The Washington times., 1922-08-05

xvA man Longworth, returned TO
washington yesterday for a few
days after an absence Of several
weeks in Cincinnati. Mr.. Long
worth Is making short visit with
former Gov. Robert Livingstone
Beeckman at Newport before return
ing to Washington.
No sooner had Mrs. Longworth
returned to Washington than her
familiar figure appeared in the
galleries Of the Senate, Several
Senators, including Senator Curtis
Of Kansas and Senator Mccormick,
Of Illinois, sauntered into the gal.
iery yesterday to greet her when
row, from which she follows the
debate day by day. She wore a
plain white summer frock and as
usual she slowed her hat under
her seat. It was apparent from
her close attention that she was
interested In the proposal to In
vestigats the financial interests Of
Senators.
Col. Edward Clifford, Assistant
Secretary OF the Treasury. was hest
last evening at dinner when his
guests were the First Assistant Post
master General and Mrs. John II.
Bartlett, Mrs. Guy Despard Goff,
wife Of the Assistant to the Attor.
ney General; Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher
Dobyns. Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn r. Rut.
ter, the Undersscretary Of the Treas
'ury. Stanley p. Gilbert. and Ssna-
tor william B. Mckinley.
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Admiral Coonts Returns
From Newport Inspection.
Rear Admiral Robert z. Coontz,
chief Of naval operations, will re-
turn to Washington today after
visiting Newport to inspect the
Narrasansett Bay naval establish
ment. He was the guest Of Captain
and Mrs. Thomas Sem at the
naval training station. On Thurs
day Admiral and Mrs. William 8.
Sims had q luncheon for Admiral
Coontz and that afternoon Captain
and Mrs. Franck Taylor Evans
gave q reception for him.
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Mrs. Franklin d. Roosevelt. wife
OF the former Assistant Secretary
Of the Navy. Is the guest Of Mrs.
don Hill, Newport. for a few days.
making their home In New York.
Colonel and Mrs. Archibald Hop
kins, Washington, gave q reception
at their villa in Williamstown yes.
terday complimentary to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lionel Curtis. Mr.. Philip
Henry Kerr, Of London, and Mr.
Raymond Recouly, editor of lie
Temps In Paris. Mrs. Hopkins was
assisted in receiving by her sister.
Mrs. John Norris Miller. and Miss
Marjorie Mott, of New York.
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Col. George A. L. Dumont. mill
tary attache Of the French embassy,
made the presentation yesterday
when decorations were conferred
upon a group Of American officers
In recosnition Of their services dur
ing the world war. The ceremony
took place at the French emhnssy.
The officers decorated wCsc Brig.
Gen. II. ]. Reilly, Col. John MICA.
Palmer, Col. Thomas Ashburn. Col.
John r. Axton. and Lieutenant
Colonel McCabe.
Colonel Dumont had a luncheon
on Thursday for his new assistant
Capt. Georges Thenauit.
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Mr.. ouesada, Cuban consul at
Washington 10 In New York for q
few days. but 10 expected back at the
legation on Monday,
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Washingtou Man
Married In Baltimore.
Newton Kennedy Fox. son OF
Duane e. Fox, of Washington, and
Miss sara Frances Bihby. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Otway Bibby.
Of Baltimore. were married today
at noon in Baltimore, by the Rev.
Father Dunn, Of st. Plus Church.
The ceremony was followed by q
wedding breakfast at the Hotel
Rennsrt for the bridal party and
the immediate families Of the bride
and bridegroom.
Miss Evelyn Gordon, daughter OF
Major and Mrs. Peyton r. Gordon.
OF Washington, a cousin of the
bride. and Mrs. Daniel McMuller.
Of Cumberland, were bridesmaids,
Mrs. Frederick r. Speed, Of Balti'
more, serving as matron OF honor.
Mrs. Speed wore a gown OF orchid
seorgette crepe. with a hat to
match. and carried yellow roses
and delphinium. The other attend,
ants were gowned In yellow crepe
de chine and wore leghorn hats
trimmed In Los Angeles roses.
Their bouquets were OF pink Los
Angeles roses and delphinium.
The brides costume was OF
white charmeuse. with pearl trim.
ming, and her tulle veil was held
with clusters Of orange blossoms.
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