The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-04

Helen Leseure, Mrs. James Russell,
IT., Miss Rosalind Wright, Miss
Barrine Drake, Miss Marcia Chaplin,
Miss Marjorie Anderson, Miss Anne
Hof. Miss Morrow, and Miss Grace
Roberts. Mrs. Greene will be At
home next Monday and the follow.
ing Monday.
Mrs. John Crayke Simpson enter
tanned at q small bridge party fol-
lowed by tea yesterday afternoon in
compliment to her guest, Mrs. r. M.
Stuart.
John II. Edwards. former Assist.
ant Secretary OF the Treasury. en-
tertained at dinner last evening at
the Burlington. The guests in
cluded Elmer Dover. Assistant Sec
rotary Of the Treasury; Senator II.
8. New, Congressman j. N. finch
or of Kansas, Frank Scott, Of Mich.
igan. and Allen Moore, Of Illinois;
D. r. Crissinger, Comptroller OF the
Currency; Col. Thomas Miller. alien
property custodian; w. w. Wilson.
assistant attorney general; Robert
M. Cats, Of New York; Arthur C..
MOses' anu cousou "SuNei'
-
jefferson Patterson. who 10 leav-
ing Washington shortly for Pekins
to serve a. third secretary Of the
American legation, had q luncheon
party at the Shoreham yesterday.
Among his guests were Mrs. John p.
Story. Miss Carolyn Story, Miss
Camilla Sewall. Ralph Hill. and
George Sloan.
The inpromptu horse show staged
at the Riding and hunt Club last
evening by the American Remount
Association was n huge success. The
boxes and galleries were crowded
with enthusiastic horse lovers. who
applauded vigorously the horses and
riders.
The most popular classes were the
closing two, the triple bar jump and
I the open.toAli jumping class. Horses
from General Pershing's stables
were entered In both classes, in
GLIDING the big blazed.faced chest
nut, Jeff" presented the general
upon his return from abroad and
ridden by him in the Victory parade
The audience missed. however, the
clever horsemanship OF Major John
| Quekemeyer, now at Fort Riley. Kan
sas. Major Quekemeyer has al
ways ridden the generals horses al
local and national horse shows. and
the performance without him seem
ed a bit lacking.
Among the spectators were seen
Majo and Mrs. Henry Leonard. &C
companied by the latter's two little
girls: Rear Admiral and Mrs. Cary
r. Grayson, DIR. Walter Wells, Mrs
Sinclair Bowen, Miss Julia Whiting
Mrs. B. Lowndes jackson, Miss Char
lotto Jackson. Miss Elizabeth Jack
son, Major wilfred Blunt. Major
| Raymond Lee, Miss Frances Hop.
kins. Colonel George. and numerous
other Washington horse lovers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel l.. Kerby
announce the engagement OF their
daughter, Helen, to Carroll r. Rec
tor, OF Washington. D. c.
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The farewell reception to be giver
tomorrow afternoon by the District
OF Columbia League Of American
Pen Women in honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Anterior Du Puy, who
leave Washington on Monday fol
New York, prior to their sailing or
Saturday. March II, for a two years
stay in Geneva, Switzerland. will b.
essentially literary in its nature
Mrs. Theodore Tnler, president Of
the District League, having issuet
invitations only to the members o.
the league, the members Of the Ma
tional Woman's Press Club and e
a few close friends Of Mr.. and Mrs
Du Puy.
The reception will be given at thu
national headquarters. 1922 II street
from 8 TO $40 o'clock, with Mrs
Henry Wilder Keyes, first nationa
vice president. and Mrs. G. A