The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-17
FF ON HUNTING
TRIP IN. GEORGIA
TO PASS WINTER
IN CALIFORNIA


IN CALIFORNIA
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Ellis expect
to spend the winter In California,
leaving here early in December. /.
They win be in Coronado for the
MIS- Mrs. EMS win be at home In
formally tomorrow afternoon after
$50 O'Clock and viii be assisted by
a group Of her friends from Off
cial and resident spciety. No invi-
tations have been issued.
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The Assistant Secretary OF the
Navy and Mrs. Theodore Douglas
Robinson win be hosts at dinner on
the evening OF December 8. In their
Thee former Secretary of State
Charles e. Hughes. arrived in
Washington yesterday and is stay
ing at the Mayflower Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lansing viii
go to Baltimore on Friday to attend
the recital which Paderewski is Civ.
ing there that evening.
Mrs. Paul Evarts johnson and
her daughter, Miss Mary Louise
johnson, viii return Friday from
New York, where they have been
Tor SeVefal DAYS.
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Mrs. Wallace ChiswelI entertained
at luncheon today at the Shoreham
In compliment to Miss Mary Don
nelly. who is sailing for Europe
Immediately after Thanksgivin
where she will spend six months.
There were fourteen in the conn
pany. After the luncheon Mrs.
ChiswelI took her guests to a.
matinee.
VISITORS AMONG
GUESTS AT TEA
Mrs. Edwin r. Pollock, wife Of
Captain Pollock, u. s. N, Is enter
calming e small company at tea
this afternoon In compliment tQ1
Mrs. Thomas Pickett Magruder,
wife OF Rear Admiral Magruder.
Other guests are Mr.. and Mrs.
H.sW. Gray, OF New Zealand, who
are In town for day or two CT
sightaeeing ca route to the West
Coast, where they will embark for
their homeland. Mr.. Gray is sec
.Hetary Of external affairs OF New
zealand,
Mrs. Mason Wilbur GraSeand her
mother, Mrs. William James Evans,
have sent out cards for an at-home.
SUNDAY AFTERNOONS from 4:3O to s
o'clock at their home. 1913 Ross
place Cleveland Park.
l. Colonel and Mrs. Frederick Cole
imam will entertain at dinner this
evening In their home in Edge
moor; Nd.
/ Mr.. Loren johnson was hostess
at luncheon today In her home on
Sixteenth street in compliment to
Mrs, Edward Robbins. Mrs. Rob-
bins, who has returned to Washing.
ton after an absence of two years
Is established at 2239 Massachusetts
avenue for the winter.
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Mrs. Frank L. Nesbit entertained
at luncheon and bridge today at the
Chevy Chase Club in compliment to
Mrs. Matthew A. Delaney. There
were four tables.
DEBUTANTES ENTERTAINED
AT LUNCHEON TODAY
Miss Harriotte Atkins, daughter
of Major; and Mrs. Joseph A. At
kins, entertained at luncheon today
followed by bridge in compliment
to Miss Maude Mason, Miss Sid
ney Nea1e and Miss Mary SeIden,
three Of the debutantes. Other
! guests We're Miss Margaret Shelton.
/ Miss Winifred West, Miss Virginia
Graham, Miss Halle Brooke, Miss
Virginia Walthall, Miss Charlotte
Childress, Miss Leah DeMoll, Miss
Anne Scott, Miss Ruth Weldon,
Miss Martha Blackburn, Miss Helen
Gary, Miss Josephine Weller, Miss
! Laura Winder Marshall, Miss Eliza
beth Wrenn, Miss Mary. Earle Hos.
| ton, Mrs. Robert Roebling, Miss
Dorothy Hill, Miss Dorothea Lane,
Miss Katherine Watson, Miss Caro-
line Alexander, Miss Virginia Rus
! sell, Miss Judith Shelton, Miss
Allison Rpebling, Miss Marguerite
| Moreno and Miss Betty Edwards.
Major and Mrs. Atkins have re.
Gently moved to 2817 Woodley
road.
Commander and Mrs. George
.Joerns. who have moved into their
new home at 1871 Utah avenue
and Rittenhouse street, have as
their guest this week Arnold Joerns,
Of Chicago.