The Washington herald., 1922-08-23
WASIIlNGT( N SOCIETY

y. CT. has fsturnsd frem visit TO
Philadslphia-.
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y Mrs. D. X. Johnson. who was In
Canada for . few wseks, has re-
turned 70 washinrfons
Mrs.. Bsyerlat \. MASON ana her
daughtsrs. lfiss Julia Mason ano
Ms 0Sorxe aifmer Easiey. nave
gone to NAntuckst TO remain unt,.
the end Of september.
Capt. and Mrs.. =. e. Edsesomp.
Camp Eustis. ya., who win be IN
washingten fcf An indsAnite ne,
riod. are At the Burlington Hotel.
WILL PnEsENT PLAY
AT sARTD CLUE. .se
Mrs. Fafrington and Mr.. jarvis
will present "Dissenes and the
Lady" play In one act, At tho Arts
Club tomorrow evening, after the
regular weekly club dinner. a.
which Mr.. Chiffon win be host.
Sidney Clark has returned 10 his
apartment At the Racquet Club
after q visit m New York, where
he went last Thursday.
Capt. r. A. Hart. u. s. N. c., 10
stopping at the Lee House while In
Warrington for q few days. * Z
@. r.. Lowe. prominent b isiness
man Of yokohama, Japan, is at the
New willard for . few days.
Senior J. Antonio Lopes and fam
lily have returned from Cuba, and
have reopened their apartments "a
the burlington Hotel
Rev. and Ma. L. Cody Marsh have
engaged apartments. at the Burltas.
ton.
The Capt. Molly Pitcher Chapter.
District Of Columbia. U. 8. d. A. r..
! has sent out formal announcements
that n presents Mrs. @. Wallace w.
Hanger as candidate for the once
| of president general Of the National
Society. d. A. r.. In April. 1888.
Mss Martha Fitzpatrick has re-
| turned from White sulphur Springs
where she spent the past week
| While there she attended the cotii-
lion given by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
| b. Paine and Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Grant, and the masque ball of Satur-
day evening at Kate's Mountain
Club. g
ASKED TO REVIEW
NEW HUTCHINSON NOVEL.
Herbert jenkins. mana ging editor
of Little, Brown and Company. Eos
ton. 'discoverers' OF A. b. N
Hutchinson, author Of III Winter
Comes" has sent to Mrs. Louis N
Geldert, national president OF the
League of American Pen Women, q
copy Of Mr.. Hutchnson,s latest book,
This Freedom" asking for Q crit
icism Of the book from Mrs. Geldert
in her capacity rs the president OF
the largest organization OF women
writer's In the world.
MISS RUTH EDMONsTON
wEDs CHARLES w. NEWHALL.
Miss Ruth Edmonston. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther W. Edmons-
ton. and Charles w. 'Newhall. of
Bethlehem. Pa. were married at 10
o'clock a.. m. on last by
the Rev. DR.. ]. r. Edwards. Metho-
dist Episcopal. presiding elder of
the District of Columbia. ip the
presence Of the immediate family.
Miss Elsie Kane attended the bride.
while the best man was Carl Hey
dorm Edm6nston. brother Of the
bri(e. Mr.. and Mrs. Newhali left
for q short trip. visiting with Mr..
Nevhall's relatives in different
parts of Pennsylvania, including
lPhiladelphia. Upon their return
they win reside with the brides
parents at as2l Tenth street north
west. -.-.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest c. Rick have
returned from an. extended tour
through the England States
and to Niagara FallG. Buffalo, Phil
adelphia and Atlantic City.
DR.. John C. Cornell. Public Health
Service, has opened HIS apartments
at the Burlington Hotel.
DR.. and Mrs. L. c. Kiser. Piquay
Ohio, who are en- route to White
Sulphur Springs. Va. are at the
Burlington Hotel for a few days.
Hiram s. Dewey and George F..
Dewey. of New York. are at the
Lee House for few days, :