The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-08
SOCIETY

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Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Dwight at
their residence, 1866 r street, win
leave Washington tomorrow for
New York and will sail the latter
part of this month or early In
November to join her parents in
London. Before sailing. however,
she plans to make another visit in
Washington when she will be the
guest OF Miss Helen Marye, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George T.
Marye.
Joseph Widener, Of Philadelphia,
has taken an apartment at the
Shoreham and has with him Mr..
and Mrs. p. A. B. Widener and
Mrs. Carter Leidy. Mr.. Widener,
one OF whose horses won at Laurel
stable and is internationally known
as an art collector and critic.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Spencer
Wood. who spent the summer at
jamestown. r. l., have returned to
their charming homo in George
town.
/ Commander and Mrs. j. III.
Sypller, who have had cottage
at Monterey, Pa, for the summer,
are lingering there through the
autumn because of the illness of
Commander Sypher, but will return
to their home In Riggs street, as
soon as he Is convalescent.
The Misses Annie and Edith
have returned to their
Washington residence from Mon
terey, Pa, where they spent the
summer.
Congressman Sol Bloom of New.
York has arrived at the Willard.
He plans to remain several days in
Washington.
Mrs. Harry Baldwin Can't has
closed "Hardythe," her summer
home near the Severn river and
has taken an apartment at the
for the winter.
With her are her daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Can't, and Miss FriedaN
Kenyon, daughter of Judge and
Mrs. Kenyon, of New York and
Long Island.
Miss Elizabeth Jackson, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. Lowndes Jack
son, will be riding Instructor at the
Riding and Hunt Club this season.
Miss jackson and her sister, Miss
Jackson, are both noted
who are prominent in
the equestrian activity of the Capt.
tai. and other places, where the
horse is given high recognition in
sports.
Just now Miss Jackson is occu-
pied in getting together a girls polo
team. Members who have already
begun practicing are Miss Lydia
daughter of Mrs. Anne
Miss Madeleine Aleshire,
Mrs. Johnson, wife of Major John
son, anu Miss Helen Marye will be
on the field again as soon as her
ankle has recovered from the injury
received recently.
The Misses Jackson are sisters of
B. Lowndes Jackson, jr., whose
engagement to Miss Ellen Blair.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Montgom.
cry Blair, was announced a few days
ago.
Doctor and Mrs. Joseph Kreisel-
man, of 927 Decatur street, have as
guests Mr.. and Mrs. A. Klein, Of
Ohio, parents of Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Lippert and
their small daughter, Miss Ruth Lip
pert, Of Norwalk, Conn.,, are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. l..
at 4727 Thirteenth
street.
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John Il. Carew Of washington
has taken an apartment at the
Hamilton Hotel.
Miss Martha Knight of Washing.
ton has taken an apartment at the
Hamilton Hotel.
Elihur Root, arrived today at the
Willard from his home in New
ork. He proposes to spend two
days here.
Mrs, Laura A. Bradley, who has
been spending the summer on the
Pacific coast, has returned to Wash |
ngton. Mrs. Bradley Is chairman
If the forum luncheon committee
IF the Women's City Club. The
first forum Of the season will be
acid on Saturday, when c. Francis
Jenkins will speak on "Visual |
Radio" Members of the club wish |
ng to attend should make their
at the club house be.
fore Friday evening