The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-02-07

the reception they are giving to
the Congress OF the United States.
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Mrs. J. Mayhem Wainwright, wife
of the Assistant Secretary OF War,
will be at home tomorrow afternoon
from to 6 O'Clock, her daughter,
with her.
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Mrs. Maurice Fitzmaurice Day.
who has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. James Dudley Morgan, is in
New York, where she went to hid
farewell TO her husband, Lieut.. Col.
NJ. +. Day, who sailed today on the
Aquitania for England. Colonel Day
was a member OF the British dele
, CATION to the arms conference. Mrs.
Day will return to Washington to.
morrow to continue her visit to her
mother.
Major and Mrs Creswell CARING
ton announce the birth Of twin sons
on February . in Paris. France.
Mrs. Darlington was formerly Miss
Alexandrine Fitch and is the daugh.
ter OF Mrs. Henry w. Fitch. of
Washington. Major Darlington. who
is on duty at the French Ecole de
Guerre. Is the son of Major Gen.
and Mrs. +. A. Darlington.
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Mrs. Isaac T. Mann entertained
company of eighteen at luncheon
today. She will entertain at lunch.
con tomorrow and again on Thurs.
day, leaving Thursday evening for
a two days stay at her home in
West Virginia. Captain and Mrs.
day morning from their home in
England to be the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Mann.
Mrs. Joseph Worthington is en-.
PERTAINING a company of sixteen at
bridge-lunCheon today.
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Miss Marina Mani. sister-in-law to
Col. A. GuIdoni, the air attache to the
Italian embassy, has arrived from
Italy. and she will spend several
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Guidoni,
at the Woodward apartment.
Mrs. Albert Bissell, daughter OF DR..
and Mrs. Hubert Work, First AS.
sistant Postmaster General, who has
been spending several weAks with her
parents at their apartments at the
| Wardman Park Hotel, has returned
to her home at Pueblo, Col.
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Miss Ann Craven arrived yester
| day to be the guest until Saturday
of Miss Mary Louise johnson. Miss
| Craven, with her mother, Mrs. T
T. Craven, is living at Annapolis
while Captain Craven is at sea.
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| Mrs. Margot Asquith, who is in
New York at the Ambassador, is
expected in Washington tomorrow
accompanished by her daughter, the
Princess Bibesco, to remain until
Saturday.
Invitations for the Pan.Americar
tea, which was to be given by Mrs
Clifford Pinchot this afternoon. have
been recalled, owing to a death in the
family Of Mr.. Pinchot. This tea WIS
to have been a preliminary to the
Pan.American conference of women
which has been called by the Nationa
League of Women Voters, and was
planned in order to bring together
the Latin Americans living in Wash
| lnGtOn, IntInDcTS Ol the women
auxiliary committee of the Pan
Amer can Scientific Congress, and
members of the league.
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Mrs. G. A. Hemphill is spending
a few days In Washington on hel
way to New York, and is the CUES
| OF her parents. Colonel and Mrs
James A. Drain. Mrs. Hemphil
was Miss Marion Drain before he,
recent marriage.
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Mrs. Irvine l.. Lenroot WI no
observe her day home on Thursda.
this week.
Paul warburg, Of New York, 1,
in Washington for a visit and 4
staying at the Willard.
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Commander and Mrs. John Har
rison Knapp, of Brooklyn, and thel,
two Oh ldren are the guests of nc
mother, Mrs. William II. Marshall
Commander Knapp VIII return hom
in few days, but Mrs. Knapp ant