davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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that larger vegetables have been
raised in various sections Of the
county. 1t is doubtful that any larg-
er have been raised by dry farming.
Turnips, onions. beets, potatoes.
, 1925-09-17

peas and beans were included in the
display and from viewing the vegeta-
bles 1t will be seen that Mr.. Corners
has an excellent crop on his ranch
south Of this city.
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FOR SALE, NOT FOR RENT.
500 Cash, SIS to $S5 Per Month,
81 $50 to 5000. Well located In ne sec
tons. 6 large rooms. tiled bath. oak floors
and trim double rear porches. screened:
some have built-in tubs and showers and
buiIt-in garages z. N. WILLIS. Jr.. Owner,
Main 1870. 22s
CONTINUED on Next Page.I
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sALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

DEAL WITH gs-3U I.F RESULTS Its
srounds. 5 r. { b.: attic; stove heat
cleo; frame garage con concg TtSo Moor
balance easy; clear or trade in part
payment for modern new Or. house.
northwest section city.
Clarendon, Va. > r. & D.: Dutch
colonial cottage. cellar and porches.
II sold within 10 days. take about
CherrydaIc. 315 Columbia St
Large lot. I-r. 4 b: modern ho 'H.n
$1,000: your terms: trade for city
equity, trust note or rent greatly
reduced.
Va. Highlands. $50 Girault ave-
Large lot, high elevation. modern Or.
( b. bunEEalow elec t tgbts g gara asei
low under a months lease.
f. Rosemont. 50 E Maple STIR.
& b. house. cleo light. furnace heat;
less than $3.50: $3.50 cash. balance
easy: trade or rent.
Coln,ar Manor. Nd. opposite Cot
tasc City. Just east of Bladensburg
bus line: lots. Ar. house, corner
Pershing and Lansing SITS: less than
Berwyn Hts. Md.-over an, acre
lot. 1r. house, cleo. llghts mouse
needs repairing: bargain at S5.350;
terms TO suit At small cost repair
ing this property will bring $1,000
moro in early Spring.
Fx-soldiers, Govt. employees, etc.
inspect these bargains before invest
your Pi moT %ss or al puf eass Terms
and offered exclusively by us. Up
town and Clarendon office open until
$40 nm.
\. +. RYON CO.. INC.
Main 1897. 1929 st.
Col 1871 341S 18th.
clarendon csc-J-c. 1901 wilson Blvd
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Clarendon, Va. > =. & b.. Dutch
colonial cottage. cellar and porches.
If sold within 10 days. take about
81 900 below cost price: easy terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-17
MT. PLEASANT.

MT. PLEASANT.
A very desirable brick home,
containing six rooms, two
baths, three large porches, attic,
hot-water heat, electric lights,
instantaneous hot-water heater,
built-in heated garage; metal
weather-stripped. screens and
awnings. Priced to sell quickly.
Call Mr.. LAWLER. Main Oil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-17
BEATING THE
RENT GAME

