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Charming Rridrn Party

One OF yesterdays most charming
parties was that given by Mrs. Charles
O'Hrlcn. rf tho howard apartments hon
orlnE Ms. curtis clark. or Pittsburgh.
who Is the guest Of Mrs X Il kiichcn
md Miss Eancy Estnhr"ok. who Is visit
Ing Mrs. Charles wilkins. tn" a1air
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Hallen, Grafton. ". Va; G. A. Hart
Philadelphia, Pa.
Mcclure HOTEL D. Barkes' Char'
lesion; H. ". Linsel Cameron; r. n
darlington. Charleston. VI. r. Loar'
Grafton: Harry Whiting. GlnTale' W.
Va IL B. Craw,cy. Parkersburgh.
Grand central-H. G. Maccollan.
F!tirmont, i : HoltOn, Fairmont:'J. 5.
ScIway, canton. o.. 4. II. Snively, Can
ton. OK W. Holmes Cleveland. O.
Botel whoelng-'. II Cunningham
81 Marys; p. NJ. Shepherd. ST. Ciairs-
VILE. 0; D Bass. Pittsburgh: ]. -
Weir. Columbusf o. F. +. Wagner South
Bend. Ind,
Hotel Windsor-A J. Valentine. Far
sons ". Va; r. l.. Minis. iarkershurgh
4. Gerls, MarCantown: X. w IFI'r
Huntington: J. Vizary, Morgantown.
stamm Hotel-H l.. Lewis. Cleveland
o; {. B. Coan. Huntington; g. r. vat
son Mitdlehorr. j. y. Berry. Fits
hurgh. s Ostron. PITTSBURGH.
Mr., and Mrs. Anton Rieberson oil
Glenwood Heights and Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Balleston OF Sixteenth street are
enjoying a vacation trip in Montreal
Canada. and New York.
! Mr.. and Mrs Edward SunshalT o,
I Cleveland are house guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Cashdollar Of North Wheeling.
Mr. and Mrs. George Myles and
children. Catherine and Junior o.
Springfield. H.. arrived yesterday iol
two weeks visit in South Warwood
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns Murray Wi
leave the latter part Of this week io'
Buckeye Lake for a visit.
VI. L. Baker motored 10 PlttsburSl
Yesterday, where he viii spend th'
next ten days on business.
Mrs. W. A. Ward has As her CUES
her daughter Mrs. Barrett Of Florida
Miss Bertha Logan has returned
after A brief visit in Cleveland.
: Miss Mary G.. Mercel Of Pittsburgh
who is registered at the Stnmm hote
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IGNORING young visitors

most enjoyable aftair 'h'S 'N'
ming. Will be the picnic when mas '
minced honor!ng TWO visitors OF the
,.ounrer set Miss Mabel Burchard. NJ
xorunlk Conn, and Miss Sehon Nc
Coach or Huntington. \ congenial
crowd ~ n" Young people VII motor
10 suitable spot where picnic sup
per will be served.
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At welcome Inn

one oF tn" mos, enjoyable OF last
evenings small dinner parties held at
The Welcome Inn. near LlOydsrille. was
that Of = party Of four who drove out
from his city and who included MI.
and Mrs William Arnits and Mr.. and
Mrs r. T. Nay.
Tomorrow evening a large dinner
rarty will ho given at the Inn Mt
which Mrs Thomas Frazier Of 1'rook-
side Will pr"Sid" as hostess. 'oFers
VIII he lad for twenty guests
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A. her HON" In Lenn"X MrS Me
Radcliffe will entertain group or hcr
friends. this afternoon. Bridge VIII
he the diversion OF the afternoon hours
following which = delicious two-cours"
luncheon will he served.
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Mrs. schenk TO Entertain.

Mrs Albert Schcnk. IT, has !"N'VEU
a ntGuhcr ~ friends 20 he her guests
TOMORROW afternoon at her home IN.
I,cpox. or that occasion she will en-
,or,ain with A luncheon at ! o'clock. TO
hcfollowed by . delightful afternoon Of
bridge.
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Was in the nature Of a morning bridge
party. tho guests arriving Mt 10 O'CLOCK
and playing until noon when delicious
buffet luncheon was served. Three tables
accommodated the guests for the cards,
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at the river side camp. delicious
chicken dinner will add 70 tho days
cnjoymcnts Mrs. William Owens. pres
ldent &C the society is in charge OF the
DAYS events.
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Cumberland. Nd. July IN MIS- 'N''
wa,,sio, Of EIkins. W Va. an
.,,,,,rrs tho marriage cc her daughter
yeIrn reari wamSlcy. to Ceoi! x. Aaron
~ Cumberland. June 90 by me Hen.
rto,ard /, Schlinke They VIII reE'uo
a, IS Goathe street this city
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for the next few days, b visiting
friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Elliott are visit

Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Elliott are visit
ing their daughter at Fairmont. =.
Alfred Hadcn Is spending scVerA
weeks with the ST. Matthews Choir
camp at Mt Lake Park, Md.
Louis Feinler will return Sunday from
"A weeks trip at Fish Creek.
'Wuhcr Front OF the Island will re-
turn home this evening after having
spent several weeks visiting with re-
lativcs in Cleveland.
John Reed who has been spending
several days with friends IN Fairmont
mas returned home.
Everett Smith OF Pittsburgh spent
Yesterday in this city on business.
John Dacy.of the Island has recover
cd from slight illness and is again
able to be out.
Tom Noble Will leave tomorrow for
Buckeye Lake where he will spend the
weekend with friends.
r. NJ Hood Of Warrington has re-
turned home after spending scNcra!
days in this city on business
II. q. Gil. superintendent Of tho In
! dcrendcnt Packet Company. ~ Fits
. burg. passed through Wheeling NcSt"r-
/ day on his way 10 points down mo
! river.
! W. r. Coon Of New York City Was a
business vlsltgr IN TINS city YESTERDAY.
! Miss Lillian Funk has returned I" THIS
! after spending the past two weeks WIN
! her parents at rarEershurs.
/ ". Jcwkes Of Detroit Mich, is srenh-
| ing several days In this city on busi-
| ness.
| James Scott OF WellsburE was visit
| ing with trends in this city yesterday.
II. G.. Loud Of Baltimore. Nd. is
! huSincSS visitor IN This city.
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Picnic at Park

Saturday afternoon the members ~
the SUNDAY schoo' class Of Mrs. Henry
SmalIwood Of Warwood will hold their
annual outing at Wheeling Park. Ma
chimes Will convey tho party 20 tn"
grounds and swimming and games Of
various kinds will be enjoyed until 5
o'clock when picnic supper will b"
served
Those Nehn viii attend Nre:
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The Bible IS being sent out by radio.
daily extracts being read daily from
tho Newark station by a member of the
American Bile Society.
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NOTABLE EVENT
SET FOR TODAY
INFORMAL RECEPTION rHIs EVE
MING AT HOME OF MRS. W. A.
WARD on THE ISLAND.
Event VIII Honor Mrs. ]. B. Barrett
OF Florida, Who IL VtstdnS
Friends Here.

One ~ most notab," OK s"c'a! events
IN today.s calendar. VII p" IN" infor'
nal reception TO be hold 4, the ho.n"
o. Mr. and Mrs. W. \. Ward on South
Penn street the island The event
hono-S Mrs. 7 2. Barrett. Of FlcridS
who - the guest ot ECr PARENTS, MI
and Mrs Wacd ard Mrs. Margaret
Parks and Miss Louise Parks. both Of
Jrtontown. IA.
A large number ~ the friends - no
honor guests VIII 30 present a. the az
Fair. this evening. Light refreshments
will ~ served throughout the evening
hours.
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Medium Brown Hair looks best or All
after a Golden Clint Shampoo. adv
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hose Who will attend arc:

Rrctha Hamilton Bertha cidmau
, June Gibson Martha CNmm!nS
/ katherine Fen: Vera Jenkins
! Rartha Majors Berry Wilson
Stella Morgan Jessie Cooper
! Catherine MCrrio Helen RothmUnn
I Lillian Perkins Nancy Woods
! Grace WINNER Helen Na"r
| Martha Steele Xita Xinrerman
| Julia Humos Helen King
! Jane HarpA- Cora Edwards
| Gertrude Helms
MesdamcS--
! Harry Smallwood Harry Thomas
Robert Smith Walter Fent
John Cornell John Mason
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Delightful Surprise Party

Mr.. Harry A. Haldcman va ,,MdN~c2
pleaSan, surprise party by crowd OF
rs friends at MS home ~ WhrwH"l
avenue, Tuesday evening. tt" occasion
honored Mr. Haldeman's birthday ann
verSary. Tho evening vas spHAr Il ~
r!ous social diversions and At IN aNNr6.
pirate hour luncheon VAS served 10 ihr
following;
Messrs and MesdaTes--
Sam ! SHARP Ralph =. Serpn-
carl ~ SN"!S Charles y. tenk MS
William +; l.oCor Harry \. Ha 'd"ma y
NcSdamrS-
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EntertAinS Club.

