The Washington times., 1923-05-01

include Washington and White
Sulphur Springs, Mr.. Freeman and
his bride will make their home in
Minneapolis.
j. Henri de Sibour has gone to
New York and is at the Ritz-Carlton
Hotel.
Senator and Mrs. James CouZens
have brought their visit TO White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va, to a
close and are in New York, where
the Senator is to make an address,
for brief stay. They will go
from New York to their summer
home near Detroit, Mich, possibly
stopping in Washington for a day
or two en- route. Senator and
Mrs. Couzens will present their
eldest daughter, Miss Madeleine
Couzens. TO society in Detroit and
Washington next winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin w. Littleton
have opened Plandome Manor House
at Plandome. l.. l. Miss Minnie
Littleton, who is travelling with
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Wander
bilt, jr, on the Pacific coast, win
June and visit Mr. and Mrs. Little
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderbilt, jr.,
will go abroad to join his family
in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Closson.
of Massachusetts, have arrived in
Washington from Pineburst. S. G.,
and will probably be here through
May. Mr. Closson is well-known
artist. Mrs. Closson was formerly
Miss Grace Gallaudet, of Washing
ton.
w. P G.. Harding, formerly gov
ernor of the Federal Reserve Board,
now making his home in Boston. is
at the Hamilton Hotel for few
days.
Numerous festivities have been
arranged in connection with the
meeting this week of the biennial
council of the Colonial Danes of
America Mrs. William Howard
Taft, Wife of the Chief Justice, will
give a reception on Friday. and
Mrs. Francois Berger Moran win en-
terrain on the same afternoon.
Mrs. Benjamin r. Logic was hos
tess at lun heJn todav for group
of visiting Danes. Tomorrow Mrs.
John Lindsay Morehead will give
reception for the North and South
Carolina and the Georgia delegates
to the council meeting.
4 Thursday will be an especially busy
day, as the North Carolina delegation
is giving a luncheon at the Club of
Colonial DANES in honor of the ma
tional officers of the Danes, and
Mrs. Monte Griffith is planning a
luncheon at the Washington Club in
compliment to the president and the
delegates of the Maryland Society
of Colonial DANES.
s.
Mrs. Charles Ruth and Mrs Ar.
thur Keith were hostesses for a
card party on Saturday evening in
the parlors of the Washington Col
lege of Law, for the benefit Of the
college endowment fund. Among
those contributing prizes and foOa-
stuff were the Beasley, the Loudoun
and Simmons Produce companies;
Cohen & Dorfman; the President
and Keith's Theaters; Erlebacher.
Betty Way, Katie Dunn, BreewCod
Stationery Company, Fanny May
Candy Company, Morrison & Co.,
Espey Hardware Company, Gar.
llIkIG q w., ShdC bIOS'I AEICI
Shaffer, florists; Cornwell & Son.
Chestnut Farms Company, and N.
w. Burchell.
Tables were taken by DR.. Roscoe
Dorsey, Profs. Oberlin, Pike. Har-
ris, and Kearney, Judge Doyle,
Judge O'Toole, Miss Gertrude Leon.
ard, Miss Meyers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ruth, and Mr.. and Mrs. Keith.
$
Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Bradley, Miss
jeanette Bradley, and Miss Mar
garet Thompson of Springfield,
Mass. who are returning from the
! South, are at the Burlington hotel.
II. II. Raymond, of New York
/ has joined W. p. Lewis of New
/ York at the Hamilton Hotel for a
visit to Washington.
| Mrs. Frederick Thomas of Liver
pool, England, who is staying at
the Hamilton Hotel. has been joined
there by Mrs. Benjamin Getfredson
and Miss Evelyn Reading of De.
troit.
Mrs. n. p Howe. Of Hampton.
Va, is spending fortnight at The
Lee House.