The Washington herald., 1922-10-17
WASHING TON SOCIETY

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tice Pitney's iilness In New Jersey.
plans for Miss Pitney's debut are
in abeyanee. f
Mrs. Knox, widow of Senator
Philander c. Knox. OF Pennsylvania.
has returned to her apartment at
1922 Sixteenth street for the winter.
after spending the summer in her
the midwinter in Florida. Her son
and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Philander c. Knox. jr, have given
lup their home in washington and
are In Charleston. w. Va. for the
winters
Mrs. Van Wrinkle. wife of Prof.
CORTLAND Van Wrinkle, of Yale Uni-
versity. Is visiting her mother. Mrs
Thomas w. Symons. for ten days.
Noel Symons. son OF Mrs. Symons.
will go to Buffalo shortly and will
make his home there. where he wis
enter a law firm. He recently re-
turned from q visit on the Pacine
Coast.
Henry L. Stoddard. of New York.
s making an extended stay In
Washington and is stopping at
wsrdman Park Hotel.
Capt. Charles Conard. u. s. n. OF
this city. who has been stationed
for some time at Mare Island. Cal.
has been ordered here for duty.
Mrs. Charles H. Bissell, Connecti-
cut State regent of the d. A. r..
and Miss Natalie Sumner Lincoln
weer guests at an Informal luncheon
yesterday in the Pompeian dining
room of the Lee House.
Miss Anne Gordon. daughter or
Mrs. George Barnett. has gone to
Dayton. Ohio. to spend a fortnight
with her brother-in-law and sister,
MIR. and Mrs. Robert r. Dickey, tr.
The marriage of Miss Elaine Tay-
lor English. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick w. English, OF
Philadelphia, to Basil Gordon, son
OF Mrs. George Barnett. will take
place in Philadelphia November l.,
Mr.. Gordon and his bride will make
Washington their home. Miss Eng
lish has returned to Philadelphia
after spending several days with
Mrs. Barnett at her home in Q street.
Nine. Paulina Coronado de Cav
iria, OF Bogota Colombia, accom-
panied by her three daughters, has
arrived in Washington and will
spend the winter with her mother,
Nine. Marcia de Coronado. Nine.
de Gaviria Is a sister of ]. NJ. Coro-
nado. secretary of the Colombian
Legation.
Mrs. Elizabeth williams enter
tained Saturday afternoon at the
White Peacock. her mother, Mrs.
Semitic. Mrs. George Minnegerode,
Mrs. Gait and Mrs. Ballantine.
Justice James Clark McReynolds
entertained at dinner Saturday
evening in his apartment in the
Rochambeau.
ALL SOULS ALLIANCE
TO HOLD ANNUAL LUNCHEON.
The annual luncheon of the wom-
ans Alliance of All Souls Church
will be held in the Pompeian din
ing room OF the Lee House at Fiji
teenth and l. streets on Friday, Oc-
tober 81, at / o'clock. The mem
bers of the committee in charge
are Miss Catherine A. Newton, Mrs.
J. z. Jones and Mrs. Charles Ely.
The New York Southern Society
announces the following social
| events for the season of 1922-ls23:
Annual fall smoker, Waldorf-Ar-
toria Hotel. next Thursday: annual
| dinner, Waldorf-Astoria, December
13: annual dance. waldorf-Astoria,
January ~; annual Dixie dinner
| dance, Hotel Astor, February %
(Washington's Birthday: annual
| meeting and smoker, Waldorf-Asto-
ria. March l.
The society is composed of about
1900 members. Its officers for the
| coming year are: President, Ju-
MUS Parker. vice president, Mar
tin w. Littleton; secretary, Charles
Cason; treasurer, George N. Hart
man.
Mrs. Poe-white and Mrs. Giles
were among the guests of Mrs.
cock Saturday afternoon.
The first of a series of talks to
be given during the winter, after
the Saturday night dinners at the
club house of the American Asso-
| citation of University Women will
be given at 1880 next Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Parker will give a re-
port of the International Confer
| ence Of University Women held in
| Paris during July.
Members are requested to make
dinner reservations on or before
Friday. Dinner will be served at
$50.
Miss Madelaine Loomis. Of Chi
| cago, daughter os the president of
| the Chicago. Milwaukee and St.
Louis railroad. who has been visit
! ing Mrs. Gertrude Ryder. Of the
! Library OF Congress. was guest Of
1 honor at an informal coffee" given
| by Mrs. Ryder Saturday afternoon
at the White Peacock.
Beandau F. Hughes. a member
| of Meyer Davis orchestra, was
at Mount Tabor Church, Wisconsin
avenue and Thirty-fifth street, to
Miss Virginia d. Chappelle. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Lena Chappelle. 1908
Wisconsin avenue.
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