The Washington times., 1922-09-25

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MRS. ALBERT ii. vEsTAL, q,
wife Of Congressman Vestal. OF
Indiana.
the time when Mr.. Daniels was Sec
retary Of the Navy.
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General Pershjng Contemplates
Leasing John Island Home.
Gen. John ]. Pershing. who went
to Syracuse to attend the New York
state convention of the American
Legion. is now in New York. but is
expected here the last of this week.
The General 10 considering leasing
place at Great Neck, !. L., for sew
eral weeks with the intention OF
there preparing data for a book on
his experiences as commander OF the
American Expeditionary Forces.
The Misses Mary and Josephine
Patten have returned to Washington
from Bar Harbor. Me-, where they
spent the summer and are at fhe
apartment OF their sister, Mrs. Henry
C.. Corbin, In the Connecticut while
their house in Massachusetts, avenue
is being made ready for them. Miss
Helen Patten 10 abroad with Mrs.
Corbin. They will sail for this coun.
try about the middle Of October.
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Capt. Carlo Huntington, OF the
| Italian embassy and Mrs. Hunting
ton are in New York and are stay.
ing at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel.
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Mrs. Barnett Plans
to Spend Winter In West.
Mrs. George Barnett, who 10 re.
turning to Washington after visit
ing the Orient with the party or.
ganized by the Naval Academy class
of 81, will spend some weeks here
at Wakefield. her country home in
| Virginia, but she expects to return
| TO California for the winter. She
will Join Major General Barnett,
| U. S. NJ c., who Is in command OF
| the western division of the Marine
Corps and whose headquarters are
in San Francisco.
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| Carmi A. Thompson. OF Cleveland,
Is In Washington. for a visit and
is staying at the Willard.
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Mrs. Earl North, wife OF Major
North, U. s. A.. is visiting her
parents. Medical Director and Mrs.
James Duncan Gatewood, at their
home in @ street before returning
| to Mobile, Ala. where Major North
is stationed. Mrs. North had a cot
| tage at Blue Ridge Summit, Pa, for
| the summer months and her sister,
Mrs. Toy Dixon Savage, of Norfolk.
visited her there.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Dwight,
who are on their way home from
Lenox, Mass, where Mrs. Dwight
has been spending the summer, are
now in Philadelphia for a short visit
and are expected back in Washing
ton Saturday, They also spent o
short time in New York, staying at
the Chatham Hotel.
Mr.. Dwight has made several
short visits during the summer to
Lenox to be with his wife.
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Mrs. David Kaime has gone 10
New York to meet her daughter
Miss Gladys Kaime, who has been
spending the summer in the Adiron'
dacks.
Capt. Charles l.. Hussey, naval at
tache OF the American embassy 10
Great Britain and Mrs. Hussey have
returned to London from Scotland.
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Mrs. Henry w. Fitch has returned
to her apartment in the Connecticut
after spending the summer at Nan
tucket and later visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. Gerhard. in Philadelphia
Mrs. Campau Is visiting Mrs. Fitch
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Miss Fraser Mitchell will entertain
Informally at bridge this evening as
a farewell to her brother T. c. Nit
Chell, who leave on Thursday for
New York to sail for Persia as a
member of the financial mission OF
which DR.. Arthur C. Millspaugn Is
the administrator.
Miss Mitchell was hostess at an
informal party last night, also In
honor Of her brother.
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Mrs. William L. Marshall has re
turned to Washington after spend
ing the greater part OF the summer
at Ossining, N. Y, with her daugh
ter, Mrs. John Harrison Knapp and
her children.
DR.. Arthur Chester Millspaugh
who Is going to Persia as administra
tor Of finance, will entertain at din
ner tomorrow night at the Cosmos
, Club for the members of the mission
who will accompany him as his as
ststants.
The Persian minister will enter
tain at a farewell luncheon on Thurs
! day for them Immediately before
= their departure at 4:30 o'clock tina
, afternoon.
. Or. Millspaugh and his mission will
: sail from New York on board tn,
t Lafayette for Havre, and they ex