The Washington times., 1924-01-31

Mrs. Wilkins is well known among
the younger people here, having
spent much time both in Washing.
ton and in Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilkins are now in Miami visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank III. Walker. and
expect to be at home after February
Is at Northbrook court.
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Mrs. James A. Reed and Mrs.
James T. Morris were joint hos
tesses at luncheon today at the
Hamilton hotel when the guests
numbered forty.
Mrs. Reed win entertain ct lun-
cheon again on Monday.
Mrs. Alexander Mackay-smith was
hostess to a company Of eighteen
ladies at luncheon today.
Mrs. William ]. BoardnAn and
her daughter, Miss Mabel Board.
man, will entertain at dinner this
evening at their residence In r
street.
Mrs. John Stuart McLennan viii
entertain a company Of guests at
a farewell party this evening In
lcompliment to Frank Simonds. After
the buffet supper there win be
newspaper charades. H.
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COnOent Alumn0s
Plan More P0rfiee.
The ladies Of the Visitation Acad-
eIny Alumnae will be the guests
Of Mrs. John Kelley, of 1891 Wyo-
ming avenue, for bridge on Satur-
day evening at SI5 o'clock. Fiji
teen tables have been engaged. This
is a renewal Of the series Of hostess
parties which took place before
Christmas and were given by the
Academy Alumnae. Two more are
now being arranged to take place
prior to the Lenten season. Mrs.
James johnson. jr., Miss Mary
Holmes and Mrs. John Kelley form
the committee in charge. Four. of
these parties have been held and
in each instance those desiring to
attend have exceeded the limitations
Of the arrangements.
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Senator Albert B. Cummins, en-
tertained party OF six at dinner
at L'Aiglon last evening. The
guests remained for the supper
dance.
Mrs. Fairfax Harrison and Miss
Constance Harrison, Of Warrenton,
who left on the Adriatic January
to visit Egypt and Palestine, are
returning. to America on the lap
land, which is due In New York
In ia len RSsNR
Maj. Gen. Charles NICK Saltzman,
y. 8. A.. is at the Hotel Astor in
New York.
Miss Mary Temple will entertain
a company OF sixty-two at dinner
tonight In the red room Of the Will
lard in compliment to Justice and
Mrs. Edward Sanford. Justice and
Mrs. Butler will be among the
| guests.
Mrs. Horace Macfarland will en-
tertain a company at dinner tonight
at the Army and Navy Club.
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| Col. and Mrs. Edwin v. Book.
miller entertained at dinner last
night.
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| Mrs. Theodore Tiller will be at
home Sunday afternoon in compli.
ment to Mrs. Walter r. George and
Mrs. William ]. Harris.
Miss DrOOp to Wed
Artillery Officer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Droor
announce the engagement Of their
daughter Anna Katharine, to Capt
Hamilton Ewing Mcguire, field ar
tillery, U. s. A.
Mrs. Ellery c. Stowell will be
hostess at bridge and mah.jong to
morrow afternoon to the members
and friends Of the Radcliffe Club
OF Washington at her home, 1874
Oliver street, Chevy Chase, for the
benefit Of the Radcliffe College En-
dowment fund. Mrs. Stowell will
be assisted by Mrs. J. Edward Ball
jr.
Plans for the dance, card and
NAH jongg party to be given Tues
day night by the Finance Club OF
the War Department, at the Wash
lngton Hotel, are nearing compile
ton. Preparations are being made
Tor very attractive party.
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announcements have been re
ceived In Washington OF the mar
rage OF Mrs. Frances Gray Bre
mond. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
John Seward Gray, to Reginald
Jenney, January 26, at the home
or the hridN'@ nnrAnRn rx,roclaaA