The Washington times., 1922-12-05
"A CHRONICLE or EVENTS
WITH SIDE lIGNTS ON THE MEN
AND WOMEN WHO MAXI "
WASHINGTONS COMPLEX AND
INTERESTING SOCIAL LIFE

Wallace. The guests were young
people. Miss Helen Snow Jones
presided at the tea table.
Captain and Mrs. Wallace expect
to leave Washington about Deem.
Der Is for Takoma, WASH, where
they will make their home.
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Mrs. Samuel Shaw Arentz, wife Of
CONGRESSMAN Arentx OF Nevada, and
Mrs. John Gable. wife of Congress
man Cable Of Ohio. viii he at home
on Saturday afternoon from 4 to 9
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Gable.
1924 Eighteenth street, in honor OF
Nine. Sophie Charlebois-Gallo No
cards have been issued. Nine.
Gallo Is visiting Mrs. Gable while
she is in Washington singing with
the San Carlo Opera Company.
Mrs. Walter T. Owen. Of Bronx.
Vile. 10 visiting her sister. Mrs.
Charles w. Wetmore.
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Col. and Mrs. Edward NJ. House
arrived in Washington last evening
and are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Breckenridge Long at their res
idence, 1924 Sixteenth street. Col
onel and Mrs. House will remain
in Washington during the visit OF
NJ. Clemenceau.
The Assistant Secretary OF the
Navy and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt.
accompanied by their children, Will
leave on December 20 for their
home at Oyster Bay. n: T., where
they will spend the Christmas holi-
xsytII
ington after the new year.
Miss Frances Sullivan. OF Phila.
delphia. entertained informally at
luncheon at the Shoreham yester-
day. Miss Sullivan Is the guest
of Miss Gladys Hinckley.
The Misses Anne and Mary Ran
dolph have taken an apartment at
the Wyoming.
Chaffee Earl. son Of Mrs. VIII
liam Eric Fowler, who has been
spending the Thanksgiving holi.
DAYS with Colonel and Mrs. Fowler,
left last evening FOR Tome School.
| where he Is a student.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. Sumner Welles
have come to Washington to remain
through the Central American con
terence, and are at present at the
Lafayette Hotel. Mr.. Welles Is one
Of the representatives OF the United
States at the conference.
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The exhibition at the Art Center,
! HOG Connecticut avenue. OF the
! paintings of Phillip Adams. artist
( and United States Consul to Paris
I has been arranged by Mrs. Edith
Penn Hall. with whom Mr.. Adams
left his paintings upon his depar'
! ture. and will open with private
! showing on Thursday, December Z
from 4 to Z. II will be opened to
the public from December s to
90. and a reception and tea will be
given on Sunday. December 10
from 4 to Z.
tCol. and Mrs. Robert Kelton WI
entertain a company OF twenty al
buffet supper and bridge this
evening in their quarters at Sol
diers' Home in compliment to Maj
Gen. Joseph Dickman.
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In the receiving line at the recep
ton. which will mark the forma
opening of the national headquar
tiers and club of the American Asso
citation OF University Women. or
Wednesday evening. will be Mis-
Ada Comstock, dean Of Smith Col
lege and president of the A. A. y
wv; Miss Caroline Humphreys, O
Andover. Mass, former president
: Mrs. Frances Fenton Bernard, edu
cational secretary; Miss Rutl
. French, executive secretary; Miss r
Louise Fitch. editor of the Journal
; Miss May kellar, dean of West
hampton College, Richmond, Va.
; Major Julia Stimson, chairman O
; the executive committee Of the ma
: tional club; Mrs. Glen Levin Swie
: gett, acting chairman; Miss Harleal
: James. president Of the Washington
Branch, A. A. u. W.. and Mrs. Al
bert Barrows. chairman of the hous
! committee.
! James Couzens, who win succee,
Senator Truman H. Newberry /,
the Senate, will reach washingSo,
, on Thursday and has taken a
, apartment az wardman Park Hote
for the winter.
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January II has been selected a
the date of the debutantes ball
which will be given at the willar,
for the benefit Of Neighborhoo,
House.
Miss Gertrude Virginia Drain 1
with her parents, Col. and Mrs
James A. Drain, at Wardman Parl
Hotel. after having spent tw
months visiting In Philadelphia an
New York. -
William Anterior Du Puy, VIII
left here last March for Genevs
Switzerland, Is now In washinsto
for q short visit prior to returnin
= to Europe. Mrs. Du Puy and thel
I two children will be in Paris durin
r the winter months. returning to G,
|. neva when Mr.. Du Puy again take
A up his work in that country.
i. Mr.. and Mrs. Wade H. Ellis ar
spending q week at the Marlbo
ough- Blenheim in Atlantic City.
Miss Frances Sullivan. Of Phil,
!. delphia, Is visiting Miss Glady
? Hinckley. She gave q luncheo