In all large cities large portion
of the renting public is turning To
cooperative apartment homes as IN
questlonably affordjng them the most
for their money, For permanency.
assured congeuial surroundings and
positive cash saving cooperative
apartments are the one sound answer.
There 5 always an equity IN A co
operative plus item above all 9th
ers-secured without even the usual
exertlon necessary in adding to a saw
lugs account.
Modern cooperative business meth
DDS have been reduced TO science
and assure those who have been &C.
customed to the wasteful renting
methods results that have heretofore
success of such undertakings is SO
well secured in advance that tenant
owners find their cooperative owner
ship stock comm anding the respect
of all bankers.
Can you personally afford TO fur
Their POSTPONE serious CONSIDERATION
knowledged leader of cooperative
apartment buildings in the Nations
Capital Is a new. de luxe structure on
Massachusetts ave. near the site of
the sew British embassy. It's roster
ington Blue Book. Its evident CON
structive advantages are strikingly re-
lnfortrd by manifest social prestige
and select environment.
A very few apartment suites of
varying sizes are yet available at rea-
as in most other cases the best Is
the most economical when all fac
tors are considered.
Telephone Mr.. SUMNER. special
representative on premises. for further
information. Phone Potomac $3.50
or eyeuippa C1ero o1HQ-J
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o
personal inspection Of these Delightful Homes will prove
most convincng-see them before they taken.
In Beautiful Brookland-
sss ;sss e. $a &: II n s s' II :: s5s:
:s ;s ss; +: ss ssSs s's rs: g. %
5s Ss3:: s } % s .s:ss;s s S ss'
Will be sold for only $3.50 and most
EXTRAORDINARY Terms.
This is very unusual Home-Chevy Chase d. {.
ss s' ssss :snsss Of sF3ssfg a!::sS asS
49,, s $ @
s s' s s. @ @ e; @ f.
f: i $p ] Fin s @ @ : ]
You won't find anything to compare with this Home at
the price and terms.
No Finer To Be Had Than This One Colonial Brick
Park within presents ssss' % St % s s''s sssSo Rs e,ss
ss ~ sssses q SSa!ss s: ss ss ~
s;$ Sss:as & I'd ] ;s : ia Ss$ ssa.s f ssas
% @ M S rs Ssn & %eds5n as
$ Hsss s ssssS ss. s sss s;
sssssa nO sSs sisss Of :sn 5 sa
Aremarkable price and very reasonable terms.
ts-ss' An Inviting Home Crittenden St. NV.
: i: $: sf. S% rs E: s IS ssa'ssa Ds:f @
fs % ' % % @ 5 Sss sa ss
At the price and quoted it's the best
buy in this Section
G % n R e time ' saGss for ;osDH0n of
McKEEVER & GOsS,
14l5 Street Phone Main 47s2.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
PRICE REDUCED!

PRIIE KEDUIED!
An excellent roomng house value. Very
desirable downtown residential section. Near
10th ST. bus lines and line.
House recently renovated. Ten rooms.
two baths. hot-water heat. hardwood foors.
electricity. garage.
Attractive Terms.
y. l.. SALISBURY CO.. INC.
1913 Eve St. NV. Phone Main 59O4,
Sl4,75O.
Cleveland Park.
New semi detached brick house, eIcep
t,onalIy we'll built on high ground. with
southern exposure: large rooms and bath IT,
alley: best of automatic oil-burner heating
pIant: superior decorations; unusual features
Iinderpriced when compared with nearby
WNF ii. SAUNDERS CO., Inc,
REALTORS-ESTABLI 1857
1888 st. NV. Main loio-f.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
A CHANCE TO BE REAL
SANTA CLAUS.

This year give your son or daughter
beautiful home site in ''Lorcom Lane
Estates" the fifth addition 70 Lee HEIGHTS.
but prices will advance approximately 90
per cent at midnight December 81. SO do
your Christmas shopping early.
cars to take you TO property. You incur
no obligation whatever.
RUBY LEE MINAR, INC,
1905 New York Ave. Main 1144.
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SALE OR RENT-sUB. PROPTY

4-RooM BUNGALOW. CELLAR. ,PoRCHEs.
electricity. furnace. near car and bus line
$40 per month B. NJ. SMITH. Arlington.
Va. Phone Clar. 5p9Jl. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-17
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

HAVE GOOD BRICK HOME IN SOUTH
east. very near Penna. ave: all-white neigh
horhood SIX rooms and bath: two-csr ga
rage: good hot-water heating plant: electric
lights. viii sell direct No agents. Price
right. Address Box 310-D. Star Office.
OWNER LEAVING CITY MUST SELL HIS
nearly modern Groom house. well To-
Gated on l4th ST. car line. Address Box
3IO-T Office Sc
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

OWNER WILL SACRIFICE
NEW NE. CORNER
$3.50 CASH.
REAL HOME-ACT BEFORE IT'S TOO
LATE.
Six large, bright rooms. colonial front
porch. large double rear porches, h.-w h..
electricity. three bedrooms. tile bath. spa
cious closets. built-in garage. laundry trays,
etc Close in, convenient TO car line. school,
stores Address OWNER Box BALD. Star
office.
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CAFRITZ COMPANY
90so
wena
suit
81
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-24

The marriage last evening OF
Miss Lola Noreine Elliott. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Eugene
Elliott and Lieut. Herbert Davis
Vogel, u. S. A.. was marked by
military pomp. The bridegroom and
his ushers were IN uniform. the
presentation OF the col0rs was a
feature Of the ceremony and the
bride made her way to the alter
under an archway OF crossed
sabres borne by the men Of the
wedding party.
The ceremony took place In the
First Baptist. Church. the Rec. Henry
Allen Topper officiating. assisted
by the Rev. Samuel Judson Porter.
The church was decorated with
palms. ferns. snlilax and flags.
Miss Verona HOren sang.
The bride. who was given in mar.
riage by her father. wore gown
OF ivory satin trimmed with pearls.
Godets of the satin were inserted
in the skirt, each topped with a
pearl ornament. Her tulle veil fell
from a Russian. headdress and she
carried Bride roses and lilies OF the
valley.
Miss Maxine Elliott. sister Of the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-24

