The Washington times., 1922-07-07
Williams House Purchased.

Williams House furchaseu.
The Hungarian Minister and
! Countess SZechenvi have purchased
the residence Of Mrs. John r. Will.
Jams at 1929 Massachusetts, avenue.
which they leased for the legation
last winter. The summer legation
! is now established at Newport
where Count and Countess SZech-
enyi are the guests OF Mrs. Van
derbilt.
Mrs. Williams who spent the
winter Switf her son.in-law and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs: Joseph
Letter. has bought the home or
the late Justice Thomas n. Ander'
son at 1881 New Hampshire avenue.
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Edwin T. Meredith. formerly Sec
Atary Of Agriculture, Mrs. Mere
dith and Edwin T. Meredith. ir.
reached Washington yesterday by
motor and are staying at the viii
lard Hotel.
! On the completion OF certain bust
ness which Mr.. Meredith is transact
! ing in Washington they will leave
for a motor trip through New York
| and New England, later returning by
motor to their home in Iowa.
The Third Assistant Secretary Of
State. Robert Woods Bliss, has re-
! turned TO Washington from New
England and Mrs. Bliss will arrive
tomorrow They We're guests OF
on the North Shore over the Fourth
Of July.
Mrs. William l.. Marshall will
leave shortly for Ossining, y. Y.
to join her daughter, Mrs. John
Harrison Knapp, who with her fam
lily is spending the summer there.
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Captain and Mrs. Luke MCNamee,
who have been living in Corcoran
street. have leased the charming
old house at 290S n street, whiC h
they are now remodeling. They will
take possession in the autumn Mrs
McNamee will. however, retain her
studio above the White Peacock Tea
House. She is an artist of great
talent, specializing in Childrens por'
traits.
| Captain and Mrs. McNamee ex
pect to be in iowa the greater part
Of the summer. Their niece, Miss
Patricia Ainsa, who is with them
will visit Miss Alice Mann, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. /. T. Mann, at their
| summer home on the North Shore
later in the summer.
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Rear Admiral Theodore F.. Jewell
and Rear Admiral Yates Stirling OF
| Baltimore are in New York together
and are staying at the Hotel Com
| modore.
Mrs. Calderon Carlisle has gone to
! Hot Springs, Va. and has opened
her cottage there for the summer.
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Mrs. Kenna Elkins. who has been
visiting Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry al
her place in the Catskills. will re
turn to Washington this afternoon.
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The secretary Of the Colombian
legation, Senior Uribe, entertained
at luncheon yesterday at the Shore
ham. having among his guests the
director general Of the Pan.Ameri
can union, DR.. l.. s. Rowe; Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Dove. jr.. and
Miss Pilson.
| The secretary OF the British EN-
bassy. Maurice d. Peterson, is in
New York for a short visit before
going to Mattapoisett. where he
will be the guest Of the Assistant
Military Attache of the embassy and
Mrs. c. e. d. Bridge. He will re-
turn to Washington July II.
The wedding OF Miss Katharine
Mackay and Kenneth O'Brien will
probably take place at Roslyn, L. I.
on September 21, with the cere
mony in the Roman Catholic Church
and the reception at Harbor Hill
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Bell Small
wood and their young daughter will
leave Sunday for waukesha, Wis.
to visit her mother, Mrs. Estberg
Mr.. Smallwood will return in three
! weeks. Mrs. Smallwood will remain