The Washington times., 1924-05-02
NOTES OF SOCIETY
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Mrs. Charles HelmboId, Mrs. Matte
Porter, Mrs. Buford, Of Tennessee:
Congressman Clay Stone Briggs.
Ralph Kelley, DIR. James A. Emery,
James F1ournoy, Addison Flournoy,
Tom Jenkins and Capt. Dwight Par
fridge.
Capt. and Mrs. P. w. Foote en-.
tertained twelve guests at dinner
last evening In their quarters at
the Navy York in compliment to
Lieut.. Condr and Mrs. Robert
Cutler, who arc leaving town short
ly for China, where the former Is
stationed.
Captain and Mrs, Foote later took
their guests to the dance given in
the sail loft of tho Navy Yard by
the officers of the Mayflower and
the Navy Yard.
Mitchell Harrison, of Philadelphia,
Virginia and washington is at the
Hamilton Hotel. '
Miguel Norma, newly appointed
consul Of Argentina at Seattle,
Wash, and Nine. Norma, have ar.
rived in Washington for short
visit on their way to the West
coast. Mr.. Norma is the SON of
Victor Norma, minister Of finance
OF Argentina.
Surgeon General and Mrs. Edward
n. Stitt announce the engagement
OF their daughter, Emma, to Lieut.,
Robert Walton Fleming, U. s. n.
son OF Mr.. Albert Walton Fleming.
The wedding will take place the
first week in June in st. Thomas
Episcopal Church.
The announcement was made at
q luncheon given yesterday.
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Mrs. Richard Townsend and her
daughter. Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry,
wife OF Senator Gerry, have returned
from New York, where they spent a
few days.
Mrs. James G. X. Richards, who
recently arrived from Florence,
Italy. on the Olympic. and is now at
the Vanderbilt in New York, plans
to come to Washington shortly for
a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Fish, of
New York, the parents of Congress.
man Hamilton Fish. jr., will come
to Washington next Monday to
visit their son and daughter.in-lay
before going to Garrison the.
Hudson to open their beautiful home
on the bluff directly opposite the
military academy at West Point.
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d Col. and Mrs. Edward M. House
will sail for Europe on May and
Will spend the Summer abroad.
Miss Edith McCammon has pora
to Hot Springs, accompanied nv
Miss Elizabeth Park, of Biarritz
who spent the winter with her and
was presented to society in Wash.
ington.
Mrs. Josiah Pierce, Of Washing.
ton, gave a luncheon for thirty at
Pferre's yesterday to meet her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Josiah Pierce,
Jr., who was Miss M. Leona B,Ird
OF New York, and who was married
at the Dahlgren place, in Maryland,
last March.
TEA DANCE TODAY
FOR TRINITY COLLEGE FUND.
The Junior class Of Trinity Col.
lege is giving tea dance at tho
New Willard Hotel this afternoon
for the benefit Of the college. build
ing and endowment fund. Miss
Margaret Lucey is chairman Of the
committee on arrangements with
Helen Holland, Edith Duncan and
Frances Moore serving as aides.
The following are patrunesses: Mrs.
w. F. Beauton, New Haven, Conn:
Mrs. John Brunini, Vicksburg, Miss:
Miss Mary Bradley, Canton, Ohio:
Miss Rachel harrington, Mrs,
Charles J. Cassidy, Mrs. j. E. Coli.
flower, Mrs. P. A. Drury, Mrs. ]. A.
Dunbar, Mrs. D. Dewitt, Cleveland,
Ohio; Mrs. B. p. Donnelly, Holland.
Mich: Mrs. L. M. Lucey, Ottawa,
ILL.,; Mrs. J. McDonough, Scranton.
Pa; Miss Helen Mcnamara, Eagle
Rock, Va; Mrs. p. J. McGovern,
Mrs. ]. v. MisSett, Philadelphia.
Pa; Mrs. G. E. Mittenger, Cleve.
land, Ohio; Mrs. Alice Murphy, Mrs.
w. F. O'Donnell, Miss Frances
Smith. Boston, Mass; L. A. Vachon,
Brookline, Mass.
Mrs. Martha Junkin, Of 926 Long.
fellow street. will Iaaua POv No~v,