The Washington times., 1924-11-11
Society Notes
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rectors;' Miss Louis A. White, "The
Functions of the American Instt.
tute Of Banking"
Among others subscribing are
Doctor A. Frances Foye, Mrs. L. B.
Swormstedt, Mrs. Raymond B.
Dickey, Mrs. f. M. Miller, Miss
Minette Iced, Miss Warner, Miss
Alice M. Minch, Miss Elizabeth
Raymond, Miss Margaret Vail, Miss
Misses Adela and Alice Heaven,
Miss Harriet Barrett, Miss Ella I'm
derwood, Miss I. Reid, Miss Mia F.
Allen, Mrs. M. C. McCloskey, Mrs.
Gertrude Reed, Miss Agnes Winn,
Miss Gertrude Leonard, Miss Shell
don jackson, Miss Hazel Swift. Miss
J. e. Rankin, Miss Frances Dease,
Mrs. c. M. Karla, Mrs. r. s. Parks.
Miss M. H. Lewis. Mrs. J. J. Frank
lin Miss Mary p. Lazenby, Misses
Marie and TflIie Steiner, Miss K.
r. Wilson, Miss Loretta Barnes,
Miss Florence G. Bell, Miss j. c..
Bannigan, Miss Olive Beatty, Miss
j. G. Lane, Miss r. s. Hoff, Mrs.
e. d. Lewis, Mrs. Ellen Spencer
Mussey, Mrs. NJ. s. Lawyer, Mrs.
Retta Campbell, Mrs. C. M. Breed,
Mrs. NJ. B. Whitfield, Miss E. w.
Wright, Miss Sara Beall, Miss BeryI
Ingram, Miss K. H. Shink, Mrs. M.
e. Manuel, Miss A. WEIGH Smith,
Mrs. M. e. Voss, Mrs. A. B. Stewart,
Mrs. A. G. Pavne, Miss M. B. Hiatt.
Miss Amy Leavitt, Mrs. McCristal,
Miss Lucy Watt, Miss M. p. Nc.
Kenny. Miss M. r. Usher, and Miss
Ethel Reed.
CELEBRATES EIGHTIETH
BIRTHDAY WITH PARTY,
A unique party was held last
Saturday night in honor Of the
eightieth birthday Of Mrs. Molly
Gatewood, at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. James s. King. Of
649 Columbia road.
A huge birthday cake bearing
eighty candles was the center of
attraction In a room beautifully
decorated for the occasion.
Mrs. Gatewood is a native Of
Washington and can relate many a
tale about Washington in the early
eighties. When the younger folks
started the jazz music she had the
, first dance with her son.
-Four generations were represent.
ed when the, great-grandchfldren
gathered Tor the occasion.
Mrs. Elizabeth Collins, Of Cherry.
dale, Va, who is the older sister
of Mrs. Gatewood, was the Oldest
member present.
Mrs. James s. King, Mrs. Molly
Handler, Mrs. Bertha Gill, w. G.
Gatewood and Lamond Gatewood
are the sons and daughters.
Friends and relatives from BaIti.
more apd Norfolk also attended.
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Mrs. George d. Hope, win enter.
tain at dinner next MONDAY ni,~bt
at the New Willard. later taking
her guests to the dance to be given
at that hotel by the Monday Eve
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Carmi A. Thompson is at the
New Willard where he arrived YES.
terday from his home in Cleveland.
Mrs. John Thomas TAYLOR. of
Wardman Park Hotel, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. William Mirkie
at Bryn Mawr, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Sterling and
daughter, of Springfield, ILL.,, are at
the New Willard. They plan to
spend week here. Mr.. Sterling is
lieutenant governor Of Illinois.
Mrs. r. e. Nelson acted az
hostess, assisted by Mrs. T. Z, VIII.
liams, at a bridge party of forty
tables, held yesterday in the bali
room Of the Shoreham, which was
given for the benefit Of the Friend.
ship Branch of the Sunshine and
Community Society, Mrs. Nelson
was chairman of the committee.
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q. e. Anderson, of Chicago. is
spending the week at the Hamilton
Hotel.
The Phi Delta Delta Women's
Legal Fraternity will hold its
annual founders day banquet at
the Grace Dodge Hotel tonight.
Miss Mia Allen, will talk on the
disadvantages of the adoption of
the Child Labor amendment, and
Miss Hope Thompson will tell a
few Of the trials OF the interna.
tional lawyer.
Prominent members OF the frn.
ternity in the city who will be
present at the dinner are Judge
O'Toole, Anne O'Neal, Assistant So
licitor I. of the State Department
Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt
and Miss Annabel Matthews.
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The Director of the Mint r. J.
Grant has returned to his apart.
ment at Wardman Park Hotel after
going to his Denver home to vote.
The Annual Ladies Night OF the
Kiwanis Club, win be held at the
City Club on Monday night, Novem
Der IL. Dinner will be servets al