The Washington times., 1925-10-01
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cottage and where she proposes to
remain until late in the autumn.
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John w. Davidge is en- route by
motor to Washington from Mount
Prospect, N. H., where he has been.
visiting the Secretary, OF war ana
Mrs. Weeks, parents OF MRS:
Davidge. Mrs. Davidge returned
earlier in the week from New
Hampshire.
Mrs. Karl Boy-Ed wife OF Captain
Boy-Ed, one time naval attache OF
the German Embassy in Washing
ton, who has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Alexander Mackay-
Smith, sailed yesterday to join her
husband.
Mrs. w. Irving Glover, wife Of the
Assistant Postmaster General. has
returned to her apartments at the
Wardman Park Hotel after spending
short while at their summer home
at West Hampton Beach. Long
Island.
Nine. Ekengren and her daugh-
tiers have returned to Washington,
from Edgartown, Mass, where they
passed the summer.
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Mrs. Hamilton Wright, daughter
of the late Senator William d.
Washburne, has arrived in New
York, on the Lapland from Europe
and is expected to come to Wash
ington shortly.
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Mrs. william Cleveland Hicks
and her daughter miss Margaret
DeForest Hicks, IRE again at their
apartment at 1871 H street, and
will resume on Sunday afternoon
their weekly at-homes. Mrs. Hicks
spent the summer travelling in
Europe and Miss Hicks has passed
several weeks making series OF
visits in the North.
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Miss Eppes Halves, daughter Of
Congressman and Mrs. Harry B.
Halves, of St. Louis, is the guest
of Miss Virginia Hume. After a
week she will be the guest Of Miss
Katherine Sutherland for few
days.
Doctor and Mrs. Carleton Vaughan
will entertain at breakfast Satur-
day at the Hamilton Hotel after
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Ruth Judkins Vaughan, and Edward
l.. Keefe, at st. Patrick's.
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Archibald C. ". Wells has re-
turned to Washington and is estab-
Hshed at 1884 Nineteenth street for
the winter. He spent the summer
motoring through the West and re-
Gently visited near Philadelphia.
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George Harvey. American Judge
Of the Court of the First Instance
In Manila and a former resident
of Washington, has been a. guest
at the Grace Dodge Hotel for sew
craft days, leaving last night for
New York, where he will board
the s. 8. Leviathan. Judge Har-
yey has taken a years. leave of
absence so that he may take
trip around the world. He will
return to Manila via Europe.
Miss Nancy Hoyt, daughter of
Mrs. Henry M. Hoyt, is celebrating
her birthday anniversary with an
INFORMAL supper and dancing at
CluD GnaullcAeer. s
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Among those taking tables for
the card party to be given under
the auspices of the Florence Crit
tenden Circle at the Hotel Hamil-
ton on the afternoon of October
Is are Mrs. Charles Robert Shelton,
Mrs. Thomas Rice, Mrs. Edward
Stiles, Mrs. E. ]. Brennon, Mrs.
Augustus Gumpert, Mrs. John
Evans, Mrs. Eugene r. Woodson,
Mrs. Allen Wolfe, Mrs. Glenn Phelps,
Mrs. Walter S. Buel, Mrs. Robert
Eller, Mrs. T. Linwood Williams,
Mrs. T. Stubs, Mrs. j. J. Bartram,
Mrs Lynn Sizer, Mrs. Archie Engel,
Mrs. James T. Howard, Mrs. j.
Kelly, Mrs. John Sigon, Mrs. F. G.
Mitchell, Mrs. James Macoughtry
Mrs. Edward Gilcrest, Mrs. Frank
Justice, Mrs. Walter Lambert, Mrs
Stokes Sammons, Mrs, Joseph Har-