Mrs Robert Fcnt win entertain the
members OF her club. this afternoon At
her home on Vance avenue. EuChrn
will be tho pleasant rastlme and At the
close OF the afternoon. a delicious che
ken dinner will, be served 20 the guests
who will be:
William LLOYD Albert Dillon
Thomas KRrr George Trace
Charles Baker William Cooper
Russell Harper George Thompson
Martin Fent
Moonlight Picnic.
The Bloch farm was the scene IT a
delightful moonlight: picnic Monday
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AT THE HOTELS

AT THE HOTELS
The Rogers NJ T. chapman. Hart
ford. " Va. ". n. cameron, Cambridge
@. jos wciehCrC. Pittsburgh; I. n.
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Ed VI l.cm,ey

Misses
Edna Leml"y Adelaide ShaH
Frances T.. Jenkins
Masters
Edward Sharp William }. I0?or
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Aaron.Wamsley wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Croson.
The Washington times., 1922-03-14

~ OETS ding Of the first rci.in
In the treetops, the first
violet IN thu deil, the first
pussy willow Ia the wood, an the
Washingtonians have 4 surer ba-
rometer- sharp clatter OF
horses hoOfs on the pavementsyon
The way to bride paths along the
Potomac or through Rock Creek
Park.
; The horse stili holds first place
In the hearts pf ,Washingtonians.
The motor oar b all right for BUSH
ness, but for pleasure the National
Capitol prefers the saddle ard
birdie rein. With the first hint
OF spring In the air, horse en-
thuaiasts are out in full force aid
the bride paths are crowded With
riders. Probably no other city In
the world cffers such alluring
miles Of bride paths. twisting their
way under shading trees or along
the banks OF stream and river.
There are some fifty miles OF
bride paths In Rock Creek Park
alone, and the rider may ride all
dav and not once retrace his steps.
Everyone rides. It u the sport
Of matron and maid. OF diplomat
and Government official. OF but
terfly and grub. On q sunny
morning in Rock Creek Park one
may>run across an ambassador or
two out for q taste Of fresh air;
some dignified Senator or politi-
cal star OF first magnitude. SEN
ator Borah never misses his morn
ing ride, rain or shine. Senator
Weller IL an ardent equestrian.
Senator KenSfick boasts Of n
skin acquired in the days when he
was a cowboy on the plains OF
his native State Of Wyoming :
Senator Hendricks daughter, Miss
Deaa MavA Kendrick. IL vastly
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proud of hera slsln in the sadie.
and IL one Of the finest horse
women IN the city. x
MRS. WARREN d ELANo
AZ ROBBINS, with her hus-
band. the newly appointed coun.
ssior OF the American embassy
In Berlin, and two boys. rides
Miss Patricia Ainsa,, bud Of
this season: y one Of the most
&rdent horsewomene In the
younger Get. Miss Alfalfa Kim
nell. daughter Of Comdr. and Mrs.
Harry Kimmell and q debutante,
z ID an excellent horsewomar.
The minister Of Denmark. Mr..
Brun. 10 q devotee Of the saddle
and rides practically every sum
The army set. naturally. are
particularly Interested In the
bride paths. Two OF, the most
interesting little riders in the
park are the two small daughters
of Brig. Gen. William Mitchell
himself a horseman b OF parts.
Miss Elizabeth. and Miss Harriet
Mitchell Major Harry. Leonard
and his step.daughter, Miss Nell
Theron. are frequently together
on the birdie paths on Sunday
mornings. The youngsters IN.
Washington are following In their
elders footsteps.
Nor are the riders alone OF In.
terest. The horses one sees on
the bride paths OF Warrington
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"A Cha NtC Gle or EVENTS
WITH SIDE LIGHTS ON TIE MEN
AND WCAAEN WHO MAKE UP
MASHiNGTCM,S CQMPl Ex AND
INTERESTING SOGlAL LlFE

