The Washington times., 1924-03-05

Mrs. ABA b. johnson and Joseph
r. Grundy, all Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. James M. Beck. wife Of the
solicitor general. left WASHINGTON
yesterday for Hot Springs, where
she will remain several weeks. She
VIII be Joined there next week by
her daughter, Miss Beatrice Beck
Rear Admiral and Mrs, Richard
c. Hollyday have returned to Wash.
ington after an extended absence
and will be at the Brighton for
month or six weeks. Before his
recent retirement, Admiral Holly.
day was stationed in New York.
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Nine. Hauge win entertain a com.
pany of twenty-four at dinner this
evening at her residence in Massa.
chusettS avenue.
The Commercial Secretary of the
British embassy and Mrs. Eric Bux
ton left yesterday for Chicago for
a short visit.
Rear Admiral and Mrs, Newton
E. Mason have taken an apartmeni
at the Highlands for the sprinp
season. They have been absent
from Washington for several months
visiting California and later spend.
ing some time in Boston to be near
their son-in-law and daughter, Lieut.
and Mrs. Samuel B. Brewer who
are on duty there.
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Commissioner and Mrs. Cuno Ru.
dolph will entertain at dinner on
March IA.
Miss Helen Cannon, who has been
travelling on the Riviera, will Join
her niece, Mrs. Dorsey Richardson,
In Paris and the two ladies will
remain in the French capital for
the next two months while Mr.,
Richardson is travelling in Europe
on business for the Shipping Board.
Col. and Mrs. Wallace crais5e
nave taken possession of their new
nome' o Beverly road, Edgemoor.
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Mrs. Edward H. Gheen and NT,s.
Gheen. who spent the winter in Cal.
ifornia, have returned to Washing.
ton and opened their home. in New
Hampshire avenue.
countess Sommati di Mombello
entertained at tea yesterday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Mitchell
who have been in their home IN
st. Paul, will come to Washington
on Friday.
Mrs. Mitchell's daughter. Miss
Louise Anderson, who has been
visiting here, is now in New York.
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Smith
Hempstone and their family sailed
yesterday from Norfolk on the naval
transport Chaumont for Hankow.
China, where Commander Hemn.
stone Will be stationed. The Chau.
mont will go by way of the Pan.
anna canal to San Francisco. Homo.
lulu and the Philippines.
Mayor William B. Ellison of John.
son City, Tenn, is in WASHINGTON
for a few days and is the guest Of his
brother DIR. Everett M. Ellison in M
street.
DIR. and Mrs. Benjamin r. Iden.
1r., were hosts at dinner last even
AAo AZ compliment 10 MIS-. JOhn
Leak Spencer, Of Charlotte, N. C.
Other guests were CONGRESSMAN
r. Walton Moore, Col. and Mrs.
Robert Harper Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Garnett. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hausar
and DR.. and Mrs. John H. Iden.
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The Speaker Of the Porto Rican
House OF Representatives and Mrs,
Miguel G.. Mondragon have returned
from visit in New York and are
at the Hamilton.
Miss Phyllis Shackleford Moore.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Felix Moore. entertained at a
luncheon yesterday in compliment
to Miss Louise Lands, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John X. L. lands.
who has returned from Florida
Her guests included Mrs. Frank
Caldwell, Mrs. Robert Preston. Miss
Eugene Drake, Miss Dorothy and
Alverda Stanford. Miss Rosmund
BroYnell. Miss Frances Marsh and
Miss Dorothy Brooks.
Miss Moore will leave next weak
for Pittsburgh. where she win be
the guest OF Dr.. and Ma william
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