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The Washington herald., 1922-11-16
ALLIANCE FRANCHISE
ELECTS OFFICERS.

The officers for the season 1922
1923 Of the Alliance Franchise are
President, Henry White: vice pres
ident. John B. Henderson,: secre-
tary, Thomas M. Chatard: treas
urer and@ corresponding secretary
Mile. L. L. NJ. Limoges Members
of >the board, Mrs. Paul Bartlett
Mrs. Charles 3 Shepard, Mrs
Theodore V. Boynton. Mrs. John
Lindsay Morehead. Mrs. Hennen
Jennings. Mrs. Thomas NJ. Chatard.
Mrs. Gordon Cumming. Miss Hege-
man and Miss Sarah Lee.
The first lecture, which will be
given on November 27. will be an
nounced later.
Persons interested in the French
and attend the lectures. All in
Mile. L. l.. Limoges, 1927 Nine
teenth street.
Mrs. Isaac Pearson. former ma
tional president of the League of
American Pen Women, and her sis
her, Mrs. Katherine Bovee, a mem
Der of the organization. having
rented their Washington home for
the winter, have spent a few weeks
in New York City prior to sailing
on the 18th of November for Key
West and Miami. Fla. by the NAL
lory Line. Mrs. Bovee has taken a
bungalow at Miami and Mrs. Pear
son will remain with her for several
months. becoming associated with
the Florida branch OF the League
Of American Pen Women. which has
its hoa IF he 81
Miami. and Is active throughout the
State.
Mrs. Joseph. Stewart will be a,
home to the Unitarian women of
Washington tomorrow from to 6
o'clock at 1888 Columbia road
There will be about twenty women
assisting Mrs. Stewart, Including
Mrs. L. G. B. Pierce and Mrs Ben
jamin f. Smith. Tea will be poured
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Eleven Pay $50 and Costs
Each and Two Get Off
For SIS and Costs.
COMPANY APPEALS
Luncheon Will Be Served to
Eastern Star Delegates
On Visit Tomorrow.
THE HERALD BUREAU,
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TT King street.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. 15.-The
operation of nickel-in -the-slot ma
chimes in this city was held Illegal
by Justice F. G. Duvall in the Police
Court today. Following pleas of
guilty to operating such machines
fines of $50 each and costs were i'm
posed in eleven cases. Two of the
defendants who had penny-in-the-
slot machines were fined SIS each
and costs.
Those fined $50 each and costs
were John Arlington James Wood.
j. Haves, George Nails. p. J. Bren-
ner. Mrs. Amelia Santillo. Richard
Burnett, Samuel Reed, Paul Schlfch-
ting. Fred Brown and Richard Jack
son. Those who were fined S25 were
James Treakle and John Hall.
The machines were ordered con-
fiscated.
The only case in which a plea of
not guilty was entered was that of
the Virginia and Maryland Self
Vending Service Company. In this
case. which was tried on a State
warrant. the court imposed fine of
of $500, to which was added a jail
sentence of sixty days. Attorney H.
Noel Gardner. representing the COM
pany. asked the court who would
go TO Jail and the court replied that
one of the officers of the company.
An appeal was noted and il is ex-
pected that this case will ultimately
go to the State Court of Appeals. 1t
was contended by Attorney Garner
that the machines of this concern
give the player gum for the money
invested.
IL is expected that 1000 dele
gates to the seventeenth triennial
assembly of he Grand Chapter. Or
der of Eastern Star. will come to
this city Friday. After a pilgrim
age to Mount Vernon they will be
rendered 4 buffet luncheon at the
Chamber of Commerce. The lunch
con will be served under the direc-
tion of Martha Washington Chap
ter. No. az. of this city.
The delegates will assemble on
the EIlipse. south Of the White
House. Friday morning and take
automobiles for Mount Vernon, ar
riving there at IL o'clock. Miss Deah
:. Walsh. worthy grand matron of
the order in Virginia, will make an
address Of welcome. and there will
he a response by Mrs. Ellie Lines
Chaplin. most worthy grand matron
Of the General Grand Chapter, o.
