The Washington times., 1923-03-27
Mrs. Copley Luncheon
Guest of Miss Mnffia.

Mrs. Ira Copley was the guest in
whose honor Miss Julia Maths en-.
tertained at a small luncheon to-
day. Miss Maths had as her
guest her sister. Mrs. Stanley
Snyder, of Danville, ILL.,, who has
just arrived. Mrs. Snyder expects
to remain in Washington about a
| month.
Prof. Fred B. Acosta, of George
Washington University, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C Noting
Evans in their box at the National
last night to see "Cinders." Miss
Helen Randolph, niece of Mr..
and Mrs. Evans was also in the
party.
Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cook,
candidate for president general of
the d. A. r., will come to Wash.
ington on April Is and will STAY
at the Hamilton Hotel.
MI. and Mrs. c.. r. Norment, ir..
are at the Hotel Chatham, in New
York.
Mrs. Phiny Jewell and her
daughter, Miss Josephine Jewett.
and her son, Phiny Jewell, jr., of
Massachusetts,, are guests at the
Lee House while on a visit to Miss
Elizabeth Harris.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Willis J. Abbott
have arrived from Boston. and are
established at the Hamilton during
their stay in Washington.
Mrs. Harry Greenough will come
TO Washington today for an extend.
ed stay, and will aso be at the
aunt of r.: Henry Norweb, Of the
State Department.
M. Takaski, of Tokyo, Japan, who
is In Washington on business with
the japanese embassy, is at the
Burlington Hotel.
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Mrs. George d. Hope and Mrs
Albert D. Lasker are both in New
York, and are stepping at the Ritz
Carlton Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. Mckee
| of Boston. are at Wardman Park
Hotel for a spring visit They are
accompanied by Mrs. l.. S. Allison
and Miss Allison.
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Tickets for the annual Dixie ball
of the Robert f. Lee Chapter
L. D. c.. which will be held at the
Willard on Easter Monday evening
April 2, may be obtained at the
newsstand of that hotel or by call
ing the chairman of the ticket com
mittee, Mrs. Claude A. Gathgens, al
n. 1916. Supper will be served al
the ball. which gives promise Of being
one of the most successful of lone
line of entertainments arranged by
the Robert E. Lee Chapter.
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Mrs. George Ehle had guests
lunching with her informally yes
| terday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mccoy and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Phillips. of
Kansas City, Mo-. are at the Wash.
| ington hotel for a weeks visit.
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Miss Charlotte Freeman Clark has
| returned from visit Of several
weeks with friends in New York.
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Several Of the patriotic and an
cestral societies, including the Vel
low Rose. Scions of Colonial CaVa.
Hers, Wnlte crane, knights or the
Golden Horse Shoe and Frontier
Wars, will hold a joint meeting and
ball on April II. at the Washington
Club. The committee in charge of
this affair is headed by DIR. J. G. B.
Bullock and Daniel Smith Gordon.
The Rev. and Mrs. J. Armistead
WOlbourn, Of Tokyo. Japan. are at
the Lee House for an indefinite
period.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Early OF
Fairfax, Va. are in Washington for
the Easter season. They are al
the Burlington Hotel.
Mrs. Francis r. Stanley. of New
ton. Mass. and Mrs Charles L.
Cushman. of Auburn, Me, have
Joined Mrs. Seth NJ. Carter, oil
Lewiston. Me-. at Wardman Park
Hotel, They will be in Washington
a fortnight
Adrian r Herman of New York
who has been in Atlantic City for
some weeks, arrived yesterday In
| Washington for visit and is stop
ping at Wardman Park Hotel.