The Washington times., 1924-06-10

to spend the summer in California,
returning in October.
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Mrs. Francis B. Wildly, wife of
Major Wildly, u. s. A., expects to
leave Washington early in July ard
will join. her mother, Mrs. William
C. Langfitt, in Lake Geneva, N. Y.
Since the retirement of her father.
Brigadier General Langfitt, he and
Mrs. Langfitt have been making
their home in Flushing, l.. I.
MRS. ABRAMS TO HAVE PART
IN FRAMING PLATFORM.
Mrs: Kate Trenholm Abrams, who
is member of the woman's ad-
visory committee on platform planks
Of special interest to women, of
which Mrs. Franklin d. Roosevelt
is chairman, will go to New York
tomorrow to be present at an
all-day hearing in Madison Square
Galleries. Thursday, when represen-
tatives of women's organizations
will present planks which they wish
incorporated in the platform Of the
Democratic party at the national
convention.
AS a member of the legislative
department Of the woman's joint
congressional committee, Mrs. Alb.
rams has attended the hearings
before congressional committees of
many Of these groups that will
present their planks. at the hearing
and is consequently. especially fit
ted to act on this committee.
Congressman and Mrs. Ira G..
Hersey, Of Maine, have announced
the engagement Of their neice, Miss
Vera Dillen, to Frederick l.. Pearce
Of Washington. No date has been
set for the wedding.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Morgan
jr., with James Morgan, Sd, and
Miss Christine Morgan and Chiffon
Heyard Morgan, Of Greenville, s. c..
are visiting in Washington and are
at the Shoreham.
The Misses LeBaron, Of Mobile
Ala, have arrived to visit Mrs
Hannis Taylor and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Clay Bayly until July /
vixen they VIII accompany Mrs
1o"AON nAAu WIS DdyAy 10 AtAantlC
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury. Blair
will open their cottage at Newport
the latter part of this month. Mr.
and Mrs. E. A. Mitchell, brother.in
law and sister Of Mrs. Blair, who
weeks, will also go to Newport foI
the summer.
Mrs. w. e. Leahy entertained
seven guests at luncheon today nj
the Congressional country Club
Luncheon parties were also given
by Mrs. Ralph. Richards, who had
eight guests, and Mrs. Joseph
Strassburger, who was hostess tc
six.
Mr.. and. Mrs. John L. Edwards
and their daughter, Miss Virginia
Edwards, have returned tos Wash
ington after attending the conveu
ton of the District of CoIumbis
Bankers Association in White Sui
phur Springs, w. Va.
Mrs. r. v. Killian entertained 6
party VI SlSHt dL ultIACL at thS
Congressional Country Club, last
night, and J. E. Powell entertained
a party of five. Both tables were
deliberately decorated with flowers
Another party at the club yester
day was a luncheon and bridge
given by Mrs. Charles Thomas, fol
seven guests.
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Colonel and Mrs. Adam Shaker
are at the Hotel Aston in New York
Colonel Shaker will go to West
Point for the alumni reunion ant
return to New York to join Mrs
Shaker at the Aston, where they will
remain for ten days or two weeks
Mrs. John E.. Dana. of Palm
Beach, Fla, who spent three
/ months at the Hamilton Hotel. has
gone to Cleveland for the conven
ton. From there she will go Il
New York to sail for Europe.
Luis Herrera, professor at tn,
Naval Academy at Annapolis, ant
Nine. Herrara are spending the
week at the Hamilton Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. d. Lawrence
of Cleveland, Ohio, are making al
extended stay at Wardman Pnri
Hotel. They are accompanied b,
r. Z. Lawrence, also OF Cleveland