Miss Marye and Lieutenant Thomas,
and among the numerous parties
being arranged In their honor Is 4
supper on Saturday nt which Miss
Bessie McKeldin viii be hostess.
On December 50 lieutenant Thomas
win give. his bachelor dinner and
that evening Miss Marye win have
her attendants at dinner at the
Chantscler.
sLteptenant Thomas is aid to Ad.
mira homas Pickett Magruder. In
command Of the Atlantic fleet.
Colonel Augusta villa. Military
A4tacho Of the italian EMBASSY.
VIII return to hts apartment NJ
VxaTdnlQn Park Hotel on SUNDAY
e tier pending Christmas with his
Dreamer and sister-in-law. Count and
( countess Alphonso Villa in New
& Ine Women's City Club VIII have
~ subscription dinner and evening.
s4 & the cub house on New Year eve.
49, ss:s.s frank Hiram Smell win be the
ptEancipa speaker at the dinner.
nlE sara Grogan will be hostess.
u Al -
and Mrs Louis HertIe of
s4unseon Hall are at the Willard
Wi1er they arrived Yesterday Tl1aS,
pian 70 spend several DAYS hers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-24
TO
CELEBRATE
HOLIDAY

At many of the embassies and
Legation christmas is being Gee
brated with dinner for the mem
bers Of the embassy staff. the party
being given in some instances to-
Night and in others tomorrow.
Following long established Gus
tom, the Spanish Ambassador aid
Mime. Riano viii enterta n the mem
oers OF their official family at the
embassy tonight, and will have as
guests some Spanish visitors from
New York. There will be thirty in
the party.
The Ambassador of France and
Mime. Daeschner will also entertain
tonight for the members OF the
ambassadors staff.
At Belgian Embassy
Tomorrow evening, the Ambassa-
dor of Belgium and Baroness de
Cartier will be hosts at q dinner al
which the embassy staff will be
guests and at which they will en-.
terrain a few Belgians FROM New
York. Philadelphia and Baltimore.
The Minister of Switzerland ant,
Ame. Peter will entertain tomOr-
row afternoon for the members Of
the legation staff. A Christmas
tree will be ali aglow with candles
and the tea table will have Yule-
tide decorations
Marc Peter. the younger son OF
the Minister and Nine. Peter, is In
Paris, where he is studying at the
Sorbonne
george Peter. who is an in.
structor in the School of Engineer
ing at Harvard, is with his parents.
Princess Bfbesco, wife Of the min
lister of Rumania, had small
Christmas tea yesterday
NEW YEAR EVE
DANCE AT LEGATION
The Minister Of Panama and
NINE. Alfaro will be hosts at an
informal dance at the legation on
New Year Eve.
This afternoon they are enter.
tanning a party OF thirty young
people at the tea dance in the
garden of the Mayflower in com.
pIIment to their niece, Mile. Juliette
Orillac. who is spending the winter
with them
10 MAKE ADDRESS
IN PITTSBURGH
The mirsster of the Serbs. Croats,
and SIoyenes, DIR. Ante Tresich
Pavichich, left town this morning
for Pittsburgh, where he. will make
an address on Monday. He will re-
turn TO Washington on Tuesday.
X
The Minister of Lithuania and
Nine. Bizauskas entertained COM
pany of twenty at dinner last eve
ming in compliment to the retiring
Minister OF Esthonia and Nine.
Pip.
The Minister of Latvia and Nine.
Sega will have as their guest over
Christmas the consul general OF
Latvia in New York, A. B. Lule,
who viii arrive in Washington
today.
Nicholas Titulescu. head of the
Rumanian Debt Funding Commits
sion, and Nine. Titulescu, who have
been staying at the Ambassador in
New York, have gone to Atlantic
City to pass Christmas. They are
accompanied by Victor V. Bandu.
lescu and Saval Rodelescu. members
of the copaE1ission.
X X
AEDG mnVUNycLzAYTN I'm
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-24
MARYE'S
ATTENDANTS
CHOSEN

