The Washington times., 1924-05-24

was much the feel Of dancing on

Shipboard.
Among the guests from other.
cities who came on for the house
warming and are at present stay
ing at the club are John Jones and
his two daughters: N. D. lCochrane,
of New York, who has an impor-
tant group Of guests; A. A. Aims
worth, Mrs. II. B. Wilson, Peter
Goelder, j. Irving Kchn, Miss c. N.
West, e. C. Hagener. George r.
Fox, w, F.. Smith, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Moerlein.
So great was the concourse and
go kaleidoscopic the movement of
the crowd that 1t was difficult to
see who was there. One noted, how
ever. beside Secretary Hughes anG
Secretary Mellon, the Secretary of
agriculture and Mrs. Wallace, repre-
sentinS ths Cabinet circle; and dlplo.
mats and leaders Of official and
resident society were represented in
Il @ throng
Others present were Commissioner
and Mrs. Cuno Rudolph, Congress
man and Mrs. Henry Allen Cooper,
Congressman and Mrs. Jas. A. Frear,
Congressman and Mrs. Fred Purnell,
Hypoiit Gllwic, Of the Polish .lega.
ton; Colonel and Mrs. T. @. Donald.
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard l..
Nicholson and their guest, Mrs.
Harris Crist. Sf BROOKLYN; Mr.. and
Mrs. Roland Waddill, Mrs. Gladys
Wright Church, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joshua Evans, Colonel and Mrs.
Frank Jewell. Miss. Laura Mohun,
Commander and Mrs. Clarence. Mel.
son Hinkamp, Mrs. Pearl Moore
Gray, Miss Muriel Gray, the Misses
Nora and Elizabeth Hill, Wade Eltis,
Mrs. N. G.. lobe, Miss Elizabeth
lobe. Mr.. end Mrs, George T. Odell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Smith. Miss
Gertrude Simpson and Miss Ellen
The entire membership of the
Senate and the House was invited,
with the ladies Of their families,
and the majority Of them attended
the reception. The board Of gov.
errors, most Of whom were present,
includes: Secretary Hoover, Sen:
ator Davis Elkins, Senator F.. M.
Simmons, Senator James e. Watson,
Representative Guy e. Campbell,
Representative r. Clint Cole, Re.
preventative Harry B. Halves, Judge
Oscar p: Bland, Edward F. Colladay,
Oscar r. Luhring, General John J.
Pershing, Robert v. Fleming, Robert
N. Harper, George O. Watson,
Franklin r. Kensey, Wilton J. Lam.
bert, Major E. Brooke Lee, George
Livingston, Thomas p. Little.
page, David H. Blair, George r.
Bishop, Representative Wallace H.
White, jrs
Mrs. Cecil Lester Jones Hostess
At Dinner Party at Club.
The club is keeping open house
today with many notables among
the visitors. Exhibition golf matches,
tea and dancing are features. Of the
program this afternoon and tonight
many dinner parties will be given,
including one with President Hines
as host and the members OF the
governing board and their wives as
guests.
Miss Cecil Lester Jones, daughter
Of Col. and Mrs. E. Lester Jones,
will also give dinner party to-
night, entertaining for Miss Emma
Stitt, daughter Of Surgeon General
and Mrs. E. r. Stitt, her fiance,
Lieut.. Robert w. Fleming, and the
members Of their bridal parity
Among their guests will be Miss
Anne Fleming, Miss Virginia Ed.
wards, Miss Helen Newton, Miss
May Taylor, and Miss Elizabeth
Beale.
James c. Davis, Director General
of Railroads, and Mrs. Davis will
give dinner for six guests.
BARONESS DE CARTIER
SAILING TODAY.
Baroness de Cartier, wife Of the
Belgian ambassador, sailed today
for Europe. Baron de Cartier is re-
turning to town tonight after say
ing bon voyage" but will join her
abroad the last Of June. -
*&*s:
The Chinese Minister and Nine.
SEE are entertaining at dinner to-
night, with Speaker >. and Mrs. Gil
lett and the Secretary of War and
Mrs. Weeks as guests. They will
have another dinner on Wednesday
evening of next week and on Tues
day evening DR.. SEE will entertain
a distinguished company of Yale
men in. the interest Of "Yale.in-
China" the college maintained by
the university in the Orient.
Doctor and Nine. SEE expect to
leave early in June for outset
Harbor, Mass, where they have tax.
en- a cottage for the summer.
Admiral and Mrs. Edward w.
Eberle left town today for An.
napolis to stay over the weekend
with Admiral Henry B. Wilson,
of the Naval Acad-
envy, and Mrs, Wilson.
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General John J. Pershing has
gone to Fort Monroe, Va, to take
part in the centennial celebration
at the coast artillery school.
A continuous program by the
coast artiIlerymen is scheduled for
the day. Because Of the sudden ILL
ness Of Secretary Of War John w.
Weeks, who is suffering from an at.
tack Of bronchitis, his address, "The
Importance of the Army Schools"
will be read.
Other guests include Governor e.
Lee Trinkle. Major General Frank
w. Coe, chief Of the coast artillery.
and Major General Charles H. Muir.
commanding the third army area.
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COLONEL THOMPSON TAKES
OUSEBOAT TO ANNAPOLIS.
: Colonel and Mrs! Robert M.
Thompson are taking their house.