The Washington times., 1922-11-17

mother who IN In o critical physical
condition, to her home In Gainsvlile'
Georgia. Mrs. I,ongstreet served IN
one OF the bureaus in Washington
during the world war. resignfng 70
participate In the Republican oSin'
paign of 1890. Since the inaugur-
alton of President Harding. Mrs.
Longstreet has served as Washing
ton correspondent for the Florida
Post and has dome syndicate work
for various American dailies. She
launched the movement for the
swearing In OF Mrs. FELTON, as
Senator by extra session and IL that
could not be accomplished, request
ed Senator.efect George to defer
presenting his credentials to permit
Mrs. FELTON, to be sworn In
senator George has consented ia
this. And II Is to be regretted that
Mrs. Longstreet herself will be
denied the privilege OF witnessing
the ceremony for which she worked
80 hard.
Don Eugenio Vial, secretary OF the
Chilean embassy, has taken an
apartment at the~ Cairo for the
winter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton f.. Adams
Hamilton Ontario, Canada, are
spending the week at The Lee
House.
DR.. Stanwood Cobb will speak al
the meeting of the Congress oi
Mothers and Parent-Teacher Asso
ciation at the Ebbitt Hotel or
Tuesday. November 81, at 2 o'clock
on the subject. Progressive Educa
ton and Child Welfare" Other
subjects OF interest will be dis
cussed.
Mrs. NJ. C. wedgewood and Mrs
NJ. f. Shutell. OF Bangor, Me-, have
taken apartments at the Burling
ton Hotel for the winter.
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Mems Floor Committee
Selected for Navy Ball
Lieut.. Comdr. A. G. Kirke. U. q
NJ, who is chairman of the mems
floor committee for the Navy Re
lief Ball TO be held on Thanksgiv
ing night at the Hotel Washing
ton, will have as his assistants:
Capt. c. r. Train, Lieut.. Col. j
c. Beaumont. Comdr. Adolphus Sta
ton, Comdr Emory s. Land, Lieut.
Comdr. w. II. Crenshaw, Lieut.
Comdr. j. r. Beardall, Lieut.
Comdr. Leigh Warren, Lieut.
Comdr. Robert Griffin. Lieut.
Comdr. II. w. Hill. Lieut.
Comdr. Everett Capehart. Capt
David s. Barry, Lieut.. Joel T
Boone, Capt. II. l.. Montague
Lieut.. G.. l.. Austin, Lieut.. II. E
Overesch, Lieut.. A. d. Mayer
Lieut.. c. Turner Joy and Lieut.. II
Y. McConn.
Tickets have been sent to tn,
foreign naval attaches and .theil
presence will add Greatly to the
-brilliance OF the hail. which is al
ways one of the most delightful o.
the season.
| Among the additional acceptance.
| for the floor committe of the Ar
Ball. which is being given by th'
Washington Opera Company at th'
New Willard Hotel on next Monda,
evening are DIR. p. Lessinoff. Senoi
Don Manuel Zavala, Gen. George o
Squier. John r. Mitchell, Johr
Temple Graves. Col. A. J. Moss. Col
A. J. Beecham. Colonel Collins
Colonel Shartle. Mai. George Oakle,
Totten, jr., Capt. Luke McNamee
George Meesta and Hampson Gary
| William Bowie Clarke is the chair
man and a long list has previousl,
been announced for the floor com
mittee. -~
| Tho Rey Georpe Rfchards ASST st
ant pastor Of. the First Congrega
tional Church, and Mrs. Richard
will be the guests of honor at a re
ception to be given by Mr.. and Mrs
William Cato at the Hotel LogaI
on Monday evening, to which mem
bers Of the congregation are invitd.
The Rev. DIR. John Mcneil, ,
famous Scotch evangelist who 4
now pastor Of church in New Yorl
and who has been preaching at tn
First Congregational Church through
the week, is staying at the Hote
Logan. DIR. McNeill was a luncheon
guest at the British embassy yester
day. he and the Ambassador, ST
Auckland Geddes. having once beei
neighbors In Edinburgh, Scotland.
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Sonora Calderon, wife OF the for
mer. minister from BOLIVIA to tn,
United States. will be at home Sun
day afternoon from to o'clocl
at her residence. 1897 Q street.
Senior Calderon and Nine. Cal
deron, accompanied by their daugh
ter, Senorita Elena Calderon, will
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