The Washington herald., 1922-08-14
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ing Mrs. Cotter, and the latters
daughters. Miss Helen Cotter. Miss
Anne Cotter and Miss Adelaide cot
ter. The play was given In three
acts. The music was furnished by
a string orchestra. the members OF
which were the members OF the
cast In the play. Also on the pro-
gram was a solo dance by Miss
vuncanon. an Interpretation of
Leibesfreud: also dance. "the Fol-
lies of 1922" given by the cast and
a song, "Awearying for You." by
Miss Keliher.
senator Charles e. Townsend has
gone to Jackson, Mich. to remain
until after the primaries.
Mrs. John Stewart McLennan. of
this city. has as guests at Ashin-
tully. In Tyringham, Mass: Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar T. Crosby and Miss
Celeste Crosby. of Washington:
Philip Henry Kerr. of London. and
Raymond Recouly, of Paris. the two
latter being lecturers at the Insti-
tute Of Politics at wiIliamstown.
. Col. William H. johnson, of
washington, who has been in Can
ada for several weeks Is spending
a few days at the Hotel Astor in
New York. before returning to the
Capital. Col. Henry c. Merriam,
who Is making the trip from Wash
ington to Portland, Me-, by auto
mobile. Is also at the same hotel
and Col. Francis N. Cooke. who has
been visiting the Eastern resorts.
is there before going to Fort Leav-
enworth.
Charles s. Haight. Of New York.
Is at the New Willard Hotel
c. E. Gearhart, of Pittsburgh,
Pa: Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Beach. of
Baltimore, Nd: Mr.. and Mrs. p. A..
McCarty. of Pittsburgh. Pa; wilr-
lam Sterrett. of Baltimore, Nd;
Mrs. w. c. Mayo, of Virginia. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Jarvis. of Phila-
delphia, Pa. are recent arrivals at
the Lee House.
DR.. and Mrs. M. williams and
daughter, of Washington, N. J., who
are en- route south on an extended
trip. are at the Burlington Hotel.
They will remain in Washington
several days
Mr.. and Mrs. w. MulIoy and
daughter. Kansas City, Mo-. who
are en- route to New York for a
visit of several weeks. are spend
ing a few days in Washington and
are at the Burlington Hotel.
MR.. AND MRS. r. H. OAKFORD
VISITING RELATIVES HERE.
Edward Hurlburt Oakford, of
Washington and New York. and his
bride. the Hon. Amy Aitken Isdale.
of Bridge-of-E Earn. Scotland. and
London, a daughter of Capt. NAL
comb Grieg Isdale, are spending a
few days in the city. Mr.. Oakford
Is a nephew of E. F. AIbee. the
chief owner and president of the
Keith circuit branches. Mr.. Oak
ford Is very we'll known here.
having spent several summers
learning the vaudeville ropes" un-
der the guidance of Manager Rob
bins, of Keith's.. Since then Mr.
Oakford has been rapidly promoted
In the Keith organization in New
York. The newly-weds are visiting
Mrs. NJ. H. Burson. the bridegroom's 5
grandmother.
Miss Ruth Alice Tfllman, young
est daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Fred
d. Tillman, is visiting her grand
mother in. Providence. r. l., for
thu summer. She will tour several
of the New England States before
returning here for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Pembroke
Thorn gave a dance Saturday eve
ming in honor of their guest, Miss
Sara Spencer. daughter of Judge
and Mrs. oliver NJ. Spencer Of Chi
cago. The house had an artistic
| arrangement Of midsummer flow
ers, asparagus vine and ferns, lam
terms and electric lights strung
| among the trees of the garden. A
number of the guests played bridge,