The wedding party Of Miss Helen
Marye, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George T. Marye, and Lieut.. VIII.
liam D. Thomas, air service. U. 8.
N, whose marriage will take place
January 2, has been completed.
Miss Marye will have as maid
of.honor Miss Marjorie Oelrichs, of
New York, Mrs. Alan Rinehart.
Tnatron.of.honor, and the following
bridesmaidsMiss Nancy Hoys.
Miss Louise Ireland, Miss Sara
Moreland and Miss Euzette Dewey.
Lieutenant Thomas will have as
best man his brother, Winston
Bright Thomas, Of New York. The
ushers will be Lieut.. Barnett Tai.
bot, and Lieut.. Frederick Nelson,
who are naval officers stationed ut
Hampton Roads; Lieut.. Commdr.
John j. London, Brooklyn Navy
David Bruce, of Baltimore, son of
Senator and Mrs. William CabeJl
Bruce: Horace Luttrell, George A.
Garrett, Lieut.. BENJAMIN Holconbe,
naval aide at the White House;
Lieut.. Conlnndr. Paul Cassard, Rob-
ert Gardner, Of New York; Lee
Douglas, Of Nashville, Tenn; Don.
aid Rodgers, Major william Gran
berry, jr., u s. A., Nashville, Tenn;
Grover Loeninge, of New York;
Group Capt. M. G. Christie, air
attache of the British embassy. ana
Bradford Norman. jr., of New York.
The ceremony will be performed
in st. Thomas Church. at A o'clocK
in the afternoon With the rector.
the Rev. DIR. C. Ernest Smith ofs.
ficiating and win be followed by
a reception in the home OF the
brides parents.
Last evening Donald Rodgers,
George Garrett, and David Bruce
gave dinner at the Chantecler for
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-24
MISS RUTH GREGORY
no WED CAPITAL MAN.

Rear Admiral Luther e. Gregory,
L. S. N, chief of the bureau OF
yards and docks, and Mrs. Gregory
have announced the engagement OF
their daughter, Ruth Gregory. to
Harold A. Wheeler of Washington.
Miss Gregory is in her senior
years at George Washington TIM.
yersity. Mr.. Wheeler is taking a
postgraduate course at Johns Hop
kins University.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Count and Countess de Lamber.
tye will come to Washington to.
day to pass Christmas with the
Iatter's mother, Mrs. Cooley. The
countess before her recent marriage
was Mrs. Frederick Kohl.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-24

3wa4y q fnvs
,.,r-,.4 :. he,,oselves miniature
49,. = - .r - .tt : iovalv etching
~ - cefheira1 !. window engraved
49,. fha fS,T,a and give a. hint of
.seS,ss,tf,,l fIinas IN store.
= 49,, -. a.. nav,l
e.u
Greeting! May tiny christmas DC
happy they begin; then
Ye' are hidden, dear friend %
come over hitner 70 tnal uo 1lL ~
where owen ye Two sp..s = !, s
tWen.yiour1h uay 49,.
month az " nlntn nour o. or SvsllslV !
~ TINS iear OF 0ur l1oLu ~. f;..st
Then snaH We near LOT me ,
time marvellous nl ~ - V .,sas.
OF Nlmmegan' VINO AOr HAvLs e..a :
seven years AEed, anu ns-u guy ..o
with the devil, put VINO DS . III ace
pI e.od 0lu win 70 p., asaws.g ,ddon -
- ana We are .nkeNlse rsa'.'.ss, lr.e =
;spass W night under ye FaTrln e ION
1870 49, 80 ,o me IL Tree. and We are
1s,-sl,s =, he accostek al late hours
S E5rst.. Time On ANY Stage
saat,,,., ~
s 81 49, - .kte
tnas LsNe 1870 49,
yeaT - lLle lI.slsnei -. nI.,S;,as,eI
REPRESENTATIONS Ml.A .AAS -. -. s.
Mary OF Nimmegen. perhaps t1e
first OF the miracle piaXers. =
dates from .i4oV,ls DuI mas JUST pes 81,
translated INTO sllSh anu W.
: have It's Ilrsl prouuctlOn III kealIelis g
tonlGnl. 10 give Iurensr cnaIu -, =
AN event OF unusual interest TN, IS
J; Troubadonr Mr: Haymondls WI
sing some detlgntIuI oid orlnklne
songs Written IN l45V, Wnlcn MIS-.
Harrington unearthed BY digging
through the music In the Library
Of Congress.
The play VIII AZ usual, De gwen
in the little Ineafer OF tne GheVy
Chase Scho0l. ~ mld-nlgnI supper
VIII be served, q typlcas old Eng
hsh Christmas feast, with turkeys
and little sucking pigs, roasted
whole and each with a red apple
N his mouth graclng the hong
board.
Story Telling
Afferwar9l win come adjournment
"a fI1a F,arrfnptons, holIse for an
kr.,,,. ,,- tz.1c 81 story falIine. .houf
: ssrast IosS fire. s,;d fo,s5s s,,cls IF
the g,,aats as are re ,.er,aainioe. over
nighf-aTs,lallv about .50-break fast
wiz he served At ii o'ciock on
Christmas morning.
There viii be some as guests to
witness the NAV. Carl Melcllers.
the Famous artist 4 cornino m
from FsraTIar;elrsh,,rp, where Ia e
nnrv living accomnsnfaI bv Mrs
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-24
MRS. TOWNSEND CALLED
TO NEW YORK BY ILLNESS

