The Washington herald., 1922-02-09
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A. culberson. Mrs. Nathaniel B.
Dial, Mrs. Frank b. Kellogg, Mrs
william III. King, Mrs. Tasker L.
Oddie, Miss Alice Page, Mrs. Morris
sheppard, Mrs. Seiden p. spencer
Mrs. A. owsiey Stanley and Mrs
Howard Sutherland.
MISS Rosa-Maye Kendrick enter
tained at luncheon yesterday m
compliment to Miss Ann Craven
who 10 visiting Miss Mary Louise
johnson. and Miss Jane wilder, of
81. Paul The guests included Miss
Rebecca Dial. Miss Eleanor An
thony. Miss Nina Lunn. Miss Mary
Louise johnson, Miss May Taylor,
Mics Lucille Showalter. Miss Dor
othy Hunter. Miss Elizabeth yoinay
and Miss Idris Kcndriek.
Hiroshi Saito, of the japanese
delegation. was a luncheon host a,
the Shoreham yesterday.
Miss Ruth Hitchcock entertained
small company informally at din.
ner last evening.
Mrs. James S. Parker was host.
ess at luncheon yesterday in com.
pliment to her guest, Mrs. G. Y
Lansing. Of Albany. y. Y.
Obey Speaks. the well-known
writer and composer. has arrived
from New York to be the guest
Of shis brother and sister-in- law
Representative and Mrs. John c
Speaks. OF Columbus, Ohio.
Rush c. Butler, Of Chicago, 1,
spending several days at wardmap
Park Hotel.
MRS. MILTON HOSTESS
At BRIDGE LUNCHEON.
Mrs. Samuel Burleigh Milton en-.
tertained at bridge luncheon yes.
terday afternoon at her home In
Eighteenth street In honor of hei
sister. Mrs. Wilford Geist From.
heiser, C. ToS.Eown. Pa, who &,
her house guest. The foIlowine
were the guests: Mrs Loren Wheel.
er. OF Illinois: Miss Cortini, Of
Pennsylvania; Miss Marie Dittman
Mrs. Isabelle Mccoy Jones, Mrs
Julius Zolnay. Mrs. Arthur Edmor
Brown, Mrs. Cromwell Lewis, Mis-,
Winsome Brown. Of New York: Mis-,
Mabel SteaSall, of Alabama; Mrs
Frank Clark and her daughter, Mrs
J.. v. Slonaker, of Florida; Mrs. K
r. Stitt, Mrs. Daniel Smith Gordon
Mrs. Robert Kclton Williams, Mrs
J. w. Byrns, of Tennessee: Mrs. ]. B
A eurnll Of fSia r
Mansfield. OF Texas; Mrs. ]. p
Woods. Of virginia; Mrs. Ruff,
Allen. Mrs. II. +. Cary. Mrs. AshtoI
Todd. Mrs. A. Howard Clark. Mrs
Mrs. Henry Churchill Cook.
Prizes were won by these ladies
Mrs. Joseph Byrns. Mrs. Edward Stitt
Miss Margaret Mansfield. Mrs. Fl. +
Cary, Mrs. J. T. Woods and Mrs. Hen
ry Churchill Cook. Miss winsom,
Brown won the consolation prize.
The minister Of justice Of Canada
C. J. Doherty, who resides in Mon
treal. is staying at the New wiIlar,
Henry Churchill Cook and Miss Mar
garet Mansfield.
Among those who have taker
tickets for the Evenings of Orienta
Art are the Belgian Ambassador
Baron de Cartier: the Swedish Min
lister. Axel L. wallenbcrg: w. H
de Beaufort, Mrs. Charles Bell an,
Mrs. Herbert Hoover. The Spanisl
Ambassador and Nine. de Rian,
have been added to the list of pa
tfons of these evenings.
Miss Waibelle Heikes-Justice. VIII,
had been a guest of the Hote
willard for several weeks. has lcf
for her home at the Hotel Meth
erlands, New York. While in Wash
ington Miss Justice has been ex
tensively entertained.
Mrs. Winter and Miss Haffor,
will entertain at a tea in the anne,
of the national clubhouse of tn,
American Association of Universit,
Women. 1907 H street, at 1 o'clocI
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. c. C. Wheeler. of Ham
mondsport, n. Y, was the guest o
honor at a card party and luncheon
given by Mrs. James r. Colburn yes
terday afternoon at the Women
City Club. Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler ar,
visiting DR.. Kate Lozier and Judg,
Monroe Wheeler.
The Capitol Chapter. d. A. r.. o
which Mrs. Catherine Nagle is re
gent. is giving an informal subscrip
tion dance this evening at Meridian
Mansion, 2400 Sixteenth street.