F. s. This will be followed by n
historical sketch Of Mount Vernon
by II. II. Dodge. superintendent. A
floral emblem will then be placed
on Wsshington's tomb by the most
worthy grand matron of the Cen
eral Grand Chapter Eastern Star.
charles II. Callahan. deputy grand
master of Masons in Virginia, will
deliver an address entitled wash
ington. The Mason" Music will be
by the Citizens Band.
The delegates will leave Mount
Vernon at noon and at l o'clock be
rendered the luncheon. after which
they will visit Alexandria, Wash
ington Lodge Of Masons and Christ
Church. Then they will journey TO
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GUILD OF LITTLE FLOWER
HOLDS ANNUAL BAZAAR.

The Child of the Little Flower,
comprising a group of philanthropic
Washington women interested in
the relief of the Esquimaux wards
of the United States in Alaska, is
holding it's annual bazaar and white
elephant sale at 1419 G street. The
proceeds will be devoted to the aid
of the general hospital at Kathe-
can. Scott Bone, n former Washing
tonian. now governor of Alaska,
has shown special interest In this
work. The president of the guild is
Mrs. Emile Montgomery. other Of
ficers are: Mrs. David Mccarthy,
Miss harrington. Miss Elizabeth
Moore, Mrs. John Robinson and Miss
Kelleher.
Recent Washington arrivals at
the Hotel Chatham. New York. in
clude: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J. Fish =
er, Mr.. ani Mrs. w. II. Field. John
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Arlington and place a floral emblem
on the tomb of the Unknown Sol
dier. 1t will be placed by DIR. Alfred
c. Mcdaniel. most worthy grand
patron. general grand chapter of
the order. The delegates will wit
ness a drill at Fort Myer before re-
turning to Washington at o'clock.
A report will be submitted to the
Kiwanis Club at the weekly lunch
con tomorrow afternoon in the
Westminster building on the ques-
tion of holding a parade on Feb
ruary %.
James z. Carter. 81 years old, who
was employed at Camp Humphreys.
was killed Monday when he came in
contact with a live wire. His body
was shipped today to Canton, N. c.
Services for Clarence william
Higgins, who died yesterday after
noon at Catlett. Va. were held this
afternoon at Wheatley's mortuary
chapel and conducted by Rev. Will
lam ]. Morton. d. D.. rector of Christ
Episcopal Church. Burial was in
Bethel Cemetery.
George Il. Fairfax. So years old.
died yesterday afternoon at his res
idence at AccOtink, Fairfax County.
He is survived by two daughters
His funeral will take place Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Carlin l.. Simpsons funeral
took place this afternoon from her
residence, 211 Wilkes, street. Serv-
ices were conducted by Rev. d. H.
Martin. d. D.. pastor of Trinity NJ.
f. Church and burial was in the
Presbyterian Cemetery.
DIR. l.. +. Foulks. city health Of
ficer. stated today that only six
cases of diphtheria have been re-
ported to his Office since November
and all were of a mild character.
Miss Josephine Blake. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Blake, and
Hollis J. Nugent were married last
evening at the home of the brides
parents in North Washington street.
Rev l.. F. Kelly. assistant pastor of
st. Marys Catholic Church. officiat-
ing.
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by Mrs. Robert w. woodward and
Mrs. John Russell Young. Alter
mating with them will be Mrs. James
G. Robertson and Mrs. Richard Fay
Jackson. No cards have been issued.
Mrs. Frapk Russell and other
members Of the Public Inter
Committee were hostesses at the
tea for members at the national
club Of the American Association Of
University Women yesterday from
Z to 6.
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w. Clifton. MIS-, r. H. Fletcher. jr..
Mrs. J. Archibald, James r. J. Arch
bald. and Frederick McElhane, of
upperviile. Va.
Among the distinctive and unique
features that give a dash of color
and the alluring touch Of mystery
to the Art Ball at the New willard,
November 20, Is the singing Of De-
lilah" aria by beautiful singer.
possessing rich ccntralto voice.
who will come over from New York
to appear In this role---wearing a
lovely costume. This charming
young prima donna will appear in
the new opera the washington
opera Company will produce at an
early date.
DR.. and Mrs. c. A. Matley, from
jamaica who are planning to re-
.main In Washington for the winter.
are stopping at the Cairo Hotel.