Because of the sudden illness of
b. Sumner Welles. Mrs. Richard
Townsend has gone to New York to
be with her daughter. Mrs. WeIles.
and has recalled Invitations for the
dinner she was to have given on
Christmas night. taking her guests
afterward to the Children's Country
Home ball. Mr.. WeIles was taken
Ill aboard ship when he and Mrs.
Welles were returning from their
honeymoon. spent in Egypt and on
the Continent. and is said to be
threatened with pneumonia They
are staying at the Ambassador Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Noonan
have left town to spend the Christ.
mas holidays and will visit in Cir
cinnat and Detroit before return
ing to Washington.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-24
MIRACLE PLAY TO BE
GIVEN AT ANNUAL
XMAS PARTY
DR.. and Mrs. Harrington to Be Hosts at
Delightful Christmas Eve
Celebration.
By JEAN ELIOT

HRISTMAS Washington would not be complete without
" Dr. and Mrs Frederick FarringtonS annual fete.
girls the Chevy Chase School for their ho
wife always
nave big house party the old
year which else
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-24
PIC TURESQUE DE T AL
MARK MIL T AIRY
WEDDING

bride, was maid Of honor. Her
frock was or yellow chiffon, long
Waiated and trimmed on the skirt
Welh triangIes Of velvet outlined In
gold braid. She carried Pernet
The bridesmaids were Miss Eliza
beth Mills, Miss Elizabeth Morris,
Miss Eleanor Harmon and Miss
Katherine Foster.
Two were gowned in orchid chif-
fon and two In pink, the gowns be-
ing trimmed in rhinestOnes. They
carried Columbia roses.
The flower girl. Miss Bernice
Caldwell Smith. was in blue tulle
with ruffled skirt and she carried
a white basket filled with rose
petals.
Lieutenant vogeI had as his best
man Lieut.. Leonard L. Bingham,
and the ushers were Lieut.. Howard
Ker, Lieut.. Fremont Swift ThOlnp-
son, Lieut. Clinton f. Robinson and
Lieut.. Gordon e. Texter.
The group beneath whose sahers
the bridal party passed included
Hyde. Capt. Verified G.. Mart1ing,
Peterson, Lieut.. G. j. Sullivan,
AS4GQLs ~ !. 1uA0Np 1IkCNAbs 41GW1kt@
son, Capt Torres, Of the Cuban
army; Lieut.. Mulligan, Lieut..
Fisher Blinn, Lieut. Arthur Tru-
deau, Lieut.. Fowlkes, Lieut.. L.
Shearer, Lieut. Reinhart, Lieut..
Colby Myers and Lieut.. Des Islets.
Following the ceremony there
was a reception at the home of the
bride. 1922 Twenty-first st. The
house was decorated with palms,
smilax and pink and yellow roses.
On their return from their wed
ding trip. Lieutenant and Mrs.
Vogel win make their home at Fort
Humphreys, Va.
Lieutenant Vogel is the son OF
MIR. and Mrs. lewis Philip VogeI,
of Chelseaa Mich. His father was
among the guests at the wedding,
as we're his uncle and aGnt, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Lee Hudson.
Captain and Mrs. Emory Land
entertained at. luncheon today for
their nephew. Midshipman Gordon
DeKay. who is with them for. the
holidays. The guests, numbering
twenty, were debutantes of this sea-
son and young men home from col
.lege for the holidays.
X ~ X
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-24

