The Washington times., 1922-11-22

was the scene OF a beautiful wed
ding breakfast for the family ana
immediate friends;
Mrs Roscoe Carlisle Bulmer. who
has been living I'm Annapolis, has
returned 10 her apartment al low
Eighteenth street. which was leased
10 the Secretary OF the Treasury
ndrew w. Mellon. while MS own
APARTMENT at 1856 Massachusetts
avenue was undergoing repairs
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Miss Margaret Harding, daughter
Of w. =. q. Harding, OF the Fedeiai
Reserye Board, who accompanied
her father TO Cuba. has returneu 10
Washington. Mr.. Harding WIN re,
main in Havana until his survey OF
cuban finances IL completed.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur w. Hub.
bard, OF Chestertown, Md. Mr.. ana
Mrs. X. o. Hansen. OF front
ROYAL Va, and J. B. Root OF
Butte, Mont, will be among the
guests at the banquet to be given
tomorrow evening by the national
Democratic Club at the iSaieihh
Hotel.
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DIR. A. C. Rothrock, OF Hawaii. Is
making an indefinite stay at ward
nan Park Hotel, having come 10
Washington on a special mission.
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Miss Georgette Hall Allen and
Mrs. Forest Allen. of New York
are spending the week at the Lee
House.
The installation banquet Of the
Soroptimist Club will be held al
Rauscher's Monday evening, Decem-
Der 4, at 1880 o'clock.
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Vincent B. Costello Post. No. Is.
of the American Legion has issued
invitations to reception and enter
tainment 10 be given next Wednes.
day evening in the crystal room OF
the New Ebbitt in honor or ALVIN
Owsley, national commander or the
American Legion.
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Mrs. Byron 8. Adams Is enter
tanning at acknowledgements
ten this afternoon for her daughter,
| Mrs. ]. Craig King. wife of Major
King. Those assisting are Mrs.
Henry NJ Jensen, Mrs. Edward
| stafford. Miss Louise Houser, Miss
! Ann Tuohy. Mrs. Charles w. Sunk
/ err, Mrs. David Morgan. Mrs. Leslie
McCrae ami Mrs. Reginald W.
| Geare.
Major and Mrs. King will be in
Washington indefinitely.
Miss Charlotte MacDougall, chair
man OF the Girls Floor Committee
! for the Navy Relief Ball. to be held
on Thanksgiving night in the goid
ball room of the Washington Hotel,
| will have to assist her on the com
mittee: Miss Alice Mann, Miss Anna
Hight. Miss Dora Parker, Miss Caro-
| line Nash, Miss Esther Reno, Miss
! Virginia Edwards, Miss Louise An
dcrson. Miss Virginia Seldcn. Miss
Alice Milburn, Miss Margaret Tay-
| lor, Miss Elizabeth Burnett, Miss
| MAY Taylor, Miss Cecil Lester Jones,
Miss Catharine Weller, Miss Mar
garet Bannister, Miss Emily Dial,
Miss Elizabeth Duryea Walter. Miss
! Ruth Miller Green, Miss Elizabeth
Bealc, Miss Elizabeth Taylor Jones,
| Miss Eliza beth Turner, Miss Lillian
Merritt Thompson, Miss Asanath
Cox, Miss Katharine Wrenn, Miss
| Margaretta Wood, Miss Elizabeth
Young, Miss Sybil Fletcher, Miss
Mary Montgomery, Miss Evelina
Gleaves. Miss Helen Griffin, The
Misses Latimer, Miss Zilla Mac
| Dougall, Mrs. Ralph Hyde, Mrs.
Frederick Dunn, the Misses Stitt,
\ Miss Marjory Wright, the Misses
Laura and Eugene Lejeune.
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| Miss Irene Bassford, niece of
| Senator Thomas Sterling, and pres
ident of the Roy Mckinley Bassa-
ford Unit OF the American Womcn's
| Legion, assisted by the unit mem
bers, is planning a subscription ball
and entertainment to be held In the
Interior Department Auditorium on
December IL. Mrs Helen Hall, Of
l86 V street. is chairman Of the
ticket committee.
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The local chapter of the American
Institute of Banking held its monthly
forum dinner at the Madrillion Res
taurant last evening. The dinners
are held for the benefit of chapter
members who have passed the exami'
nations of the banking institute and
local officials of banks. Francis G.
AuulSOn, vice pTCSlutnl VI tue cV
curity Savings and Commercial Bank
chairman of the forum dinner com
mittee, presided.
The speaker for the evening was
Prof. George w. Edwards. formerly
on the faculty of Columbia University
and at present educational director
Of the American Institute Of Bank
ing. He spoke on economic condi
tons In Europe.
Perhaps the happiest woman II
the Senate gallery yesterday wal
Mrs. Helen Dortch Longstreet, widow
Of the Confederate chieftain, as me
saw Mrs. FELTON,, OF Georgia, sworr
IN as the first woman member Of tn,
United States Senate. Mrs. Long
street launched the novement to de
wise ways and means to seat Mrs
FELTON,, and her campaign was sup
J ported by women all over the United
States. Mrs. Longstreet arrived IL
Washington from her home n
Gainesville, Ca, on n late train
reaching the city just In time to wit
ness the seating of Mrs. FELTON,.
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A delightful program will be giver