ton for q fow days and II staying 1t
the Ghoreham. DIR. Earrand. who
was for some time chairman Of the
national committee Of the American
Red CroGo. and Mrs. Farrnnd were
pupular residents Of washington dur.
Ing the hast Administration.
\ Edward McCauley. who has been
disu1antling his homein Rhode Island
avenue, win leave next month to
pass the summer with his -son-in-law
and daughtsr, Mr.. and Mrs. Wolcott
Tuckerman. In California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Devereaux Milburn,
OF long Isiandd. are at the Willard
Hotel for several days.
Mrs.. Evard 3. Pratt. who, with her
young son, has been visiting her
parents, Admiral and Mrs. John Car
psntsr. for several weeks, viii return
tomorrow 70 her home in South
Grunge. N. J.
--+-
Dean v. Worcester. of Manila,
former secretary ana member of the
Philippine commission. and Mrs.
worcester are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Douglas at Stoneieigh Court.
go - ss
Mrs.. Alanson B. Houghton, wife
OF the nswly-appofnted American Am.
hassador 70 Germany, and her son.
A. b. Houghton, jr., are 1t the Chat
ham Hotsl, New York. for q few
days. Mr.. Houghton has been in
Washington to receive his instruc-
tons from the State Department.
Princess Ghilta. who has been Mt
The Washington times., 1922-03-14

hunters purchased In England. re-
ceived their schooling at the
Jumps In Rock Creek Park.
rs n, -
AT the Now York Flower Show.
. which ssrves annually AZ tho
dress rehearsal for spring. the,
MRS. Warren q. Harding" an
orchid grown by James B. Duke.
was awarded gold medal. The
Princess Nary" Q white orchid,
and q new orchid npmed In honor
Of Mrs. Herbert Hoover, the 81 Lou
Henry Hoover" also took gold
medals. The last flower was christ.
ened yesterday In the presence OF
number OF Girl Scouts, an or
ganization Of which Mrs. Hoover
has been made the honorary pres
dent. Mrs. Arthur Osgood Choate,
vice president Of the organization,
was sponsor for the bloom
The most popular numbers In
the flower show are, always the
formal gardens. covering q large
floor space. William Boyce Thomp-
son carried off first prize this
year with a spring garden OF old
fashioned flowers surrounding a
pool and . white marble dancing
boy. Peoples. harebells. and
tulips nodded beside the water,
while apple blossoms, acacias and
lilacs lowered above them. Mrs.
Payne whitney won second prize
for q similar display.
Mr.. Thompson was member Of
the advisory committee OF the
American conference delegation,
and he and Mrs. Thompson spent
the early winter In Washington.
-
The Chief Justice and Mrs. Taft
will be the guests OF honor at din.
ner this evening Of Senator and
The Washington times., 1922-03-14

Lake Placid for several weeks, has
returned to Washington to remain
until the end Of this month when she
will 20 to Nsw York.
*, w. 49, ~.
Mrs. Hampson Gary entertained In
formally 1t luncheon 1t the Shore
ham yesterday. 4 Others who had
gueut6 at the 6horeham It the lunch
con hour were Mrs. Lee Benoist, Mrs.
Louis Titus and Mrs.. Lee Bsnoist. 4
Mn. Frank I. x. Appleby was
hostess at luncheon today At the Con-
gressionai Club. Her guests !nclud.
"a Mrs.. william Hughes. Mrs. Rich
Ard Yates. Mrs.. Wells Goodykoontx,
Mrs.. u. Hart Fem. Mrs. Walter III.
Newton, Mrs. Adam N. Wyant ana
Mrs. Charles p. TimbsrlAke.
4 x I, n ---4~-
Count MoItke, who has been spend
ing the winter In Washington. will
give up his apartment ct 1907
Nighteonth street and win sail the
latter psrt Of this week for Den
mark.
Miss Antoinette Graves arrived yes.
terday from New York 70 spend sew
eral weeks with her aunt, Mrs.
Charles Boughton Wood.
= The marriage OF Miss Olga Los.
eslle RossSn, daughter OF Mr.> and
Mrs. N. N, Reason, Of Del Ray,
Va. to Herbert w. Scott, of Cui.
pepper, was Soiemnized ON Sunday
morning 1t $50 o'clock, at the, home
Of the brides parents. 1t was :
The Washington times., 1922-03-14