CHR MAS EVE!
TO BE GALA
IGHI
Carols at White House ;
Mrs. Coolid ge an Aide
. To Santa Claus

n Christmas carols at. the White
House, with the President and Mrs,
Coolidge sllstening In, viii bring
I,ChrisfTiaae Eve u q pictureaQHe
I.close and VIII be the climax Of d
day which Mrs. Coolidge WIN have
devoted to bringing Christmas
cheer ia. those whom Santa Claus
might otherwise have overlook VI.
Reginning her rounds at 10 o'clock
this morning, she attended the
CHI istnlas celebration 1T Keitllis
ETl1eateT, where hundreds Of gifts
were; distributed under the auspices
Of the Central Union Mission. And
this, AFTERNOON she will visit the
~ 81 q to Santa Claus at their cele-
braffcn and distribution Of Christ.
mas gifts.
Us with PrSa ident Coolidge, the first
Lady Will attend the community
/ Christmas tree celebration at s
EO'cl6cIE, the President pressing the
button that wilt light up the giant
fir tree which was planted before
the Treasury steps d year agO and
which viii blOsAom out tonight iii
tinsel and cOlOreds lights.
A nnQre personal expression
of the Christmas spirit. Mrs. Cool
idge has sent flowers and small
lren1embfanoes to the girls who
helped her with her Christmas SHOP
ping and OtherB who have served
her. through the tyeay
Tho children Of the Secretary oi
Labor and Mrs James Davis
James, jr., and Jean, viii be
among the little guests at the
i Christmas Tree Story Hour 81
Wardman Park Hotel on Saturday
afternoon. Miss Madge Tucker VIII
/ have story hour at the foot 81
| the big Christmas tree IN the Ward
| man Park lobby, to which all d
the children Of the hotel have been
invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eiihu Root are ct
the willard where they arrived yes
mas In Washington to be with their
son.iI1-law and daughter, Mai. ana
Ulysses s. Grant, third. and their
family.
DAUGHTERS ARRIVE
FOR HOLIDAY VISIT
Congressman and Mrs. John w.
Summers Of washington have
with them at the Hotel Chatham
their daughters, Miss Hope SUM
mers and Miss Jean Summers, the
latter q student at the Mary Lyon
School, Of Swarthmore, Pa, and
they viii also have James Wither.
III. Of Chicago. az q holiday guest.
Miss Hope Summers, graduate c1
the School OF Speech OF Northwest.
ern University, IL q teacher OF ex.
preston at Bradley College, Peoria,
III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Summers and their
daughters Will make q brief visit
to Philadelphia to be with their
son, Paul Summers, and his family
Tor Christmas Day.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-24
MRS. WILLIAMS XMAS
DINNER GUESTS NAMED 8

Mrs. John r. Williams, who is
giving a Christmas dinner party
and will take her guests afterward
to the ball at the Mayflower for the
benefit Of the Children's Country
Home, will have as guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Letter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Sterling. Mr.. and Mrs.
John B. Pitney. Mr.. and Mrs Lee
Warren. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ben
ming Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs Frank.
lin Mott Gunther, and Garrard
Winston, Undersecretary of the
Treasury.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-24
DINNER DANCE
TONIGHT FOR
DEBUTANTE

Mr.. and Mrs. Demarest Lloyd. who
have occupied an apartment at
Wardnan Park Hotel since their
return from Europe last fall, are
moving this week to their new
home on r St., between Eighteenth
and Nineteenth, which they pur-
chased from Fesgenden Meserve.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Hill will
entertain $50 guests at a dinner
dance in the picturesque Chinese
room at the Mayflower this evening
for their younger daughter, Miss
Dorothy Louise Hill, who Is making
her formal debut in this pleasant
fashion. Mr.. and Mrs. Hill will
have. q dozen Of their contempt.
raries dining with them, and the
rest of the guests will be young
people.
Miss Hilda Ann Hill. a debutante
of last winter, viii help her sister
In welcoming her guests. Miss
Agnes Hamill. Of Philadelphia, who
will be presented next season, has
come to Washington to attend the
party.