The Washington times., 1922-05-16
Jean Eliot'S News
OF Capital Society
CONTINUED from Page 10D

Institute of Technology.
Miss Dorothy Deeble has gone to
New Hampshire to open up the pic
turesque little cottage near Center
Conway, Breton Woods, where she
and Mrs. James Chatham Kress. OF
Washington. maintain an antique
shop during the summer months.
This summer Miss Elizabeth Adams.
also of Washington, will be with
the girls and will run tea room
In connection with the shop.
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Senator and Mrs. Morris Sheppard
will have with them on May % for
week or two their neice, Miss
Margaret Skillman, of Dallas. Texas.
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Mrs. William II. King will be hos.
tess at luncheon tomorrow in com.
pliment to Mrs. MacDanald of Salt
Lake City, who is a guest of Mrs.
William D. Ritter. Luncheon will be
followed by bridge.
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Mrs. Joseph II. Defrees, wife OF
the president Of the Chamber Of Com
merce Of the United States. now in
convention in Washington, entertain
ed at luncheon today at the Shore.
ham the wives of the directors OF
the chamber. There were twenty
guests.
DR.. and Mrs. Loren johnson will
entertain at dinner on June l. Din
ner IL to be served in the beautiful
gardens OF their Sixteenth street
home.
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The Misses Patten will entertain
at dinner on May s2.
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Mrs. Harding has accepted a box
for the out door performance of "As
You Like II" with Edith Wynne
Matthison as Rosalind. which will
be given in the amphitheater OF the
Woman's National Foundation on
Thursday and again on Friday
afternoon at 3:45 o'clock under the
management OF the Washington
committee Of the Vassar endowmen,
fund.
Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes, Mrs
Herbert Hoover and Mrs. Henry C.
Wallace are atronesses for the
performance, Mrs. Wallace having
taken a box and Mrs. Hoover q
number Of seats for one Of the per
formances.
Other boxholders for the perform
ance are Senator Walsh, Nine. Fer
nado Cuniberti. Mrs. Wilfred duPIy
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood, Mrs
Henry g., Graves. Mrs. Thopas Sid
well, and Mrs. o. L. Veerhoff.
Miss Mildred Bromvell will enter
tain at dinner for the officers Of
II. NJ. S. Raleigh, the British battle
ship, which will arrive at Washing
ton the end Of May to be anchored
in the Potomac for about a week
The date has not yet been set fol
the dinner.
Miss Marie Albrecht spent the
week lend at Annapolis, and was &C
companied by Miss Bertha Freas
also of Washington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Armat ex
pect to leave Washington about thu
middle of June and will devote the
greater part Of the summer tC
motoring. They will eventually
make their way into Canada. visit
ing Murray Bay and some OF tn,
other resorts In the st. Lawrence
country.
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The Army and Navy Women's Elk
change is giving a tea and salt
this afternoon from to O'Clock
at the Woman's National Founda
ton. The object Of the sale Is t.
raise a fund to establish a perma
nent exchange for the handiworl
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Mrs. Needham Jones Is chairman
Of the tea committee. and Mrs. Den
by, Mrs. Weeks, Mrs. Mayhem
land and Mrs. M. A. Delaney hav,
tea table. The young girls Of tn,
Army and Navy will assist Mrs
Jones and, weather permitting, tea
will be served on the lawn.
The sale will be held indoors, ir
the large drawing room and viii
offer many artistic and usefu
things made by the clever finger.
Of the service women.
Mrs. Erasmus M. Weaver II
chairman of the sale committee anC
will be assisted by Mrs. Henry Pheil
Mrs. Arthur Ducat, Mrs. w. f. Cole
Mrs. Hollis Clark, Mrs. James Tot
ten, Mrs. J. T. Martin, Mrs. Lyman
Kennon, Mrs. r. c. Marshall ant
Mrs. w. Watts Rose.
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Mrs. Armar Saunderson, who has
been occuying Graystone, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Armat's place on thu
edge Of Rock Crek Park, is build
ing a lovely home on a large tract
Of land back of Western High
School, which will probably b,
ready for occupancy in the au
tumn.
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Japanese Booth To Be
Fete Champetre Feature.
At the Fete Champetre which !,