The Washington times., 1924-11-24


When they come again to this
country they will make their home
in Washington instead Of Pitts
burgh.
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice MacNair, the
latter formerly Miss Marie Sturgeon.
have come from Hartford. Conn, and
are established at the Ambassador,
on Sixteenth street, for the winter.
O'BRIENS IN NEW
YORK FOR WEEK.
Colonel and Mrs. Arthur O'Brien
have gone to New York to remain
through this week and will be
guests. tonight Of Mrs. O'Brien's
mother, Mrs. Estabrook, at the
opera. They win spend Thanks
giving Day with Mrs. Estabrook, at
Glen Mary, her Festate at larry.
tOwn.onstheH Hudson, and win be
sipined for the holiday by Mrs.
D'Brien's children. the Misses
Alison and Caroline Roebling and
Robert Roebling.
y Cn1onel sO,Brien expects to attend
the Army and Navy game in Balti.
more on Saturday.
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Mrs. J. Craig King has sent out
invitations for + luncheon, followed
by bridge. at the Columbia Country
Club on Wednesday December 10.
Mr.. and Mrs, Mark Reid Yates
will close Collingwood Farm, their
country homer near Alexandria, on
Thursday and win be at their resi-
dence in Eighteenth street through
the winters
Doctor and Mrs. c. r. Bell have
arrived in Washington and have
taken suite in the Hotel Roose-
welt, where they exped to be estab-
lished as long as Doctor Bell is
stationed at Walter Reed.
PLANS COMPLETED
FOR THANKSGIVING TEA.
A cordial invitation to their an
nual Thanksgiving Tea is being ex-
tended by the Sister of st. Francis
to their friends, the friends of
Georgetown University Hospital,
and to all interested in the care of
the sick The tea will be given in
the library of the hospital tomorrow
from 8 to 6 o'clock and the Sisters
will i.be assisted in receiving their
guests by, the officers Of the board,
Mrs. III Harry v. Haines, Miss, Mary
e. Keliher, Mrs. George r. Parker,
and Mrs. Frank E.. Duehring, Mrs.
M. E. Allies, Mrs. Isaac Cans. and
Mrs. j., Harry Covington.
Those in charge of the fancy
work table are Mrs. Wilfred NJ
Barton, Mrs. James A. Cannon
and Mrs. Isle E. Lipscomb; punch
Mrs. Andrew Mcintyre, Mrs. Frank
q. Duehring, and Mrs. J. p. Saffell
cake, Mrs. George e. Hamilton and
Mrs. Henry r. Cover, and candy
Mrs. M. y. Ready and Mrs. Joseph
Madigan. Any guest desiring to GO
through the hospital on this oc
casion will be given opportunity tc
do so.
Elihu Root. of New York, is at tlls
New Willard where he plans t.
spend several days.
Federico c. Alvarez. First Score
tary3 Of the Legation Of the Domin
lean Republic. has taken suite in
the, Hotel Roosevelt, and has gone to
New York to meet his mother, who
will be with him during the winter
Miss Catherine McLane, of Pensa
cola, Fla; was the guest of honor al
a tea given yesterday afternoon by
Miss Mary Smithwick, daughter OF
Congressman and Mrs. John H
Smithwick, at their apartment in
the Argonne. Miss McLane is visit
ing Miss Smithwick.
ADD SOCIETY ~.
ElS SahelRA q 1gs~sJELE,NEHI0eN
The Club Chantecler, at lie Para
ming. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Evans
will entertain a party, and others
making reservations include Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Chiswell, Nathaniel
Horace Luttrell. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Foley, Miss F, e. Wood
ward, Chris Dunphy, Mr.. and Mrs
John Newbold, and Mr.. and Mrs
George Silsbee.
The wedding Of Miss Elizabeth
Otey Pearre, daughter of Mrs
james Graham Pearre, to John
Douglass Burnham, Of New York,
will take place December s at the
home OF the brides aunt, Mrs.
Charles q. Warden in Georgetown.
The ceremony will be performed
in the presence Of the family only,
followed immediately by a recep.
ton. Mrs. Robert Travers Rohrer,
the brides sister. herself a recent
bride, will be matron Of honor, and
her cousin, Miss Katherine Comp
ton Berry. will be maid of honor.
The bridegroom's brother, Daniel