The Washington times., 1922-08-10

making q series Of visits TO school
friends before going TO Des Moines,
Iowa, TO be with her mother.
wright: Gen. Andre Brewster, Sena-
tor Lawrence Phipps, and Gordon
Ramsey. Of the Treasury Depart.
ment. a.... ..
Senator John B. Kendrick. who
has been detained in Washington
by the legislation before the Sen.
( ate, hopes to be able to leave
washington in September to join
Mrs. Kendrick and Miss Rosa-Maye
Kendr!ck at their home In Wyo-
ming, where they expct to remain
until after the elections.
Senator and Mrs. T. Coleman du-
iPont left Tuesday aboard their
yacht, Tech, for Wilmington, Del.
where they will spend q short time
before going to their home on the
! Hudson.
The Assistant to the Attorney
General and Mrs. Guy Despard Cfoif
sailed Monday from New York
aboard the Berengaria for Europe,
where they will spend several
weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Con made
series OF visits In West Virginia,
/ Connecticut and the New Jersey
coast before sailing.
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I Mrs. James r. Barbour has gone
| to Cape May, n. j., 10 be with her
| daughter, Mrs. George Lewis Mayer
| OF Philadelphia, who has cottage
there for the sumrrer.
| Admiral and Mrs. William 8.
! Sims were the quests In whose honor
Bishop and Mrs. James II. Darling
ton entertained at dinner last night
! at their summer home. The Cor.
| ners, at Newport. There were TWEEN.
ty guests present;
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Miss Helen LeSeure. sranddaush.
| ter OF Congressman Joseph q. Can
non, who Is touring in New England
with her grandfather and her aunt.
Miss Helen Cannon, will return to
| washington on Saturday or Sunday.
Mr.. Cannon and Miss Cannon are ex.
pected back next week.
senator Wesley II. JOnbb wan
among those attending the perform.
ance OF "Cappy Ricks," with Tom
Wise in the title role, at the Garrick
Theater last night. Others In the
audience were Assistant Attorney
General and Mrs. Rush Holland,
General Baron Won Below and Baron
ess Won Below and William ]. burns.
Tonight Albert OttinEer. Assistant
Attorney General, will give q theatar
party at the Garrick for Attorney
General Daugherty's secretary. War
rem T. Martin.
The Charge d'Affaires OF the
Netherlands, DR.. J. b. Hubrecht,
win return to Washington the middle
OF next week from New York, where
he went on Monday.
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Wing Commander NJ. q. Christie,
air attache of the British embassy,
and Harold Sims, attache, left yes.
terday for New York, whore they
will spend few days before going TO
Montreal, Canada, to be the guests
OF Mr.. Sims parents, Mai. and Mrs.
A. Haig Sims. at Au RivaEe. Com.
mander Christie will leave there
Sunday for Ottawa and win return
to Washington next Wednesday.
Mr.. Sims will attend the wedding Of
Miss Mildred Bromweli and Capt.
Sidney Bailey at Charievoix. Mich,
on August Is, but will return i'm
mediatsly to his home In Montreal
and will come to Washington the
first Of September.
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@. r Ceccato. Of the Italian En-.
bassy staff, has returned from q
visit at the Hot Springs, Va.
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Arthur Yencken. third secretary
of the British embassy. will leave
tomorrow for Seabright, N. j.
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Signor and Signora Vittorio Fa.
lorsi, OF the italian embassy, will
sail today from New York aboard
the Conta Rosso for their nome in
Italy. 'r.r
| Miss Frances Hampson returned
Yesterday afternoon from the North
Shore, where she was the guest Of
Miss Alice Mann. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. I. T. Mann, at their sum.
mer estate on Coolidge Point. Miss
Betty Grove, who was also guest
OF Miss Mann, and ACCOMPANIED
Miss Hampson to Coolidge Point,
has returned to Baltimore, where
she and her mother are spending
some time with her brother.
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Miss Catherine Let's, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs John c. Letts, Ia
entertaining at bridge this, after.
noon at Ayrlawn, the home of MIR.
and Mrs. Let's In Chevy CHASE, for
her sister, Mrs. william Marion
Guthrie, who is visiting here. There
are twelve In the party.
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Randolph walters, the portrait
Painter, who Ia now engaged upon
portrait OF Senator Joseph Irwin
France. has arranged an exhibition
Of his remarkable Axtec Aura silks,
which will be on view at whitmore.
Lynn and Alden,s through this
week.
Roger J. fWhiteford has returned