'cHSys s.AnS conpauy "
The Belgian Ambassador and Bar
oness de Cartier. who have been In
New York for few days. returned
70 the embassy yesterday.
The italian Ambassador, Senator
Rolandi Ricci, II in New York for .
brief visit and Il II the Ritz Carlton
Entertaining 1t Legation.
Nine. Sze. wife OF the Chinese
minister, who entertained at lunch
con At the legation today. had AZ
guests Nine. de Cespedes, wife OF
the Cuban minister: Nine. Elizalde
wife Of the minister OF Ecuador;
Nine. francesca Quattrone. Princess
Cantecuezene, Lady Coddingtou,
Mrs Dreschfield., Mrs. Charles M.
Ffoulke. Mrs.. Ross Thompson. Mrs.
William r. Castle. jr., Mrs. Thomas
Washington. Mrs. Arthur Buxton.
Mrs. Ira Bennett. Mrs. Charles
Arthur Billiard, Mls. william f..
Dennis, the Misses Cullen, Mrs. Jen.
ninss c. Wise. Mrs. Lester Woolsey,
Mrs. Giliett-Hill, Mrs. Carey Cole.
Mrs. Edward "A. Hartman, Mrs.
Paul Fitzsirncns. Mira. b. B. Moran
and Miss Dorthy Read.
The dinner which the Minister
and Nine. SEE gave last evening was
in honor of the French Ambassador
and Mime. Jusssrand. The guests
asked 70 meet them were the Ambas-
sador OF Chile and Nine. Matthew.
the Ambassador Of the Argentine
and Nine. lie Breton. the Minister 81
Bulgaria and Nine. Panaretoff. the
.har9e d'affairea of Siam Phra
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Keep that wedding day
complexion

The blushine bride Of today should
be the blooming matron of tomor-
row, retaining the charm of girl
hoods freshness to enhance radiant
maturity. r..
For bridal beauty should not fade,
nor the passing of each anniversary
be recorded on your face.
I Keep the schoolgirl complexion
which graced your wedding day, and
you will keep your youth. With a
fresh, smooth skin no woman ever
seems old. 80
The problem of keeping such a
complexion was solved centuries ago.
The method is simple - the means
within the reach Of all.
Cosmetic cleansing the secret
To keep your complexion fresh
and smooth you must keep it scrupu-
lously clean. You can't allow dirt,
The Washington times., 1922-03-14
Not too expensive

Although Palmoliye 10 the finest mildest
facial soap that can be produced, the price
is not too high to permit general use on
the washstand for bathing. IL
This moderate price is due to popu-
larity, to the enormous demand which
keeps the Palmolive factories working day
and night and necessitates the importation
of the costly oils in vast quantity.
Thus soap which would cost at least rs
cents cake II made in small quantities is
offered for only 10 cents, q price ali can
afford. The old-time luxury of the few
may now be enjoyed the world over.
The Washington times., 1922-03-14

@. LarrtmOrs Kesley, were sl6ts.
Ellen Spencer Nuspsy. Jlsdgo Eafh-
ryn Sellers, Miss Adele DtssVns1.
Mrs. Ralph Wardwell Ma Ger
trude Leonard. Miss Ethel 1zsv-
renee Miss Christisss Quick. Mfss
Anna Boyle, Miss Berry, GoiilA snsi
Miss Elsa Fisher. u y q
Wedding Announoed.
I Cards were received here ySster-
day from Mr.. and My& FrApcis
Burton Harrison. In. Aleiers. m
nouncin6 the marriage there Of
their. daughter, Miss Virginia Ran
dolph Harrison to Christian 0ross
on January IS. n. Z,
Mr.. Gross met Miss Harvtson
when her father waS governor
general OF the Philippines. He II
the son Of the late Charles w.
Gross and Of Mrs Gross. Of Chi
cage. He served with digtif1ction
In the army during the VA, and
recently has been at the 0rSnoole
University In France. Mr., Gross
and his bride are now In Alo3erus
{ III
The Washington times., 1922-03-14
Don't use it only for your face

Complexion beauty should extend TO
throat, neck and shoulders. These are
quite as conspicuous as your face for
beauty or the Jack of it. y.
+ Give them the same identifying cleans
ing that yon do your face and they be-
come soft, white and smooth. Use il reg
ularly for bathing and let it do for your
body what It does for your face.
The Washington times., 1922-03-14

