The Washington times., 1922-10-26
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Georgia.
Mr.. md Mrs. Leonard L. Nichol
SON, 81, win % to New York abou:
November, l5 It'd yisit the latter.f
brother-in.law and sister, MT. and
Mrs. Harris Crist -.
Mrs. G,rdsner .,a |.
Entertains Mt Luncheou.
Mrs. Helen III. Gardener, civil servs
lee commission neg,t entertained twenty
five persons at luncheon Eat the
womepsi City Club yesterday. The
guests. all men. Included the twelve
district secretaries OF the United
states Eiyii Service Commission now
in conference here. George r.. Wales.
civii service eommissioner, and va
rious officials Of; the comnlissioli per.
nianentiy located IN washihgtons =
Paui NJ. warbdrs. sof New York,
prominent banker, ID spending few
days Mt the New willard. having ar.
rived yesterday. -.
The charity linen shower. tea and
card party, combined, given annually
by the Ladies of Proyidence Hospital,
win take place this year at the insti-
tuition, on the afternoon OF Noveni-
ber 20. The benefit committee is
headed BY Mrs. r. L., Holden.
Commander ana Mrs. Emory
Land entertained at dinner last
evening at the Chevy, Chase Club
in honor OF Capt. and. Mrs. Sidney
r. Bailey. There were about
twenty-five guests, among them.
Capt. Tottenharn., Of the British
Embassy staff.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. H. n. Band
holtz entertained at dinner last
evening when their guests included
MAJ. Gen. and Mrs. !, Charles q.
Farnsworth, Col. and Mrs. Charles
Keller and Col. and Mrs. William
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Walker
Of London. England. are spending
some time at The Lee House.
The marriage Of Miss Dorothy
Radcliffe Hordern, daughter OF
Mrs. Radcliffe Hordern, of Pitts.
burgh and Warrenton, to Thomas
Wallace. Smith. jr., took place last
evening at st. James Episcopal
Church, Warrenton, Virginia.
A reception followed the wedding
ceremony at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison Nesbit, uncle and
aunt Of the bride.
The bride wore a gown OF white
satin and her attendants wore
gowns OF rainbow hue, pale green.
apricot. blue and orchid. The
matron OF honor was Mrs. Cor.
nelius Clock. OF Cleveland. and the
maid OF honor was Miss Constance
Hordern, sister Of the bride. The
brides maids were Miss Alice Trever
Hoge and Miss Mary Caroline Hoge.
OF Pittsburgh.
The bridegroom was attended by
Kenneth Miller. Of Pittsburgh, as
best man. and oliver Smith, WAL
lace Smith. Charles Coachmap.
Franklin w. Carter and Scott Her.
ron Nesbit as ushers. The Rev.
william q. Pentleton, OF Lynch
burg, performed the ceremony as
sisted by the Rev. Paul d. Bowden
OF 81. James.
The bride Ia a granddaughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Nesbit. OF
Washington.
Mrs. Edgar 7. Brown and Mrs.
June Bird will pour tea at the Won
ems City Club tomorrow afternoon.
when q reception will be held from 4
to o'clock. The civic section Is
especially invited and all new mem.
bers.
Miss Bessie Ackermann, traveller
and writer. is the guest of Mrs. John
Mock on her way to the Pacific coast.
Miss Ackerrnann has had varied ex.
perfence as q woman traveller and
has kept In close touch with the
events OF the moment. Mrs. Mock
will be at home TOMORROW afternoon
from \ to Z O'Clock at her residence,
1851 Connecticut avenue. A general
is extended TO Miss Acker.
mann's Washington friends.
The College won,en's Club will
have as honor guest tomorrow. David
Wing. who viii discuss the sub
Ject Of Coal" which, from day to
day, grows more interesting. Mrs.
william b. Bell, recently chosen re-
cordins secretary Of the club to sue
coed Mrs. James q. Cumming. who
has left town, will be hostess for
the afternoon, and Mrs. Louis A
Bauer will pour tea.
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Mrs. Swormstedt to Preside