The Washington times., 1922-06-13

have figured prominently In re-
cent Senate debates.
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Colbys Have Luncheon '@..
With Woodrow Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs Bainbridse Colby re-
turned to New York today after 4
brief visit in Washington. They came
on to have luncheon with former
President and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson
ana 70 keep few engagements with
old friends.
Mr.. Colby, who was Secretary OF
State In the Wilson Administration
and Mr.. Wilson are now partners in
the law firm Of Wilson a Colby.
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Geddes Returning to City
Before Going TO England.
The British ambassador, Sir Auck.
land Geddes. will return to Wash.
ington on Wednesday for a brief
visit. He has been in Canada and
will Join Lady Geddes at Dark Har-
Dor. Me-. before sailing for Eng.
land the last Of this month.
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Mrs. John W. Weeks. wife of the
Secretary Of War. will leave today
| for New England. where she will
make several visits before return.
ing.
Mrs. Howard Sutherland will 70
to her home at Elkins, w. Va, to
prepare for the marriage Of her
daughter. Miss Virginia Sutherland,
and DR.. George Marshall Lyon, Of
Huntington, w. Va. which will take
place there on Saturday. June "a.
Miss Katherine Sutherland is attend
ing the commencement exercises at
Washington and Lee University.
Miss Elizabeth Sutherland, youngest
daughter Of Senator and Mrs.
Sutherland has been at West Point
for June Week, but win return 10
Washington today.
Mrs. Borden Hartman
To Visit Daughter.
Mrs. Borden Hartman left town
today to be the guest Of her son.iu-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Potter Russell. At Bernarls-
vile, N. J.. for few days and to
make 4 brief visit to Boston. She
will return to Washington on Sun
day.
Mrp. Harold Walker returned to
Washington last evening after q
short visit in New York. Mrs. Wal
ker expects to remain late in town,
taking occasional week end trips for
rest and recreation.
Mrs. Carl Sawyer, daughter.in.law
OF Brig Gen. and Mrs. c. E.. Sawyer:
Mrs. Lowell CUTLERY and Mrs Roscoe
Mezser, all Of Marion, Ohio. who have
been visiting the Sawyers at the VIII.
lard. left Washington today for
Marion.
They stayed over In order 70 at
tend the dinner which General and
Mrs. Sawyer gave In honor Of Presi.
dent and Mrs. Harding.
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Luncheon for Mrs. Ksyes
At Agricultural Departmsnt.
Mrs. wallace, wife Of the Secretary
Of Agriculture. was ct the luncheon
given today for Mrs. Henry Wilder
Keyes by the members OF the State
Relations Service Of the Department
Of Agriculture In one Of the labora-
tories.
Others present at the luncheon
were Mrs. Hubert Work, wife Of the
Postmaster Geheral. and Mrs. Charles
Pugsley, wife OF the Assistant Secre-
tary Of Agriculture; DR.. Char,es
Lansworthy, chief OF the office Of
home economics; DR.. Minna Denton,
assistant chief OF the office OF home
economies, and Miss Florence Ward.
who Ia IN charge Of the reorsani,a.
ton Of the State Relations Service.
and who has been promoting til"
work In tho North and West for sew
eral years..
The object % the luncheon was to
give Mrs.. Ksycs an opportunity TO
look over the work being done In
the State relations service depart.
ment, with q view 10 writing about
Il In one OF the sertes Of letters she
ID running In Good housekeeping.
Mrs. Keyes wiil leave Washington
this afternoon for New York, and
after . short visit there Will 30 to
Boston for the graduation Of her
oldest son, Henry Wilder Keyes, tr.
Mrs, Keyes expects to 20 to Call.
toi hto thin sutHfuctl eoDotnPdhhSo W
her youngest son, Francis keyes, but
before that she will spend some time
at her hometn North Hsverhill. y. H.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Waicott
WIN Leave for Canada.
The Secretary Of the sraithssnisn
Institution and Mrs. Charles d. Wal.
cott will leave SATURDAY. for HAnff.
Canada, where they will start on
their ali-summer camping trip In
the Canadian Rockies. Mrs. Wal.
cott, who is an enthusiastic camper
and mountain climber. always ac-
companies DR.. walcett on these ex.
petitions into the Canadian Rockies,
where he makes geological observa.
tions and she sketches the Wild
nsDsru. This vill make the twenty.