Evening star., 1924-01-06
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Guests Entertained In Wash
inston Homes-Absentees
Returning to City-Where-
abouts of Capital Folk.

Senator Henry Cabot Lodge has
with him for a short time his grand
daughter, Miss Helena Lodge, who
will be his. guest until the return of
her mother. Mrs. George Cabot Lodge,
who is making a visit in the north.
Senator and Mrs Royal Copeland
returned yesterday to their apartment
at Wardman Park Hotel after spend
ing the holidays at their home in New
York.
Representative T. Weber Wilson
of Mississippi has taken a suite at the
Hotel Roosevelt for the winter.
Miss Frances Fem will have as her
guest in her home on Vermont ave-
nue. Miss Marian Pollard Of Burling-
ton, VT. who has been visiting her
cousins. President and Mrs. Coolidge,
at the White House.
Miss Eleanor Davies. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Davies. has
as her house guests Miss Anna Lou
Pfggott of Montana and Miss Ruth
Robson Of New York. her classmates
at Vassar College. Miss Davies en-
tertained a company at dinner Friday
evening in honor of her guests. who
will return with her to college the
first of the week.
Former United States Ambassador
to France and Mrs. Henry White have
the remainder of the winter and will
not come to Washington until the
spring.
Pomerene have come to Washington
from New York and are at the Will
lard Hotel for few days before
going to their home in Cleveland.
DR.. John c. Allan Of Northampton.
Mass, who was a guest at luncheon
last week Of President and Mrs. Cool
idge, is stopping at the Lee House.
Mrs. E. H. G. Slater will come to
Washington the middle of this week
from New York where she has been
for several months. Mrs. Slater will
remain in her house on 18th street
through the season.
Mr.. Frank s. Hight will leave to-
day for his home In New Hampshire,
where his daughter. Miss Phyllis
High, has been spending the holi-
will visit his mother at Andover be-
fore returning to Washington Tues
day afternoon.
Gen. and Mrs. william J. Snow
will leave Washington the middle of
this week for the south, the g0neral
going on an inspection trip and Mrs
Snow stopping in Atlanta and
Charleston for short pleasure visits.
They will be absent several weeks.
Col. and Mrs. william Eric Fowler
are expected to return to Washing
ton from Los Angeles Tuesday and
take a suite at the Shoreham while
they are selecting house for the
winter In the Sheridan CIRCLE sec
ton for several weeks before the holi-
days, but went to California in De-
cember to join Mrs. Fowler. Mrs.
Fowler has been in California since
her return from Santiago Chile
who was American commissioner to
the Pan-American conference held In
that city.
Col. and Mrs. Stephen LII. Slocum
Florida where they will go aboard
their houseboat, the "Lunetta-" for
q trip Of several months. returning
here in the early spring.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Jones Ford.
who returned a few weeks ago from
a year spent in Europe. are at their
apartment at 1892 Chaplin street. pr.
Ford, who recently retired from the
chair Of politics at Princeton Uni
versity after years OF service there,
was in the interval on the Interstate
Commerce Commission during the
last year OF President wilson's ad-
ministration.
Col. Frederick I. Thompson Of the
United States Shipping Board. has
returned to his apartment at the
Hamilton Hotel after spending the
holidays at his home in Birmingham.
Ala.
Mrs. David du Bose Gaillard. who
has been abroad all summer, has re-
turned to Washington and is at 1880
California street.
Mr.. and Mrs william Ridgely
Chapline have returned to Washing
ton for the winter and have taken
an apartment at the Calverton.
Miss Margaret Wentworth former
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