The Washington times., 1925-09-22
SEN. T.J.WALSH
DUE HERE
TODAY
Miss Elizabeth Walsh, His
Travelling Companion,
Remains in Europe

where she will devote the next few
months to study. Miss Walsh has
been entered at Nine. Helene
Payne's school at A Avenue Ingres
out in the lovely Bots de Bou-
logne section-and will put the
finishing touches there to an edu-
cation received at the Holton Arms
in Washington.
Nine. Payne has only few pu-
pills, who live at her own pleasant
residence, and her course, which
includes such intriguing subjects
as art and architecture, fiction, the
drama, French history and litera.
ture; is supplemented by visits to
the Paris museums and art gal
leries, as well as by attendance at
the classical matinees at the Odeon
and the Theater Franchise. Nothing
but French is spoken, SO that it
is easy to acquire q really cOlloquial
command of the language And by
way Of an extra added attraction"
the yacations--the Riviera and
switzerland being visited during
the Christmas holiday, and Italy
and Spain at Easter.
Miss Walsh, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Walsh, of Wash
ington, has been travelling for two
months with her distinguished uncle
and has had most thrilling sum-
mer--to Judge from her letters,
which are filled with illuminating
comment and written in a very
pretty descriptive style. First visit
ing England, Senator Walsh. and
hisg niece were entertained by all
manner of big-wigs, with house
boating on the Thames and similar
nleasar4t occupations to vary the
program. They spent some time
in the North OF Ireland. from which
the Walsh family originally came.
were in Dublin when the u. s. 3.
Pittsburgh-put in--the first Ameri-
can battleship to touch at the port
and its officers naturally the storm
center of much entertaining. And.
incidentally, during their stay In
the Emerald Isle, Senator Waisn
and Mrs. Walsh were feted by about
everybody of consequence from the
President of the Irish Republic
down.
A stay at The Hague as guests of
the American minister, Richard To-
bin, was especially delightful. Ihey
also visited Paris and Italy and
arrived at Geneva in time for the
opening Of the League of Nations
assembly. While in Geneva the
Senator and his niece had tea with
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson at the charm
ing villa which she is-Or was
occupying. with Miss Belle Baruch,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Baruch, as her companions.
MRS. COOLIDIE HEADS
PATRONESS LIST
Mrs. Coolidge has consented to
head the list Of patronesses for the
card party to be given by the Aux
iIiary Home Board of Esther Chap
ter No. 5. Order of the Eastern
Star, which is to be held in the
ball room of the New Willard on
Friday afternoon, October g, from
two to five O'Clock, the proceeds of
which will go to the hospital fund
of the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home.
The committee chairmen in
charge of arrangements comprise
the following: Patronesses, Mrs.
Wallace Streater, chairman; Mrs.
Charles r. Cecil, vice chairman;
Mrs. George Roscoe Davis; hostesses,
Mrs. Charles III. Botsch, chairman;
Miss Cecilia Atchison, vice chair
man; prizes, Mrs. Frank A. Brig
field, chairman; Mrs. James M.
Mcqueen, vice chairman. arrange
ments for reservations for tables
of bridge, mah-jong, and five hun
dred, Mrs. p. w. Gibbon, chairman;
Mrs. Arthur Fessenden, vice chair
man; Candy, Mrs. Lucy Miller,
Mrs. Miriam Uppercue,
vice chairman? executive chairman
and tickets, Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt;
Mrs. James A. West, vice chairman.
Doctor and Mrs. J. Ryan Devereux
will spend the winter on the
Riviera, having leased a villa near
Nice for several months. They
have been abroad since early
summer.
Their son-in-law and daughter,
Major and Mrs. Richard Hail
Jeschke, who are occupying their
house in Bradley Lane, will remain
there through the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. McKenney and
their two children, who have spent
the summer at Saranac Lake, N. Y,
arrived yesterday at the Willard,
where they will remain several
days. They will leave later for
their home in Miami, Fla.
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Mrs. S. Gwathmey Tyler, of
Louisville, KY. is spending the
week at the Hamilton Hotel.
Senator Alfonso Duque de
Heredia, accompanied by Mrs.
Heredia, are leaving Cuba today to
attend the Twenty-third Conference
of the 1nterparliamentary Union.
They will be guests at the Nav
flower during the week of the ses.
sions, Ramon Cruelis, accompanied
by Mrs. Cruells, will leave Cuba
with Senator and Mrs. Heredia to-
day and will come to Washington
with them. Mr.. Cruells is a mem
Der of the house of representatives,
as is Jose Ramon Espino, who with
his wife, will leave Cuba a little
later in the week to join the Cuban
group of delegates at the May
flower.
Miss Thelnla Wells was hostess at
a tea Sunday, given in honor of the
Chi Phi Sorority, at her home, 1872
Trinidad avenue northeast.
Among the guests included were
the Misses Catherine Nesbitt, Katn-
crime Ganey, Mary Smith, RATHER
inc Roach, Pauline Reynolds, Cath
crime Wise, and Mrs. Clifford War.
rem.
The Free and Easy Auction
Class Of the Womens City Club
will meet tonight at the club house
under the leadership of Miss Swift.
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