Evening star., 1922-11-17
Society
Continued from Eighth Page.)

Fisher, Capt Robert stocker. U. s. NJ:
Mrs. ]. L. Ackerson Of Philadelphia.
Pa; Capt. w. G. Du Bose. u S. NJ;
Capt J. G. Tawresy. U. 8. NJ; Mr..
arthur M. Marsh Of Bridgeport, Conn.,,
ana MIR. and Mrs. q. NJ Henry. Capt.
Furer is leaving Warrington in the
, near future with the United States
naval mission to Brazil, OF which he
Will be member.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Arthur Drury
entertained at dinner last evening in
the1r home on Rhode Island avenue in
nonor OF Mrs. Carter. widow of Sena-
| tor Thomas II. Carter of Montana,
who will spend a portion Of the win
| ter IN her former home in the west.
me other guests were DR.. and Mrs.
Harvey w. Wiley. DR.. and Mrs. Pat
rick Lenox, Gen. and Mrs: William H.
carter. Mr.: and Mrs. Hugh Black
Rowland. DR.. and Mrs. Darcy M.
! Magee and Mr.. G. Bryan Pitts.
The controller Of the currency.
Mr. p. r. Crissinssr. was host at din
apartment at the Somerset, when his
quests were the charge d'affaires OF
Japan. Mr.. Sadao Saburi; Mr. j.
| Mizukoshi and Mr.. U. Kamimura OF
Sapporo, Japan; MIR. Judson c. We'll
liver and Mr.. sherburne G. Hopkins.
M.. Durham Rogers is leaving
Washington tomorrow for New York,
where he has taken an apartment at
81 S1ast 55th street for the winter.
Mr.. Rogers has spent the autumn in
Atlantic City and New York.
| Mrs. Field. Wife of Capt. James G.
| Field, u. S. NJ. has returned to her
| home at 2s1s Cathedral avenue, from
an extended visit with her mother,
| N
las, Tex.
| Lord Louis Mountbatten and Lady
Mount batten. who are visiting in
/ day. December 2. aboard the Olympic
tor their homo in England.
| Mr.. and MIRA Norman James and
Miss Margie James of Baltimore have
gone to New York for a short stay at
the Hotel Belmont. Mrs. James was
. formerly Miss Isabelle Hagner of
| Washington.
Miss Alice NJ. Fuller, whose mar
riage to Mr.. Louie c. Pimper will take
place tomorrow afternoon, will be at
homo informally this evening In the
| home of her brother-in-law and sis
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wilson Will
| ton, at 1919 / street.
Among those entertaining at lie
Paradis last evening were Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Nelson, with a party
of ten for supper.
Mrs. Alice Barney. who was prom
some years ago. will return and spend
a portion of this winter here She
! las arrived in New York and is at
the Webster for week before COM
ng to the capital. Mrs. Barney has
| wed In France for several years
where her daughters make their
! homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Quincy Smith are
leaving this afternoon for New York
to meet their daughter, Miss Dorothy
Quincy Smith.
an absence OF ten years. during which
period she graduated from Miss
Spence's School in New York and
completed various courses in the his
tory of art and literature at the Sor-
! bonne in Paris and a short period of
study at the University of Madrid.
| Miss Edna Muncaster entertained a
party Of sixteen guests at a bridge
| supper last evening at her residence,
! 1881 18th street.
/ Mrs. Helen Dortch Longstreet, wild
ow of the great Confederate leader,
has been unexpectedly called to ac-
company her aged mother. who Is III,
! to her home in GAINESVILLE. Ga.
Mr.. Charles B. Logan Of San Juan.
i Porto Rico, who has come to Wash
ington for the extra session Of Con-
gress. MAS taken apartments at the
! Burlington Hotel.
| Mrs. Lucius F. Gridlev and Miss
Charlotte B. Gridley will be hostess
es to the Prince George County Chap
| ter. D. A. R.. of which they Rre mem
bers. in their home. 1851 Monroe street
northwest. Tuesday evening from :
! to IL o'clock.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C. Lockwood of
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