The Washington times., 1922-11-01

Sheepshanks viii study labor condi'
tions. especially from the interna'
tional point OF view.
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Col. Samuel NJ. de LOffre, United
States Army. retired. and Mrs. de
Loffre. who have been motoring
through New York and the New
Englang States since their return
from Europe a month ago. are at
the Hotel Astor In New York TO re-
man for several weeks before going
TO Washington.
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TIE personnel OF the various COM
mittees In charge OF the Autumn
Prom" To be held Friday evening In
the new ballroom at Wardman Park
Hotel for the benefit OF ST. Thomls'
Church includes Vincent l.. Toomey,
chairman; Joseph T.. Tumulty. Judge
Timothy Il. AnsbeTry, Leo c. May.
Frederick Stohlman. Raymond j.
Abbaticcho. vice chairmen; ii. B.
Harlow, chairman OF executive com
mittee, and Michael G.. Mccormick,
vice chairman: Daniel B. Caslcy.
chairman of the program committee.
and DIR. James A. Cahlll, vice chair.
man; Joseph A. Phelan, chairman OF
the publicity committee, and Howard
Brooks. vice chairman; David J.
DUNCAN. chairman OF the floor COM
mittee. and Harry II. Carroll, vice
chairman; John A. Eckert, chairman
OF the ticket committee, and John
A. Dore, vice chairman; Lawrence
V. Grogan. chairman of committee
on decorations. and George T. Far.
rel. vice chairman. Music will be
under the personal direction OF Sol
Minister.
A progressive five hundred card
party will be given under the au'
spices of the Catholic Women's
Catholic Community House. Col e
street. at $40 o'clock tonight.
s.
The officers of the Washington
Chapter Of the American Institute
OF Banking entertained at dinner at
the MadrilliOn last evening in com
pliment to DR.. George Edwards. OF
New York, educational director OF
the American Institute OF Banking.
The Scions of Colonial Cavaliers
will celebrate the 322nd birthday Of
Charles l. King of England. with
a reception on the evening OF No
vember 90 at 8 O'Clock at the Wash
ington Club. So far az is known
this organization is the only Ameri-
can society recognizing this ami
versary OF n monarch who always
favored the colonies.
There will he dancing, music and
speaking. Officers Of the Second
Chapter OF Scions of Colonial Cava-
liers are: Daniel Smith Gordon.
palantine of Maryland; Thomas c.
Washington, John Wentworth Cal
vert, Francis Scott Krv.Smith and
John Ridgcley. jr.. deputy palatines
of Maryland: DR.. Joseph c.. B. Bull
loch. registered general: Kenneth
Gordon, secretary; Francis B. Cul.
yer, historian. and T. c. Washing
ton, treasurer. DR.. Charles w.
deLyon Nichols. OF New York, Is
palatine general Of the order.
Mrs. James NJ. Beck, wife OF the
solicitor general, and their dauEh.
ter. Miss Beatrice Beck, have re.
turned to Washington and opened
their home at 1924 Twenty.first
street. Mrs. James NJ. Beck, jr.,
from London, who was the guest
OF the Second Secretary of the
Belgian Embassy and Nine. Graeffe,
Is visiting them.
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Mrs. Lindsay Morchead and her
brother, William T. Brantly. arrived
in New York on board the steam
ship Paris last Saturday after an
absence OF two years spent in
France and have returned to Wash.
ington for the winter.
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Senator Irvine L. Lenroot left
here last evening for a tour OF the
middle West He will join Mrs.
Lenroot here on December.
DR.. and Mrs. Sinclair Bowen have
given up their apartment at the
Highland and have taken posses.
sion of their new house at 1925
Cathedral avenue.
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The United Daughters OF the Con-
federacy are holding dedication cere-
monies this afternoon at 3 o'clock OF
a window In memory Of the women
OF the South In the civil war at the
American Red Cross building.
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Announcement is made OF the
marriage OF Miss Hortense r.
Stevens and Edward J. Burns,
DANCING.
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