granddaughter
OF MI. John A. Baker and who is q
debutante Of this season. has gone
to Chicago for fortnight's visit. On
her return Miss Kemp will entertain
at luncheon Saturday. February 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Nelson Morris. who
were at Wardman Park. Hotel, have
gone to New York, whence Mr.. Morris
sailed FOR Europe yesterday.
Miss Margaret Treadwell returns to
washington today from q visit with
her aunt, Mrs. J. p. FarEarson Of
Memphis. Tenn, with whom she has
been spending the last three weeks.
Miss Treadwell, who has been ,exten-
sively entertained with round of
teas. luncheons and other parties dur
ing her stay in Memphis, is now at
the Burlington Hotel with her aunt,
Miss Treadwell. Mr.. and Mrs. L. II
Treadwen will not return from Mem
phis until later, as Mrs. TreadweH
is with her mother Mra R. r Snow
den, and is not in good health
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Q. Morrow Of, Hills.
boro, Ohio, were guests of Represen.