Maj Gen. George Owen Squier,
U. S. A.. of Washington. isaat the
Hotel Astor. in New York. to remain
until the end of the week. I
PORTRAITS ny T.. l.. IPsEN
TO BE SHOWN AT ARTS CLUB.
Striking portraits by Ernest L.
Ipsen, leading American painter.
from New York, wi be shown at
the Arts Club opening today and
continuing on display until Decem-
ber 1. Mr.. Ipsen. who is Of Danish
descent. studied first in this country
and then went to Copenhagen as a
pupil of the Royal Art Academy
there. He has received high hon.
ors. and in 1921 was the winner Of
the Thomas r. Proctor prize for the
best portrait i'm the winter exhibi-
tion of the National Academy of
Design. New York. Several of the
portraits shown here are Of special
interest to Washington and all are
important works. The public is cor
daily invited
Among the additional acceptances
for the 1oJr committee of the Art
ball which is being given by the
Washington Opera Company at the
New willard Hotel next Monday
evening are DIR. p. Lessinoff. Manuel
Zavala. Gen. George o. Squier, John
r. Mitchell. John Temple Graves,
Col. A. J. Moss, Col A. ]. Boecham.
Col. Collins. Col. Shartle. Maj. George
Oakley Totten. jr.. Capt. Luke Nc
nance. George Mesta and Hampson
| Gary
william Bowie Clarke is the chair
man and a large and distinguished
list has previously been announced
| for the hoOr committee.
Mrs. Mary Roberts Rinehart. re-
Gently elected honorary member of
the College women's Club, is to be
present at the tea to be given at the
clubhouse next Monday afternoon.
November 20. The program is to be
talk by DIR. Arthur d. Call. trav-
eler and writer. on Can There Be
Peace in Europe?" Miss Carrie NJ.
Davis. first vice president of the
club, is hostess for the afternoon.
All college women In the city are
invited.
Senator E. F. Ladd and Felix
Morley will be the Penguin Clubs
guests today. Mr.. Morley will in
terpret yesterdays British cleo
tions Senator Ladd will submit
some European observations and
touch upon American election re-
suits. Dinner will be served at
$50 o'clock.
Miss Annabel Ruth. of the Cecil
Apartments, has returned from a
visit to Reading. Pa, where she
attended a luncheon given by the
| Berks County Chapter. Daughters
| of the American Revolution, on
/ their thirtieth anniversary. Mrs.
Anthony Wayne Cooke. the Penn
| sylvania candidate for president
| general, was the guest Of honor.
Hamilton Ward. of Houston,
| Texas. has been in the city the
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VICE. PRESIDENT AND MRS.
v COOLIDGE will return Sunday
to their apartment at the New Will
lard after an absence OF several
months.
The Brazilian Ambassador, Au-
tanned a brilliant company of about
thirty-six at dinner last evening
in compliment to the Secretary Of
State and Mrs. Hughes. the role
of hostess for the OCCASION being
filled by Nine. da- Cana. wife OF
the Brazilian Ambassador to the
Court of st. James. who was for
many years his country's represen-
tative, at Washington. Nine. da
CANA arrived Tuesday for a visit
and is the guest of Maj. and Mrs.
Richard II. Jordan at the North
umberland A
The dinner last night had double
interest. since 1t commentaries the
anniversary of the day on which
Brazil changed her form of gov
ernment from an empire to re-
public. Brazil has the distinction
Of celebrating two national hoh-
days On September 7 she declared
her independence from Portugal,
and IL was on the 10th annfver-
sary of that day. last September.
that the Brazilian Centennial cell
ebration at Rio de Janeiro had It's
formal opening. with Secretary and
Mrs Hughes among those pres
ent." and most OF the nations OF
the earth represented by official
delegations
sixty-seven years later, after two
emperors, Dom Pedro / and Dom
Pedro ii, had reigned. came the
birth of the, republic. which Is De-
ing celebrated today The company
assembled for the dinner last night
was a particularly interesting one
with a number Of the diplomats
among the guests. as well as
group of officials Hello Lobo, Bra
lillian consul general at New YORK.
and Nine Lobo came to WASH
inxton to attend the dinner.
Count de Chambrun. counselor OF
the French Embassy. has left TOT
several months vacation In France.
