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marine barracks. under the auspices OF
the various Washington units Of the
organizations, acting under the direc-
tion of Mrs. W. l. Mccoy. vice presi-
dent, who served in the place OF mrs.
Finley, president, who Is absent.
The vast company was made up OF
senators, representatives, Navy Ma,
their families, with hundreds OF folk
from resident society. There was
| music and dancing and strolling
about the beautiful grounds.
Mrs. Harold Walker returned TINS
morning after a stay of several days
IN New York.
Mai. and Mrs. Richard H. Jordan
of Washington, are spending rev
days in New York. at the Hotel Astor,
| and with them Is Mrs. j. II. Bell also
of Washington.
Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins, who spent
| several days in Washington last
| week, has returned to Atlantic city,
| where she will spend the early sum-
| mer.
| Mrs. Hennen Jennings has closed
her residence and gone to Buena Vis-
| ia, Pa, where she has taken COT
|
| Mrs. Chauncey Hackett, and her chill
| dren have Joined her there for the
rest of the season.
ter, Miss Mildred Taliaferro of Tampa,
| Fla, have arrived in Washington Tor
| visit and are at the New Willard.
Mrs. Benjamin H. buckingham and
her sister, Miss Freeman, have gone
| to their place at Cornwall, Pa, for
| the summer and early autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Hartman
| will sail today from New York, Tor
| q sojourn abroad.
Representative A. D. Saunders OF
| New York has taken apartments at
the Burlington Hotel.
Mrs. Frank Morrison has been ap-
| pointed the official chaperon from
| the District, to represent the division
| which comprises the District OF CO.
lumbia and Maryland Sons OF Con
| federate Veterans and Washington
| Camp, No. 305, at the coming reunion
to be held in Richmond. Va.
| Mrs. Morrison has recently retired
from the presidency OF stonewail
Jackson Chapter. No. 20. the Oldest,
| therefore the first, U. D. c: chapter
in the District. The chapter mas maze
her honorary president for life. and
| she had the honor to be the winner
Of the Orren Randolph Smith medal
! at the U. D. c. convention, heid IN
| st. Louis. Mo, last November, Tor
| the best historical essay written on
| Jefferson Davis in the nationwide
| contest.
Final arrangements have been
| completed for the lawn fete to be
given June IA, 10, is and II for the
| benefit of St. vincent's orphanage,
| t-I ,,raat apd Rhode Island avenue
| northeast. The advisory committee
| includes Mgr. Thomas. the Rev
| Francis X. Cavanaugh. the Rev. John
| Graham and the Rev. Rosalia, and as
sisting them will be Miss Mary c.
Boland, Mrs. Brennan. Mrs. Swan
Mrs. Cunning, Mrs. Lawton. Mrs.
| Simpson, Mrs. McInerney. Miss Burke
! Miss Prosise, Miss DEWEY. Miss
Walsh Miss Mooney. Miss O'Brien;:
Mr.. James Simpson. Mr.. Edward
Swan. Mr.. Richard Cavanaugh, Mr.
| John Trapp, Mr. ]. Kane, Mr.. Mono
han, Mr.. Edgar Cavanaugh, Mr.. Ed
ward Clavaleux. Mr.. Frank Cunning
and the members of St. Vincents
| Auxiliary.
The opening night has been desig..
mated arshbsh9p night in honor Gr,.% o,
who has been invited to attend.
! There will be dancing and many
other interesting features every
| evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs James Holmes Of Wash
| ington and Fort Myers. Fla. announce
| the marriage of their daughter. Alice
Maude Marry. to Mr.. Fred Hibbard Tli-
| lotson Of Chicago, on June 10. at their
teenth Street Highlands: The cersmonv
| was performed by the Rsv. Dr. Charies
| Wood, pastor OF the Church OF the
| Covenant