The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-14
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wives OF the little cabineteers'
are getting together. The little
cabinet gave q party for their
wives last spring "a dinner dance
at the Chevy Chase Club. 1t was
very brilliant affair, at which
they all had 4 dandy time. and
WIN probably be repeated It this
spring.
MRS. i 4. MANN II about to
~ put book on the market. q
cook book which she has CONF
piled after very much hard work
she Ii doing ii 70 raise money
Tor the House sof Mercy and says
she has vnever worked 50 hard
over anything a her life. The
title9 she II trying to find one
for ii now
Mrs. Mann IL going this week
to visit at her West Virginia
home and then she and Peg
Miss Alice Mann will sail on
january so Tor tour of the Med.
iterranean. Egypt and spain.
They are going to I'D prac.
tically al Of the cities o. spain
ana VIII be gone three or four
months. Mrs, Mann ID trying to-
persuade Mr.. Mann to 30, too
but he has Just been made presi-
dent 81 the burning Tree Club
ana feels his duties there WIN.
keep him III town
The Burning Tree y very new
ard very smart and strictly mas
c,IIine eolf club. The club il
benoaniIag the loss 81 John r.
henderson, jr They say ne was
such 3 splendid organizer and pal.
He was secretary of the Burn
iag Trse.
The clubhouse IL rather UMPIRE
tentious, b white farmhouse To-
Gated III quiet spot on the River
road west Of Bethesda and q mile
or two south Of the Congress
sional club. IT i beautifully 1T
uated in high, rolling country,
and, because part Of the road isn't
very good, is rather deserted.
MRS. MANN and both Of the
children. Alice and William
peg and Billie are planning 70
take q trip around the world,
starting next fall, I think. They
viii Be gone that time six months
or more. Billie win have finished
college by then. He graduates at
/ Yale this spring. Then he VII
enter business.
/ He and Alice are the incest
/ brother and sister know. They
are So sweet to each other. Billie
lust adores Peg. admires her 50
and she is such dear. They arr
both totally unspoiled in spite O
| ali their wealth. The Manns arr
I among the very richest residents
Of the Capital, / should say. Blu
both OF those children are Away
\ so sweet and nice to every one
| not 4 BIT "uppisl1" under any cir
cunnstances, and have the lcveiies
manners, and such good DISPOSE
tons. i've watched them togethe
SO often on parties. Billie scarcel'
] ever takes his eyes off of Peg an
dances with her great deal
though there is no need for it, 70
she is very popular; and durinI
supper Peg always sees that Bill
Ii saved chair, and things Xix
that. Money has failed to spo
Mr.. and Mrs. MANN too; they ar
both so sweet and natural an
never forget any Of their 81
friends, rich or poor.
Mrs. Mann had in tow Will
making Cabinet calls last Wee
nesday Miss Emma Carpente
who was her guest for a whil
and who is to be at the CRATIC
: the rest of the winter. Mis-
Carpenter has lived here before
but has been abroad for man
years-about fourteen-spendin
the time in France and Indi
mostly. She comes here fror
India. Mrs. Mann gave lunch
for Miss Carpenter last week.
0THE r returns are tn
~ Arthur Graham Glasgow
who used to live here but VIII
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