Evening star., 1922-12-06
Society
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ter's brother-in-law and sister. Mr..
and Mrs. George Oakley Totten. jr
me other guests included the United
states minister to Salvador and Mrs.
4charles B. Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs. Tot.
ten. Miss Mary Cary Sanger and 1ir.
Archibald c. v. Wells.
The Secretary Of War and Mrs.
war and Mrs. Wainwright have taken
boxes for the Army relief ride to take
fplace at Fort Nfyer. Va. at 2:3O
o'clock. Saturday afternoon. given for
tne benefit of widows and orphans
" soldiers and officers.
Henry F: Dimoek. Mrs. Charles
6oughton Wood, Mrs. James W. Wads-
worth, jr.: Mrs. Stanley NJ. Rinehart.
Mrs Mrs; Joseph Letter. Mrs. Delos A
blodgett. Mrs. Jan A. Johnston. Gen.
H Sna MrA ". A. Holbrook. Gen and
Davis.
The secretary OF the Italian en-
ea oassy ~ and Signora Celesia entertain
afternoon for Capt. Piero Civalleri.
naval attache of the embassy.
Mrs: Andrews is entertaining in
| studio in honor Of Miss Bess Davis
Schreiner and the COMMITTEES produc-
| ing Miss Schreiner's relfgiousI Iageant.
me Word and the Way" which will
ter;, be gwen at Christmas in the audi
rnaer t,a. the auspices of a representa-
tive group of clergy of all churches.
| Col. and Mrs. Robert Bolton en-
. . thertained h,! at a buffet supper followed
oy bridge last evening in their quar-
ters at Soldiers Home, in colnpli-
| ment to Maj. Gen. Joseph Dickman.
among other guests were Rear .Ad-
m1lraI Marbury Johnston. Col. and
'rs 81 fTneder;ck Marsh. Col. and Mrs.
msno. Col. and Mrs. Waite johnson.
Col. and Mrs. George Estes, Mrs.
George Wills. Miss Marjorie Ander-
Son. MISS Leliah f'eachey. Miss Cary
and edoneS. H1: Mr. Douglas Peachey. Mr..
Porter. ''A'''eS o.'S
Mrs Edward j. Burns is entertain
s.s, a. s1e washington Club for Mrs. Ed
ward Graves. Mrs. Charles william
son and Mrs Grandin.
Representative William s. yare Of
pennsylvania will entertain 1t dinner
, IN honor OF the governor.elect Of
Fp,ennsylvania. r, Mr.. Clifford Pinchot,
i thursday evening. December II, at
me shoreham. The guests will In
ciude the members of the Pennsylva-
MIA delegation to Congress and a few
additional friends.
Mr.. Irving L. Townsend of Boston
mas come to Washington for visit of
New Willard.
Thes minister of Rumania and
princsss Bibesco have returned TO
tne IeSatlon after an absence OF Ave
months spent in Rumania and Eng
land, and are again in the legation
at 1907 esd street
The secretary of the legation. Mr.
r. Nano. who was charge d'affaires
during the absence OF the minister
has taken an apartment at Wardman
Park Hotel. where. with Nine. Sano,
he will spend ,he inter.
Mrs. Henry F. Dmock has been
obliged to recall all invitations for
dinner parties on account of the
death OF her neice, Mrs. Helen Barley
Watriss.
80 O. Asooeie +. -hachenZ1e was hos.
less az supper last evening, at lie
faradis. having a company of ten.
Gen. George W. Goetba;s Is !,
[ ash!nSton for some time. and has
| taken an apartment at the Lee House
! Mrs: William NJ. Cruikshank. v,,. ~
! Col. Cruikshank L. s. A.. left w.
! !nsIon SUNDAY for a tWo-week visit
in Chicago. ''s''
dtnner and reception to r.. Rev
MichaeI j. Curley. archbishop of Rai-
| t1more. Will be given by the executiwa
committee OF the Catholic cha ar;fisS
committee. at Rauscher's the nigh, ~
Wednesday. December Is.
Miss Helen Jones entertained th.
Washington branch of the Dobbs
| Aiumnae. at luncheon Wednesday. at
her residence. 1879 Rhode Island ave.
nue..
(; Mr.. and Mrs. Wade II. Ellis ar.
| spending week or ten days at the
! City.
Mr.. Philip Adams, who rcentlv
sailed for his post as United States
consul in Paris. left behind a notable
collection of his paintings to be ar.
ranged by Mrs. Edith Penn Hail. and
placed on exhibition at the Art Cen.
ter. 11O6 Connecticut avenue. There
will be private view of Mr.. Adams
paintings tomorrow from to !, and
the following day. and until December
%. the hanging will be open to the
public from II am. to s o'clock pm.
Sunday there will be tee from