The Washington times., 1924-09-19

CABINET OFFICERS WIFE
no BE CLUB GUEST.


no BE CLUB GUEST.
Mrs. New, wife Of the Postmaster
General, win be the honor guest OF
the Women's National Press Club
at the weekly luncneon Of that orr
ganization next Monday at the
Hamilton Hotel.
The Secretary Of Labor, James
j.. Davis. viii return the latter
| part Of next week from campaign
ing In Indiana and In Pittsburgh.
where he VIII make q speech on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Davis and their childrsn.
lswho have been spending the SUM.
inner at Mooseheart, Ill, win return
to Washington about the same time
as Secretary DAVIS.
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SWISS MINISTER'S SONS
LEAVE SOON FOR HARVARD.
The Swiss Minister and Nine.
Peter have their SONS with them
for q while before they leave next
week for Cambridge, Mass. where
the older. John Peter, win be an
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School Of Harvard University, and
where Marc Peter, the younger,
will. attend the graduate school Of
Business administrator Of Harvard.
The minister Of China, Doctor
SEE, who went to New York today
to say bon voyage to his son on
their departure Tor school in Eng.
land. was entertained at luncheon
yesterday at the Ehoreham by Isag
buro Yoshida, charge d'affaires OF
Japan. Nine. Sze win meet her
husband In New York, and they
will go to their summer home al
Woods Hole, Mass, for q short
visit before returning to Washing.
ton.
Alanson B. Houghton, American
Ambassador to Germany, IL at
present in New York and 10 staying
at the st. Regis with Mrs. Hough.
ton and their daughter, Miss Ma.
tilda Houghton.
Mrs. Lawrence Townsend Is at
her Washington residence for q
few days, but will 90 shortly to
New York and does not expect to
settle down here for the winter UNI
til the end of October. She will
make several visits before returning
In addition to spending some time
In New York. Since her return
from Europe, where she completed
arrangements for her series OF
morning musicales to be given here
this winter, she has been at her
summer home in the Adirondacks.
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| Colonel Hamilton Hawkins. com.
mandant of Fort Myer and Mrs,
4 Hawkins have visiting them Mrs.
| Walter McCaskey, wife of Colonel
McCaskey of Fort Riley, Kansas.
MISS MARIE STURGEON
MARRIED IN CONNECTICUT
Announcement was made today Of
1.-THE marriage Of Miss Marie SPUR.
geon, daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. William Porter Spurgeon, and
Maurice MacNair, of Hartford.
Conn@ which took place on Wed.
nesday in st. Paul's Church., New
Haven, Conn.
Miss Sturgeon, whose father was
TOR many years managing editor Of
the Washington Post, attended the
i Cathedral School for Girls and has
tbeen prominently identified : with
the activities of the younger set.
She h member Of the Junior
i League. Since the death of her
father several years ago she has
lbeen making her home in Wash.
iington with Miss Margaret Wade.
This summer she has been visiting
lin, Connecticut.
Mr.. MacNair is a graduate OF
Amherst College. He and his
bride win make their home in
Hartford.
Mrs. George Leroy Boyle, daugh-
Ter OF Judge and Mrs. G. C. Nc.
Chord, and Mrs. Francis Manning
win sail for Europe within the next
few weeks and will spend the win.
ter abroad. Each will be accom-.
panied by her small daughter.
Mrs. Manning is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Beale r. Howard.
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j Mrs. Ernest G. walker left town
today for Cambridge, Mass, to be
with her son, Mannix Walker, who
Is q student at Harvard University
Lieutenant and Mrs. Cornelius
Jadwin have as their guest tne
latter's aunt, Mrs. Charles Coplisse
Of Binghampton, N. r.
FESTIVITIES FoR
POPULAR BRIDE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Smith viii
entertain at a tea today at their
J home. In the Woods" near Chevy
!. Chase Lake in compliment to Miss
Elizabeth Beach, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, Morgan Beach, and James
Pennebaker, who will be married to
morrow at 3 quiet home wedding
The ceremony. viii be performed
J at 4:S0 O'clock in the home, in Rock
vile, Of Mr.. and Mrs Beach, in the
i. presence OF the family and clos.
n friends. by. Bishop Arthur Thomp
!, son, Of Portsmouth, Va, q cousir
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