Evening star., 1922-10-26
Society E@ y
British Ambassador and Lady Geddes
Hosts at Embassy Luncheon Today
for Lady Johnstone of England.

I Prince Michaers.mother is chairman.
Prince Michael and Princess Clarissa
visited the formers grandmother.
Washington Nome last winter. and
were extensively entertained during
their stay.
Mrs Eninsham Townsend and her
Nttle daughter, Margaret Graham
Townsend. have returned to their
nome on 21st street. after spending
| the summer at their place in Blue
Ridge Summit. Pa, where Mr.. Town
| send Joined them for the week ends
during the season.
Mrs. John l.. Edwards will entertain
at luncheon Tuesday, November II.
FOR her debutante daughter, Miss Vir-
ginia Edwards.
Mrs Hampson Gary returned last
evening from New York. where she
has been for several weeks.
Mrs. Horace Greeley Macfariand has
returned from fortni5hts visit in
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs John Mock have as
3 guest at their residence. 2651 Con-
necticut avenue. Miss Jessie Acker-
| mann. traveller and writer. who Is on
| her way to the Pacific coast. Mrs.
her at an informal at home tomor-
| row afternoon from to o'clock.
! when Miss Helen Watson and Mrs.
Plugge will preside at the tea table.
Miss Ackermann has many Old
| friends in WASHINGTON and Mrs.
Mocks at home is to give them an
opportunity to again meet her.
Former United States Ambassador
to France and Mrs. Hugh c. Wallace.
who have been at Hot Springs since
| their return from Europe, will arrive
where they have been for short
time. Their house at 1900 Massa
chusetts avenue has been put in
| readiness for them and they are ex-
pected to remain here through THE
winter.
Mrs. Harry Wells of the Woodley
has gone to Quan,ico for the week
end to visit Maj and Mrs Wells.
Capt Gordon Smith. military at
| tache of the Czechoslovakian legation.
entertained informally at the New
Willard last night at dinner.
Mrs. Carolyne Q. Smith Of New
York city is at the Burlington Hotel.
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs ]. NJ.
Tamraz. wife Of Capt. Tamraz. United
States Army.
Mr.. Arthur c. McElroy announces
the engagement OF his daughter
Catharine to Mr.. William n. Ransom,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Ransom.
MacDonalA-Wiiliam Wedding
, October 10 OF Interest Here.
Mrs. Julia Williams Of Philadelphia
announces the marriage OF her daugh-
| ter: Helen Dorothy to Mr.. c. Holme:
Mr.. and Mrs c. Edward Macdonald OF
I Washington. which took place October
ls. In the Central Congregational Church,
in Philadelphia.
The bride wore y; ,.o sh5ee-piscs going, e
match, and carried a shower bouquet
OF lilies Of the valley and white roses.
Her only attendant was Mrs. Meyer Of
Philadelphia. while Mr.. John Watt OF
Oxford. Pa. was best man to the
Preceding the ceremony an attractive.
~ arranged luncheon In color scheme
Of pink and white was given for the
wedding party and members Of the
and m1s f1K 1,sT the LETT for
bridal trip to the south: They will
be at home after the middle Of Novem-
Der. at Camp Hill, suburb Of Harris
burg.
Miss Helen H. Gardener. civil service
commissioner. entertained twenty-five
guests at luncheon. at the Women's
City Club yesterday. when the company
included the twelve District secretaries
Of the United States Civil Service Com
mission now in conference here. Mr..
George r. Wales. civil service commits.
eioner, and several officials Of the COM
mission who are permanently located
in Washington.
Mrs. William Peugeot Bird and the
members OF the civic section Of the
Women's City Club will be hostesses at
tea at the clubhouse from to s to-
morrow afternoon.
Mrs. William Wrleatey is entertaining
At dinner at the club tomorrow evening.
In honor Of Mrs. Campbell-T1pton widow
Of the composer, and Mr.. Leroy Lewis.
The officers and governors Of the club
will be the hosts at the Arts Club dinner
tonight.
Mrs. William H. Bullard Of Boston.
Mass, Is q guest at the Lee House while
on visit In Washington.
Gov ". c. Sproul Of Pennsylvania.
arrived in Washington yesterday and Is
at the New Willard for short stay.
Mrs. George E. Tener entertained
small party Of members Of the Garden
Club Of America at dinner last evening
at the Powhatan.
Miss Sarah F. Sparks has returned
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