The Washington times., 1924-04-05
Pawson, of England, and Jouett
Todd, of Louisville.

Pawson, of England, and Jouett
Todd, Of Louisville.
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Mrs. Ellison D. Smith, wife OF
Senator Smith, who has been at
their home in South Carolina will
return to Washington on Monday,
bringing with her their daughters,
Anne and Isabel, and their sons,
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be established at the Portland,
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The Secretary of War and Mrs.
Weeks were the guests of honor at
dinner last evening. of Col. and
Mrs. Morris Ernest Locke, who en-
tertained company of twelve.
Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Morehead Kennedy, of Phila-
delphia, who came down to Wash
ington in their private car.
Mrs. Locke's son, John Mcmillan
Gibson, who has been spending the
last three wesks with Col. and
Mrs. Locke. has returned to Hill
School, Pottstown, Pa.
Mrs. Locke plans to go to Hot
Springs, Va, April Is, for a week.
Capt. James E. Morrisette enter.
tanned at dinner and bridge last
evening in honor of Miss Frances
Edwards, who is spending her
spring vacation with her cousin,
Mrs. E. G. Cullpm, wife of Major
Cullum.
Mrs. CulluniJ entertained at
luncheon yesterday for Miss Ed
wards at the Army and, Navy Club
to Wellesley College where she is a
student.
Representative and Mrs: David
H. Kincheloe have as their guest
Miss Genevieve kincheloe, for whom
they will give dance this evening.
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Sir Maurice Low will entertain
at dinner on Thursday evening,
April "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Denegre
have returned from Palm Beach,
where they have been for the past
month. They will remain here dur.
ing the spring and will go to the
North Shore, Massachusetts,, for the
summer.
Mrs. Frederick l.. Chaplin enter.
tanned, informally at dinner last
evening.
Capt. John luther is spending
the week in Birmingham, Ala.
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Mrs e. H. G. Slater will arrive
this evening from Palm Beach,
where she has been for several
weeks after spending the early win
ter in California.
Mrs. Lawrence C. Woods of
Sewickley, Pa, is a guest at the
Shoreham Hotel.
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Baron and Baroness Bruno
Schroeder of London, accompanied
by their two children, Margo and
Helmut, are at the New Willard
where they are occupying the Presi-
| Dental suite. They arrived yes
terday from New York and expect
to remain for a week.
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Mrs Fred bennett will leave for
New York on Monday, where she
will join her daughter, Miss
Dorothy bennett, who left yester-
day to join house party in
New York.
Progress in 1924" is the subject
upon which the Rev. r. A. Nc
Gowan Of the National Catholic
Welfare Council will address the
members of the College Women's
Club on Monday afternoon at s
o'clock. Miss Edna j. Sheehy,
chairman Of the section. Of profes.
slonal women and Judge Kathryn
Sellers will receive with the presi.
dent or the club, Mrs. Harris Bald.
win: Mrs. c. III. Ruth will preside
at the tea table and will be assisted
by Miss Adele Stewart, Miss Anna
Boyle and Miss Lillian Carpenter
Mrs. Baldwin has recently been an.
pointed chairman Of the living costs
committee of the National League
OF Women Voters to succeed Mrs.
Edward p. Costigan. Mrs. Baldwin
will attend the convention of the
national league in Buffalo the latter
part OF April, but will return before
the banquet on April 80. During
Mrs. Baldwin's absence the affairs
or the College Women's Club will
be presided over by Miss Carrie
Davis, the first vice president OF
the club.
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Mrs. Anna f. Hendley, presiden,
of the Anthony League, and Mrs
Nannette b. Paul. first vice presi
dent, are in Tampa. Fla, where
they are being entertained. Mrs
] Paul is giving series of inter
esting talks on parliamentary law
and Bible study. Recently thcS
were in the receiving line at q
reception given to Mrs, , Carri,
Chapman Gait. at Temple Ter
races Country Club. Mrs. Hendley
and Mrs. Paul are leaving TamnC
for Savannah next week wher.
they are putting on Tableaux IL
Bible work. Mrs. Hendley is also
speaking on the proposed audi