Oily skins won't need cold cream or 10
tons after using Palmolive. II the skin is
inclined to dryness, the time to apply cold
cream is after this cosmetic cleansing.
And remember, powder and rouge are
perfectly harmless when applied to a
clean skin and removed carefully once a
day. sS
The Washington times., 1922-03-14

oil and perspiration to collect and
clog the pores if you value clearness
and fine texture.
You caa't depend on cold cream
to do this cleansing-repeated appli-
cations help fill up the pores. The
best way is rs wash your face with
the mild, soothing, lather blended
from palm and olive oils, the cleans
ers used by Cleopatra.
Science has combined those two
Oriental oils in the bland, balmy
facial soap which bears their name.
You need never be afraid of the ef-
fects of soap and water If the soap
you use is Palmolive.
How II acts
The rich, profuse lather, fnassaged
into the skin, penetrates the pores
and removes every, trace OF the clog
ging accommodations which when neg
lected make the skin texture
= coarse and cause blackheads
An and blotches.
,jM 1t softens the skin and
M keeps it flexible and smooth.
HYU, 1t freshens and stimulates,
Will. encouraging firmness and at
VIII tractive natural color.
The Washington times., 1922-03-14

The members of Epsilon Chapter,
Kappa Beta Pi Legal Sorority. EN-.
tsrtained the women students OF the
Washington College. OF Law. ut tea
on Sunday afternoon at the Whits
Peacock. As6isting the dean. Miss
The Washington times., 1922-03-14

r6anpakttchs the Commercial Coun-
sslor OF the British Embassy and
Mrs.. John JOYCE Brodsrick,, thu
Counselor Of the Belgian Dmbessy
and Nine. Dc SAlys. Gen. and Mrs.,
Tasker H. Bliss. MAI. Gan. and Nr1.
John Lejeuns. Col. and Mrs. Clar-
snce o. Sheriff.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles C. Qlovse. Mr.. and Mrs.
George #. Masye. Mrs.. Henry G.
Corbin, Mrs.. George Vanderbilt.
Mrs. Charles Wstmors. Fred X.
Nielsen. Mr.. Hamilton Gordon and
Capt. Ssason Dsau.
The Minister Of CzschoslovaIsia,
DR.. 6topanek entertained . small
company q dinner last evening at
the willard.
Countess szechenY WIN Be hosts II
dinner this evening.
Mrs.. Herbert ksq,1ith has brought
her second brief visit to Washington
yesterday afternoon, accompanied by
an address there last evening and
ing. Princesss Bibesoo returned to
Washington last evening.
Yesterday Mrs. AsQuith. after Lie.
tening to the treaty debate In the
Senate for b little while, was the
guest OF honor at . small luncheon
given in the Senate restaurant by
Senator Frederick Hale. Of Maine.
Senator Lodge, Senator Walter Edge
snA IyvSoc~~a Tatk,~~~o ~rAr~ nfhAr
members Of the little luncheon party.
The Washington times., 1922-03-14

DR.. Livingston Farrand. president
OF Cornell University. II In Washing.
The Washington times., 1922-03-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White will
give q reception, with music, this
afternoon at their home in New
York. s.,
The Washington times., 1922-03-14

The last Of the winter exhibition
rides will be given at Fort Myer
on Friday, March II.
The Washington times., 1922-03-14

Mrs. Borden Hartman. who has
been In New York for q few days.
viii return this evening.
The Washington times., 1922-03-14

The Secretary Of tho Navy and
Mrs. Edwin DENLY were the guests
at dinner last evening Of Major and
Mrs. Renato Tittoni, who enter
tafned a company at the White
Byrnes, Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. r
F. Jones. Miss Eva Walker. Miss
Olga Peterson Hull, Colone, Halford
and Capt Gustave Villaret, Jr.
The Washington times., 1922-03-14

Mrs. william Howard Taft wai
the guest of honor at q luncheon
given today by Mrs. Harry Nor
ment. Those present were Mrs
Rufus 8. Day, Mrs.. Sarah Lee Phil
lips. Mrs. Charles c. McChord. Mrs
Charles H. Robb. Mrs. Oscar w
Underwood. IT,. Mrs. Mead Moore
Mrs. John H. Bankhead. and Nine
Hugo v. DePena.
The Washington times., 1922-03-14

Mr.. and Mrs. William Gibbs Nc
Adoo and their two small daughters,
Ellen Wilson and Mary Faith Nc
Adoo are among the recent arrivals
in Pasadena. Cal, and are registered
at the Huntington.
Mr.. and Mrs, McAdoo plan to re-
main in Pasadena for several
months, occupying one of the Hunt
ington bungalows. Eventually they.
will have their own home in Pasa-
dena. t.t.H ~" q,