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Society
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daughter, Mrs. Augustine Il. Beaure-
gard, Commander Beauregard hay-
ing been recently assigned TO duty
In South American waters.
Former Secretary Of War Henry
l.. Stimson entertained the entire
community of West Hill. Hunting.
ton. L. l., yesterday at his estate.
High Hill, at the annual Columbus
Day celebration. About 500 per.
sons were present and nearly ha.f
took part In the sports. Refresh.
ments were served. .
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Mrs. Charles Haywood, widow of
Maj. Gen. Haywood. U. 8. NJ. e., has
returned to Washington after years
absence and taken an apartment at
the Grafton for the winter.
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Mrs. Louis Perrine. who has been
the guest Of her niece. Mrs. L. l..
Nicholson. jr., during the Red Cross
conference. returned to her home In
Trenton yesterday.
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Lieut.. Commander Frank Lewis,
U. 8. N, has engaged apartments
at the Burlington Hotel for the
winter.
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Sixty Nurses Entertained
BY American Association.
Sixty nurses from all over the
country, who are In Washington
to attend the annual meetings Of
the American Red Cross and the
American Child Hygiene Associa-
tlon, were entertained at luncheon
at the National Headquarters Of
the American Association, 1884
street, on Wednesday.
Some of the nurses who are
members Of the association and
others who have been given club
privileges were the hostesses.
Lieut.. Col. Harry N. Cootes, who
has been stationed for some time
at Fort Meyer. will leave here early
in January for Austria. where he
will serve as military attache at
our legation at Vienna. He will
also be an attache Of the Lega-
[ ton at Prague, Czechoslovakia.
Lieut.. Col. Allan L. Briggs. who is
now serving at those posts, will
come to Washington to be on duty.
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cCihVcAiBCt, VI tHc ChP-
ping Board, who has been away for
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel.
VIII Be Guest Of Honor
Of College WOmen's Club.
DR.. Ella Oppenheimer. who win
be the guest Of honor at tea at
| the College Women's Club on Mon
day afternoon. will make q report
on the child hygiene conference.
In the receiving line with DIR. OPP
penheimer and Mrs. Veerhoff. prcsi-
dent of the club. will be DIR.
Frances A. Foye, Dr. Mary Alice
| Brosius and DIR. Ada r. Thomas
Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley will preside
at the tea table.
Miss Betty MCGEE, of Oakland.
Cal. is spending a week or two
at Wardman Park Hotel. She is
accompanied by Miss Virginia sar.
gent, Of Los Angeles.
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Merritt Starr has arrived from
Chicago, TO spend several daTs
In Washington. where he will be
a guest at the Lee House.
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E. J. Wainwright, Jr., Of Pitts
burgh, Penna., is at the Lee House
for an indefinite period.
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Charles NJ. Pepper entertained at
| dinner last night at the Edgemoor
home of his son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly Price Evans.
for the Amba ssador Of Chile, Mr..
Matthew, and Alfred Houston. Of
Santiago. MIR. Houston is the guest
Of Mr.. Pepper.
Mrs. Lawrence Hamill. executive
secretary of the Day Nursery ind
Kindergarten Association, of Cleve-
land. Ohio. and delegate to the
National Conference on Child Hy-
giene, which is to meet in Wash
!ngton, will address the members
II the woman's City Club at the
forum luncheon to morrow at one
o'clock. The subject of Mrs. Iia.
Mills talk will be Present Day
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