ITnon his return he Will reopen
his apartment at Wardman fark
Hotel.
The former Assistant OF state
and Mrs. Robert Lansing had guests
lunching with them at the Shore-
ham yesterday.
Mai. yictoriana Casajua, royal
Spanish army. military attache OF
the Spanish Embassy, who has
been abroad, returned yesterday and
has taken an apartment at Ward
man Park Hotel for the winter.
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MRS. l.. v. sion
HOSTESS AT LUNCHEON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis v. Slonaker
are established in their apartment
at 1925 sixteenth street, which they
have leased for the season. Mrs.
Slonaker was hostess at luncheon
yesterday when her guests yere
Mrs. Joseph V. Morgan. Mrs. George
E. lees, Mrs. Victor Golibart. Mrs.
John Kennedy. Miss Dorothy Den
nett, Miss Elizabeth Howser. Miss
Mary Louise Howser. Miss Florence
Schneider, Miss Margaret Trimble.
Miss Fannie May Trimble and Miss
Lucille Showalter.
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AIR SERVICE OFFICERS
GIVE HOUSE WARNING.

A tea which was also house warm
ing. was given yesterday afternoon by
four officers of the air service who
have taken Capt. and Mrs. Frank
Andrews house $3.50 Seventeenth
street, and will make their home
there this winter. The hosts were
Andrews, brother of Capt An
Lieut.. James Clock.
They were assisted by Mrs. Henry
T. Allen. wife Of Brig. Gen. Allen.
and Mrs Beverly williamson. The
debutantes of this season were among
the guests and many Of the brother
officars of the hosts, with the ladies
of their families.
Capt. and Mrs. Frank Andrews are
at present in Coblenz. Before her
marriage Mrs. Andrews was Miss
Jeanette Allen. daughter of Brigf
Gen. Henry T. Allen. who is in
command of the American forces
at Colbenz.
Mrs. T. Q. Donaldson, wife of Col
Donaldson. will leave today for a
ten-day visit in New York.
DIR. W. Keisselbach. head of the
German Claims Commission, who is
in Washington handling the German
claims, is stopping at the Cairo Hotel.
John D. Toll, who is staying at the
Shoreham. entertained at a dinner of
thirty covers there last night.
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MRS. II. w. KEYEs GUEST
OF HONOR AT WOMAN's CLUR.

Mrs. Henry Wilder keyes, wife
of Senator Keyes, and the we'll
known authoress, was the guest of
honor at the meeting Of the Wom-
ans Club. of Bethesda, held Tues
day at 1916 Sixteenth street. Mrs
Keyes made an address late in the
afternoon, after which tea was
served. Mrs. Larkin w. Glazebrook
presiding at the tea table. Business
was first discussed, when plans
were laid for the building of a club
house in the near future and over
$500 was donated at the meeting.
with more promised after the club
raises a stipulated amount. Mrs.
Robert F. Griggs led a discussion
OF current events. Miss Mona Gill
presided. Among the guests pres
ent were Mrs. James Jones, of
Rockville, president of the Mont
gomery County Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs: Mrs. Frizzell, president
OF the District Federation OF Wom-
ems Clubs, and Mrs. Theodore Till
ler, president Of the District League
of American Penwomen. There
were about eighty members and
guests at the meeting.
John T. Adams. chairman Of the
Republican National Committee, and
Mrs. Adams have given up their
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel,
Mr.. Adams returning to their home
and Mrs. Adams going 10 Europe.
They plan to return to Washington
In the spring, when they will reside
again at Wardman Park Hotel.
Miss Marjorie Gould. of Newport.
is making an extended stay at the
Lee House. She Is accompanied by
Mrs. n. r. Vanderveer, of Newport.
Mrs. A. C.. Downing and Iler
daughter. Miss Alice Downing. will
observe the first OF their .'at homes
tomorrow. Thev will be assisted by
Mrs. Downing's other daughter
Mrs. Hugo Osterhaus, who has
taken an apartment in Washington
for the winter. Miss Downing re-
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an extensive trip In Europe.
Mrs. Marion Butler entertained at
luncheon yesterday. In compliment
to Mrs. George Sutherland. Mrs.
Butler recently returned to WASH
ington after an absence Of several
years and is at the Ontario for the
winter.
