The Washington times., 1922-12-05

abandoned his former plan to visit
the Southern States and instead
will speak to them through their
society in Washington. drawn
from sixteen States and the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Either as members or as guests,
the United States Senators and
Congressmen from the States rep
resented in the societys member.
ship will be present.
Music will be furnished by the
Marine Band and the Washington
Opera Company.
The doors to the hall will open
at o'clock and 1t is suggested
that those holding tickets OF ad-
mission be in their seats before
s o'clock, as the Frenchman Is
expected to begin his address at
that hour.
Coolidges Dining With
Senator Frederick Hale.
The Vice President and Mrs.
Coolidge will be guests OF Mrs. Eu.
gene Hale and her son, Senator
Frederick Hale. at dinner tonight.
the party gong afterward 10 the
play.
r.
The British Ambassador and Lady
Ieddes will give Christmas dinner
ior the members Of the embassy
staff on the evening OF December 70.
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The minister of Persia, Mira
Iussein Khan Alai. has returned to
Washington after an absence or
,bout a week, during which time he
made several addresses in Chicago
ind spent several days at Niagara
falls and New York.
The Minister OF Rumania ana
,rincess Bibesco will arrive In
Washington today from New York
here they spent several days after
heir return from Europe. Prince
Nbesco went to Trenton. N. j..
here he visited the Rumanian
,olony.
)enbys Honor Guests
# McVay's Dinner.
The Secretary of the Navy and
Irs. DENLY were the honor guests
lst evening OF Rear Admiral ana
IRIS. Charles McVay. The other
uests included Rear Admiral and
lrs. Robert Z. Coontz. Rear Admiral
nd Mrs. Thomas Washington, Miss
ielaide Garfield. house guest OF the
cretary and Mrs. DENLY; Mrs. Jay
,hroeder. of Lancaster. Pa; Miss
ster Watson Reno, Capt. Tucker
NTH, Comdr. John London and
lieut.. Comdr. George Courts.
The party went later to the navy
all.
RS. Patterson to Spend Winter
Washington Home.
Mrs. Robert w. Patterson will
Den her house in Washington about
January /. and will spend the rest
of the winter here. She is at pres
ent at the Drake Hotel I'm Chicago.
and will remain until after Christ
mas in Chicago In order to be with
her son and daughter-in-law. Major
and Mrs. Joseph Medill Patterson.
and their children.
Mrs. Patterson's daughter, Coun-
tess Gizycka. who is at present
abroad, will return to this country
about the New Year and will be
with Mrs. Patterson for the winter.
Miss Elizabeth Turner
To Make Debut.
Mrs. james Huntington Turner
will be hostess at tea this after
| noon. entertaining at the Wash
ington Club to present her daugh'
ter, Miss Elizabeth Turner, to
society.
Mrs. Turner will be assisted by q
group Of ladies. including Mrs
| Charles w. Wetmore and her SIS
ter. Mrs. Walter T. Owen; Mrs
Guy d. Golf, Mrs. Charles Graves
Matthews. Mrs. Delos Blodgett
Mrs. C. c. Marbury. Mrs. Willard
Warner. Mrs. William H. King
Mrs. William Claiming johnson
Mrs. McEwen Johnston, Mrs. c. C
Calhoun, Mrs. Henry Erwin, Mrs
David st. Pierre Gaillard, Mrs
John Urquhart. Mrs. George Mac
kubbin and Mrs. Harrison Cassard
Of Baltimore, and Mrs. Robert Nor
row Kelly, Of Louisville. who Ii
visiting Mrs. Turner.
Pink Is the prevailing color al
the club. pink roses being used In
profusion as well as the flowers
sent the popular debutante. Miss
Turner Is wearing q gown Of white
chiffon heavily beaded in crystal
1t is made on straight lines and en-
tirely without trimming. She will
carry American Beauty roses. Mrs
Turner's gown is Of gray brocaded
crepe and she will wear violets.
The debutante win also have q
large group of assistants, among
them Miss Helen Campbell, Miss
Elizabeth Walter. Miss Frederics
McKenney, Miss Katherine Weller
Miss Esther Stewart. Miss Diana
Cumming. Miss Louise Anderson
Miss Virginia Selden, Miss Elizabeth
Taylor Jones. Miss Emma Stitt
Miss Anne withers, Miss Mary
Wexford Taliferro. of Gloucester
Va; Miss Elizabeth Mackubin, oi
Baltimore.
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Mrs. B. r. Prison IL entertaining
a group Of forty young girls a
bridge and tea this afternoon fol
her Granddaughter. Miss Ethel Phi
son. Presiding at the tea tabl,
will be Miss Olga Pilson and Mrs
e. f. Dove, Of Philadelphia, daugh
tiers of Mrs. Pilson.
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Congressman and Mrs. JOSEPH
Hines were hosts at dinner las
evening, entertaining In honor o
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Doheny, of Lo
| Angeles. who are at Wa rdv,,a