The Washington times., 1922-05-22

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Senator and Mrs. Frank Gcoding
returned this morning from a week
end motor trip through Maryland.
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Mrs. William j. Harris, wife OF
Senator Harris of Georgia, and her
small daughter, Miss Julia Wheeler
Harris, will go to Richmond June
l9 to June 22 to attend the Con.
federate reunion. Little Miss Har'
ris Is a granddaughter of the IA
nous Confederate General Joseph
Wheeler.
Mrs. Harris expects to be In
Washington until about August !,
when she will go to some resort In
New England TO rsmain until the
close OF the summer.
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Brig Gen. and Mrs. Marion p
Naus. who are spending the spring
lonths abroad. have arrived In Co,
blentz after a sojourn in Wiesbaden
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Bell
who have recently taken possession
OF Twin Oaks, their suburban
home. have sold their town house
1897 Connecticut Avenue, and hence
forth will make their permanent
home in the country. The Con
necticut Avenue property will pre-
tlmably be used for business pur
l)ses.
Commander an, Mrs. Randolph
Miner, who spent the winter IT
Spain and Egypt, have taken ar
Iartment at the Hotel Princess
1Iris, for the season.
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Mrs. Charles A. Mum, who hal
"een at her home in Scott Circle foI
D veral weeks, left Washington to
Cty for Manchester. by -the-Sea, where
he proposes to pass the summer
tirs. Mum spent the winter in tho
south. She has been i'll for som'
time and is still too much OF an in
,alid to take part in social activities
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Lord and Lady Astor, who are
booked to sail tomorrow from New
York for England, will be guests TO
night al a farewell dinner given by
the League Of Political Education a.
the Astor Hotel.
Miss Kathryn Gwynn and Miss
! Nan Young will sail from New York
on Saturday and will spend the sum
mer in Europe. While abroad they
will visit Miss Yoyng's brother anC
sister.in.law. Mr.. and Mrs. LINES Il
Young. in Venice. where Mr.. Younl
IL American consul. Miss Young /:
the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jane,
Rankin Young and Miss Gwynn g
niece OF Mr. and Mrs. Beale r. How
ard, with whom she makes hel
home.
Mrs. w. W. Gray and Miss Agne,
Gray have gone to Nashville. Tenn.
! for a visit before going to Haven
Me. for the summer On their
! return North they will stop for g
| few days in Washington.
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The marriage OF Miss Fila NJ
! Sisson. OF so New York avenue, anC
John w Orr, also OF this city. tool
place this morning at Calvary
Ba ptist Church at 1915 o'clock.
| Miss Sisson was attended by Mrs
Harold J. Carow, and Mr.. Carov
acted as best man. The Rev DR.. A
F. Anderson offiCiated.
After the ceremony Mfr and Mrs
Orr left for a two weeks trip. They
will live at 1921 Kansas avenue
northwest.
! The Charge d'Affaires OF the lie
cation OF Austria and Nine. ProCh
mix entertained at a buffet supper
last evening.
The engagement is announced o.
Miss Miriam Hartman. only daugh
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wrigh
Hartman. OF New York. to Alber
Lincoln Hoffman, Of New York anc
Locust Valley. L. l. Miss Hartman
who made her debut several year.
ago in New York. was graduated
from Miss Spence's school. Mr.
Hoffman is a son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Francis Burrell Hoffman. No dat
has been set for the wedding. Mr.
and Mrs. Hoffman will sail Wed
nesday for A six weeks stay ir
Europe. They will return and oper
their Southampton home the Latter
part OF July.