Mrs. c. C. Calhoun was hostess
at tea yesterday afternoon in
honor Of Mrs. Elizabeth Turner. q
debutante of the season. Presiding
at the tea table were Mrs. Samuel
II. Kaufman and Mrs. Peter Drury,
jr.
MRS. LETTER WILL BE HOSTESS
TO wOMEN's CITY CLUB.
The members. of the Women's City
Club will be guests at the home
of Mrs. Joseph Letter this after
noon from 4:30 to s o'clock, when
DIR. James I, K. Freeman. rector of
the Epiphany Church, will speak for
the laity, and DR.. A. Francis Foye
for the medical profession. on be.
half of the cancer control commit
tee. Judge Mary O'Toole will pre-
side.
Mrs. John l.. Edwards entertained
a large company of debutantes of
this and last season at a buffet
luncheon yesterday In her home at
1908 F street for her daughter,
Miss Virginia Edwards. who will
be the bud of Thanksgiving Day.
The guests were Miss Laura Bryn,
Miss Dorothy Mondell, Miss Helen
Campbell. Miss Nina Lunn. Miss
Mary Stitt, Miss Emma Stitt. Miss
Catherine Radcliffe, Miss Diana
Cumming. Miss Atala Kimmei, Miss
Helen Griffin, Miss Cecil Lester
Jones. Mrs. Roger Bagnall, Miss
Elizabeth Taylor Jones. Miss Betty
Werner. Miss Margaret Zolnay. Miss
Elizabeth Zolnay. Miss Dorothy
Johnson, Miss Frraces Hampson.
Miss Mary Emily Hamilton, Miss
Rebecca Wellington. Miss Eliz-
abeth Beale, Miss Catherine
Weller. Miss Lillian Merritt
Thompson, Miss Katherine Wrenn.
Miss Elizabeth Walter. Miss Alice
Milburn, Miss Ruth Miller Green.
Annette Ashford. Miss Margaret
Taylor. Miss Neville Johnson, Miss
Virginia Selden. Miss Mary Eliza
beth Thompson. Miss Jane Andrews
and Miss Eleanor Northrup.
Mrs. Carroll Hilton, Of Buffalo,
| arrived yesterday in Washington
and has taken an apartment at
wardman Park Hotel for the win
ter. Mrs. Hilton will be Joined
tomorrow by Mrs. Byron Andrews.
formerly OF Washington. who will
spend month at Wardman Park
Hotel Mrs. Andrews was here for
a portion OF last season and went
abroad early in the summer. re-
| naming in France until. the middle
of October. She has been visiting
in New York since her return to
| this country about a month ago.
and was Joined there a week ago
by Mrs. Hilton.
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WA SHING TON SOCIETY
By EVELYN C. HUNT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Davies. has left for
California.
Joseph Davies went to New York
yesterday for visit.
Mrs. William Whiting Andrews.
wife of the United States special
diplomatic agent at Carlo. Egypt. Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Robert Hoi-
lister Chapman. for a short period.
Mr.. Andrews remained in Carlo.
Mrs. Henry Getty Chiffon had a
small company for tea Tuesday af-
ternoon.
The secretary of the British EN-
bassy and Mrs. Robert Leslie Grail
gle will entertain at dinners on Mo-
vember %.
Mrs. John Sterrett Cuttings will
entertain at a small tea today for
her mother, Mrs. Brooks.
Mrs. Jeanne Lowry, of Atlanta,
has come to Washington for a visit
ana VII stop at the Lee House for
a week or so.
Mrs. Herbert H. Brown left yes
terday to join her family in Chat
tanooga. Tenn. where they will re-
side indefinitely.
Mrs. Henry Wilder Keyes will leave
today for Columbus. Ohio, where she
Will be the honor guest at a number
OF entertainments and will address
gathering of newspaper women on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan Herbert
Stabler entertained at dinner last
evening.
William II. Gardner. of Green.
willie. s. c.. will make shor,
visit In Washington en- route home
from New York. He will come
here today.
Sidney Clark, who has resided
in Washington for about a year
will go to New York today to re-
sumo his residence there.
SENATOR w. j. HARRIS
WILL RETURN SUNDAY.
