The Washington herald., 1922-10-24


Former United States Ambassador
to France and Mrs. Henry White
will close their summer homs, Elm
Court. At Lenox, Mass, the frst Of
next week and 20 70 New York for
q fortnight's stay before returning
to Washington, where they will oc-
cupy the house at 1874 Crescent
place, which Mr.. White built some
years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. White have lived in
their home at 2l3s r street while
their Crescent place house was oc-
cupied by Senator and Mrs. Peter
Goelet Gerry. They have rented
the r street house to Representa-
tive and Mrs. Louis A. Frothing-
ham.
MISS NARY HARLOW HOTTIES
FoR MISS JEANETTE DUNCAN.
Miss Mary Harlow entertained
yesterday At luncheon. IN honor Of
Miss Jeannette Duncan. whose mar
rags to Ensign Thomas Lee Mo-
Cam. U. 8. n. will take place next
Monday. in Bethlehem Chapel Of the
Cathedral Of waShington.
Miss Elisabeth Oracle French.
who has been the guest Of Miss
Harlow. left last night fo- her home
In Little Rock. Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White will
close their country place In Berk-
shire Hills this week and will come
to Washington. They will divide
the fate autumn between the Ma
tional Capital and New York. spend-
ing q number Of weeks in each city.
Miss Betty walmslsy who has
been spending the fall in New York.
came to Washington the md " the
week and IL at wardmaa Park IIo-
tel for a few days.
The Secretary Of he Smithsonian
Institution and Mrs. CharlsJ d. WAL
colt. who spent the summer camp
ing in the Canadian Rockies. have
second street
Mrs. T. De witt TalmadG- has re-
turned to her apartment at tn. Nav
willard. Mr.. Stephen B. Elklns
will join her this week for a few
days while opening her hvrre IN X
street for the winter.
Mrs. John r. Williams has gone
to Hot Springs. Va. accompanied by
her daughter. Mrs. John Ballsntyne
Pitney, Of New York. Mrs. Joseph
Letter. another daughter, will Join
them at Hot Springs some time this
week.
her daughter. Miss Cornelia Van
derbilt. will pass through wash
ton this week en- route to New
they will go to Japan for . six
month"; stay.
q luncheon hostess yesterday At
the Shoreham.
day returned yesterday by motor
from Absecon. n. J.. where they
have been for several days. They
were accompanied by Miss Ellen
Newton, who Joined them in Abse-
con on Saturday.
Brig. Gen. Enoch L. Crowder has
gone to New York. whence he will
sail shortly for Cuba TO resume his
administrative work there. w. p.
G. Harding. former governor Of the
Federal Reserve Board, will ac-
company him to Cuba
Mrs. wilfrsd DuPuy entertained
At luncheon yesterday at the Shore
ham.
MRS. HENRY RAE
DINNER HOSTESS.
Mrs. Henry Rae entertained a
company Of fourteen At dinner last
evening at the shoreham.
poser of the Indian opera "Daoma."
spent Saturday and Sunday In this
city comforting with Edouard Albion
concerning the proposed production
Of the opera by the Washington
Opera Company Of which Mr.: Albion
In director. Mrs. Grace Richmond
Eberhart. Of New York. who turned
the libretto Of Francis La F1esche
into verse form. also attended the
conference.
Mrs. Harry Kite entertained at
luncheon yesterday at the Shore
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Russell have
arrived from Fredericksburg Va. to
spend some time at the Lee House.
F. B. Dixon, Of Long Beach. Cal.
is spending a few days at wardman
Park Hotel r. l. Bentley. Of San
Francisco. is another Californian
spending the week there.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Kelley, OF St.
Louis, Mo. are staying at the Lee
House while on a visit to WASH
ington.
GIVES RECEPTION TONIGHT
TO GARDEN CLUB DELEGATES.
Mrs. Charlss ID. walcott will re-
ceive the delegates of the Garden
Club OF America tonight at the
Smithsonian Institution after the
meeting at the National Museum.
when Charles Moore. chairman Of
the Commission on Fine Arts. and
James L. Greenleaf. also Of the Fine
Arts Commission. will speak to The
Improvement Of Washington" II is
expected that a considerable number
Of washingtonions will avail them
selves Of this opportunity Of hear
ing these talks and of seeing the
slides of the proposed plans.
Among the delegates to the Gar
den Club of America Is Mrs. John
Carter Brown, vice president for