The Washington times., 1924-12-13


tons out for a dinner next Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Elbridge Moore will have
guests next Wednesday at the regu-
lar luncheon at the Washington
Club.
DECEMBER CARD FOR
ROCK CREEK HUNT CLUB.
The Rock Creek Hunt Club is
having run this afternoon on
the course at Edgemoor with Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Tuckernan as the
hosts. The clubs card for the re-
mainder of this month consists of
hunts on, Wednesday, December II
at Grant circle; Saturday, December
20, the American University. after
which there will be hunt breakfast
at the Riding and Hunt Club on p
street; Monday, December %. at
Norton Farms, Va, Christmas Day,
beginning at 1890 a. M, Point-to.
Point; Saturday, December ~27. the
Congressional Country Club, and
Monday. December 20, at Grant
circle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mondell will
be hosts, at dinner ON Monday eve
ming.
Major and Mrs. George Oakley
Totten will give a small dance to-
night IN their home on Sixteenth
street for the debutantes and few
other young people. The guests
will number about fifty.
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Mrs. Francis Martin Savage is
entertaining at tea this afternoon
in her apartment at Meridian Man
sions. Presiding at the tea table
are Madame Wroblewska, wife Of
the Polish minister, and Madame
Varela, wife Of the Uruguayan min
lister.
Mrs. Henry Winfield Watson,
wife of Congressman Watson, is re-
ceiving this afternoon from to Z
o'clock. Receiving with her is
Mrs. Francis Nash. who is here for
month or two before joining her
family In Algiers. Doctor Nasn
and Miss Carolyn Nash are now in
Paris. but they will go to Algiers
early in January.
Miss Adelaide Wolstenholme,
daughter of Mrs. Newton Gulick,
has gone to Philadelphia to attend
several dances. She will also go to
New York to attend a coming
out" supper dance on Monday even.
ing. She will return. to Washington
Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Judge and Mrs. Andrew Caldwell
and their daughter, Miss Virginia
Caldwell, Of Carbonate; Ill, are at
Congress Hall Hotel for the win.
ter.
Antonio r. Barcelo, president of
the. Porto Rican senate and Nine.
Barcelo, are visiting in Washington
and are at the Hamilton Hotel.
Mrs. William Claiming johnson
and Madame Henrietta Coquelet are
to be the house guests at the Club
of Colonial Danes on Monday after
noon at A ,o'clock.
Mrs. Johnson will read "a Christ.
mas Mystery" by William Locke,
which will be followed by three
humorous selections, after which tea
will be served.
Mrs. William Howard Taft Is to
be patronesS of the bal Boheme"
Of the Arts Club of Washington
which is to be given this season on
Monday evening, January S, in the
New Willard. Madame Wallenberg
will likewise be a patroness, as will
Mrs. Henry Lloyd Aspinwall, Mrs.
Charles J. Bell, Mrs. Louis
Brandeis, Mrs. James Cousens, Mrs.
John Hays Hammond, Mrs. Archi-
blad Hopkins, Mrs. Walter F. Nc.
Coy, Mrs. George Hewitt Myers,
Mrs. William Barrett Ridgely, Mrs.
Joseph M. Stoddard, Mrs. Joseph
Strauss, Mrs. Corcoran Thorn, Mrs.
Norman Williams.
The ball which is for the benefit
Of the building fund of the Arts
Club has for its pageant feature
this year THE Second Judgment Of
Paris which is an episode in the
Golden Age of Pericles, arranged
by Carlton Van Valkenburg, chair
man of the ball committee. Marie
Moore Forrest is pageant master
for the series Of seven scenes that
make up the story, which will be
even more colorful and brilliant
than last years event.
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Mrs. Frederick Lowry, Of Bur
lingame, CAL, is visiting Mrs. Alex
ander Forward at Wardman Park
Hotel.
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At a meeting of the officers of
the Marine Barracks, 1t was de.
cided to hold a. series of three