Senator william ]. Harris will,
return to Washington Sunday from
his home in Georgia. where ht
has been for several weeks. Mrs
Harris and their daughter. Mis-.
Julia Harris, remained in Wash.
ington during the Senator's alb.
sence.
Representative and Mrs. T
Frank Appleby. who are at theil
home in Asbury Park. N. j.. will
return to their apartment al
Wardman Park Hotel on Sunday
Mrs. Appleby, accompanied by on,
of her sons. plans to go to Flor
ida the last of the month. Rep
resentative Appleby will join hel
there for the Christmas holiday,
and accompany her back to Wash
| ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings c. Wise
entertained a company of fourteen
at dinner last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. T. Mann will
give a small dance for Miss Alice
Mann on Friday. December 1. al
10 o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Mann
and Miss Mann sare at the Van
derbilt Hotel in New York. They
will spend Saturday in Princeton
and return here Sunday.
DIR. Won Lewinski. first secretary
OF the German Embassy. and Mad
ame Won Lewinski are at the Cairo
Hotel.
Mrs. Harold Walker entertained al
luncheon yesterday at the Shoreham
| AIR SERVICE OFFICERS
| GIVE HOUSE WARNING.
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Miss T. T. Ansberry entertained at
luncheon yesterday at the Shore
nam.
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MRS. ALLEN b. SMITH
RETURNS TO CAPITAL.

Mrs. Allen B. Smith. who was
been visiting in Omaha. has return
ed to Washington to spend the win
ter with her daughter. Mrs. Clarence
Richmond Day, wife of Col. Day.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edison Bradley are
opening their house on Dupont circle
for the season. and will be at the
Shoreham Hotel until next week.
when the house will be in readiness
for their occupancy.
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Mrs. c. C. Calhoun was hostess
at a tea yesterday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Elizabeth Turner. q
debutante of the season. Presiding
at the tea table were Mrs. Samuel
II. Kaufman and Mrs. Peter Drury.
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turned to washington Tuesday after
an extensive trip in Europe.
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Miss Marjorie Gould. of Newport.
is making an extended stay at the
Lee House. She is accompanied by
Mrs. n. r. vanderveer, of Newport.
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Mrs. Van Auken Mills will enter
tain at luncheon today at the Ma
drillon.
Miss Elizabeth Walker. of Chi
cago, was the honor guest at a
luncheon given yesterday at the
Federation Tea House. The other
guests were: Mrs. Kate Trenholm
Abrams. Mrs. Nina C. Van Wrinkle.
Mrs. Carolyn Bell. Mrs. Dorothy
Shumate and Mrs. Basil Manly.
Capt Graca Aranha. of the Bra
lillian Embassy, was host at lunch
con Tuesday at the Madrillon.
Mrs. Oliver H. =. Belmont has re-
turned to New York after a month s
stay in Washington. She will sail
soon for England to visit her rela-
tiyes.
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SENATOR w. J. HARRIS
WILL RETURN SUNDAY.

Senator William J. Harris will
return to Washington Sunday from
his home in Georgia. where he
has been for several weeks. Mrs.
Harris and their daughter, Miss
Julia Harris. remained in Wash
ington during the Senator's alb
sence.
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Mrs. Rossiter, who was visiting
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Mrs. Henry Wilder Keyes will leave
today for Columbus. Ohio. where she
Will be the honor guest at a number
OF entertainments and will address
a gathering Of newspaper women on
Saturday.
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Mrs. William Whiting Andrews.
wife OF the United States special
diplomatic agent at Carlo. Egypt. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Robert Hoi-
lister Chapman, for a short period
Mr.. Andrews remained in Carlo.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan Herbert
Stabler entertained at dinner last
evening.
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Mrs. Henry Getty Chiltou had a
small company for tea Tuesday at
ternoon.
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Mrs. Harold Walker entertained at
luncheon yesterday at the Shoreham.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Davies, has left for
California.
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Mrs. Marion Butler entertained at
luncheon yesterday. In compliment
to Mrs. George Sutherland. Mrs.
Butler recently returned to WASH
ington after an absence of several
years and is at the Ontario for the
winter.
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MRS. Herbert H. Brown left yes
terday to join her family in Chat
tanooga, Tenn. where they will re-
side Indefinitely.