The Washington times., 1922-11-23

architecture and Is returning to
Washington from Boston, after an
absence OF several years, to prac-
tice her profession here.
AS for the tea rooms run by
society women, their name Is
legion. Mrs. Belle Howell BONN
a daughter Of the late Admiral
Howell, who invented the Howell
torpedo and would have been a
millionaire il the Russian govern
ment had not blown. up-has the
delectable yellow Dragon Tea
House: and Mrs. Alice NJ. Bar
clay has the white Peacock,
which was launched by Mrs. Will
iams-Betty Semple Williams, who
also built the Purple Iris and
made a huge success of 1t. Asso-
= ciated with Mrs. Braclay is
charming Kathleen Evans. whose
special province is the South
American Coffee Room, tucked
away in the loft of the amusing
little converted stable which is
now the Tea House Of the White
Peacock. Miss Evans is a cousin,
! believe. of Colonel and Mrs.
Edward T. Brown and for a while
she ran the tea room at The
Caverns, near Newmarket, Va.
the mammoth caves which the
Brown family own and which
they have been developing of late
and opening up for tourists
greatly to the disgust of the pow
ers that be at nearby Luray.
President Harding Receives
Alx.,,, ,,s< Aoen,iotsnn
President Harding received yes
terday the members of the Ameri
can Olympic Association, who had
previously been entertained q,
luncheon at the Willard by Col
Robert NJ. Thompson. There were
seventy-five in the party.
The Vice President and Mrs
Coolidge will go to Philadelphia fol-
the Army and Navy game and will
have with them a party Of guests
including William Whiting, OF
Holyoke, Mass.
The Brazilian ambassador, Au
gusto Cochrane de Alencar, will
entertain informally at tea this
afternoon at the embassy for the
members Of the naval mission
headed by Rear Admiral Carl Vogel
sang, which will undertake the
reorganization of the Brazilian
navy. The ladies' of their families
will also be present. The ambas
sador will be unassisted except by
members of the embassy staff.
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Mrs. Henry c. Wallace, wife OF
the Secretary Of Agriculture, was
the honor guest at a luncheon giver
today by Mrs. William +. Kelly al
the Shoreham. The other guest:
were Mrs. Joseph Hampson, Mrs
Hampson Gary, Mrs. James II
Mann. Mrs. Davenport White, Mrs
Ezra Koon and Mrs. Wilbur j
Carr.
The first of the seasons buds will
blossom today when Miss Heller
Campbell, daughter of Representa-
tive and Mrs. Philip Pitt Compbell
will be presented to society at d
tea to be given at Windsor, tbs
country home of Mr.. and Mrs
Campbell In Virginia.
Mrs. Campbell and her daughter
will receive together, the debutant,
wearing a dainty frock Of whit,
chiffon over silver, made witt
hanging panels of the chiffon and Q
deep chiffon girdle held in place b,
gay flowers of green and yellow
chiffon and silver leaves. Her hall
will be bound with a fillet of silve'
leaves and she will carry a cluster
Of tea roses. Mrs. Campbell's gowr
Is of blue velvet, beaded on thS
bodice and the skirt panels and
trimmed with silver.
Mrs. Campbell will be assisted b,
Mrs. Arthur Capper, Mrs. James l.
Karrick, Mrs. ID. r. Anthony, Mrs
Charles Dodd. Mrs. Edward Gam
Mrs. william Mitchell. Mrs Her
bert Carter, Mrs. Hansen. Mrs
Felix du Pont, Of Wilmington, who
lie staying with Mr.. and Mrs. Camp
bell, and Mrs. Burdette Shield,
Wright. daughter Of the hosts.
A group Of the seasons debu
tantes will receive with the debu
tante, among them Miss Katherin,
Weller, Miss Virginia Selden, Miss
Dorothy Warren, Miss Catherin,
Radcliffe, Miss Virginia Edwards
Miss Emma Stitt, Miss Elizabeth
Taylor Jones, Miss Alice Milburr