The Washington herald., 1922-01-25
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her son. Richard Eikins. who 10 ss-
riously III at that resort.

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her son. Richard Eikins. who 10 ss-
riously III at that resort.
Miss Amelia Rogg. Of Iowa, who
10 the house guest Of her uncle ard
aunt, DR.. and Mrs. John Crayko
Simpson on Massachusetts, avenue,
entertained at luncheon yesterday at
the Shorenam. The guests wers Mrs.
Frederick Bohen. who is with her
parents. the former Secretary of
Agriculture and Mrs. Meredith, ct
the New willard: Miss Slutz, who
Is visiting Mrs. Bohen; Miss Mary
wallace, Mrs. Paul de Hon Rced
and Mrs. Philip C. Kaufman.
MRS. HAMLIN e. COGswELL
ENTERTAINs PEN WOMEN.
Mrs. Hamlin Z. Cogswell, nation
al corresponding secretary of the
League of American Pen Women,
entertained at luncheon yesterday
at the national headquarters o.
the league, in honor Of Mrs. James
E. Ament. Mrs. Cogswcii had as her
other guests Mrs. Louis n. Gsldert,
Mrs. Henry Wilder Keyes, Mrs.
william H. Moses. Mrs. Edward
Hood Watson. Others entertaining
at the clubhouse were Miss Lillian
Williamson, director OF the General
Federation of women's Cluos for
the District OF Columbia, WAC has
as her guest of honor, Mrs. Thomas
S. Winter, president Of the sI;.eral
federation.
Miss Helen Cannon was hostess at
luncheon yesterday, entertaining a
distinguished company OF thirty-six
to meet Mrs. J. L. Loose. of KAN
sas City. The out-of-town guests
present included Mrs. Harvey J..
Sconce, Of Danvilie, Ill.
Mrs. Frederick A. Keep enter
tained at dinner last evening.
Madame Koo, wife OF the Chinese
Minister to Great Britain. has post
poned leaving Washington and will
remain here for some weeks longer.
Mrs wilfred du Puy entertained
at luncheon at the Shoreham yes
terday in compliment to Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Mellon. The guests
included Princess Ghika, Brig. Gen.
George Squier and Col. Joseph w.
Beacham.
Mrs. du Puy will be hostess at
dinner on February 6, 12 and II.
She will have with her during the
early part OF February her father
and mother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert du Puy. Of Pittsburgh.
They will arrive on February 8.
and the dinner on February IL will
be in their honor.
Miss Elizabeth Price, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Oscar A. Price, enter
tanned a company OF debutantes at
a bridge tea yesterday afternoon.
Her guests were Miss Atala KIM
NELL. Miss Helen Griffin, Miss Cath
crime Cheatham. Miss Laura Le-
jeune. Miss Florence Kline. Miss
Lyle. Miss Marcia Foss, Miss Con-
stance Foss, Miss Jane Carmichael.
Miss Katherine Shaw. Miss Mary
Stitt, Miss Eleanor Hill. Miss Min
ME Hill. Miss Mary Emily Hamil-
ton, Miss Corinne Stevens. Miss
Elizabeth Stacy. Miss Margaret
Lovelace, Miss Aileen Chrehan. Miss
Frances Arbuckle, Miss Elizabeth
Mills, Miss Annette Ashford. Miss
Agnes Ashford and Miss Charlotte
Freeman Clark.
Miss Kimmel presided at the tea
table after the bridge game.
Mrs. Charles Cole Tucker will
have a sher guest for the ball this
evening Mrs. George Wood. of New
York. who has come down for the
ball and a ten-days' visit with Mrs.
Tucker.
Miss Olyve Graef has left for
Miami, Fla. where she will be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James Il.
Mellon.
Miss Elspnen Hughes entertainea
at luncheon and bridge yesterday.
The guests included a number OF
the seasons debutantes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judah Howe Sears.
of New York and Washington, are
spending the winter at their resi-
dence, l2lS Sixteenth street
Bishop John w. Hamilton. chan
| ceIlor of the American University.
| will be a guest OF honor at q recep-
ton and dance to be held at the
| Lafayette Hotel this evening by
John Marshall Chapter of the Chi
Psi Omega Fraternity.
Other guests who will honor this
| occasion by their presence will be
DR.. and Mrs. Frank w. Collier. Dean
| and Mrs. Albert II, Putney. Dean
and Mrs. Frederick Juchoff and DR..
and Mrs. Charles c. Tansill.
Elaborate arrangements have
been made at the Lafayette to en-
tertain guests and members. Moth
irg betting the taste Of a body
composed of strictly postgraduate
| students, such as make up the Chi
Psi Omega Fraternity. has been
omitted from the program.
A reception committee. consisting
! of Messrs. Stova:l Shorb. Hadlick.
Clay and Flickinger, has been ap-
pOintad hy tho fraternity