The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-23
TAKE FLAT in
NEW YORK
TOGETHER
Mrs. Mccormick and
Mrs. Longworth to,
Share Apartment
Bv LEAN ELIOT.


THE news that Mrs. Medill Nc
i Cormick and Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth propose taking an apart
ment together In New York next
winter is a bit intriguing. The ex-
PLANTATION is that Mrs. Mccormick
expects to be in New York much of
the season on business and Mrs.
Longworth feels that it would be
both convenient and agreeable to
have a pied a terre at which she
can put up on her frequent visits to
the city.
The two women are the closest
Of friends, their intimacy dating
from the time when Princess Alice
was a White House belle and Ruth
Hama. Mccormick lived just across
Lafayette Square from the Execu-
tive Mansion. Mark Hanna's
daughter is q brilliant and able
woman, with her fathers flair for
politics, and her friends here have
been deeply interested in her state
ment that she proposes to carry
on the late Senator McCormicks
fight against entangling alliances
for the United States. She be.
lieves enthusiastically in the priIi-
ciples professed by her husband,
who was one Of the little group
Of '.willfuI men" who led the fight
against the League OF Nations in
the Senate. Mrs. Mccormick, by
the way, has placed ali her hus-
bands papers at the disposal of
William Hard, who is writing q
book on the history OF the League
controversy.
At present she is in Chicago,
70 shortly to Rock River, m,
where she has model dairy farm,
built up under her personal direC-
ton and run under her supervision,
from which scores Of babies In
Chicago are supplied with the high
est grade Of milk.
Mrs. Andrews Leaving for Europe;
Wedding in Family Soon.
Mrs Minnigerode Andrews win
leave Washington this week for
New York, where he will remain
a few days before sailing July 4
on the Leviathan for a brief so
journ in France, as she is the Of
fetal representative of the Thomas
Jefferson Memorial Foundation.
There has been a keen interest
In the Jefferson memorial from the
republic over the seas, and the
group of American girls going over.
as jefferson pilgrims will be met.
with great cordially. The eminent
sculptor, Paul Bartlett, has served
as chairman of the Paris commit
tee, and Lewis Grenshaw, of the
University Of Virginia, as vice
chairman. for the reception and
entertainment Of the party.
The guests of the foundation are
young women representing many
professions and specialties-teach-
ers, musicians. actresses, bank Off
Gals, civic servants, railroad en-
ployes and leaders in big indus
tries. Four officials viii be en-.
trusted with supervision Of the ex.
cursion with Mrs. Andrews as hon.
orary chaperone.
The marriage of Mrs. Andrews
niece, Miss Virginia Minnigerode,
and Lieutenant Alan Thornton
Hunt, u. S. NJ. c., will take place
on Monday, June 20, at 4:30 o'clock,
at the country home of the brides
cousins-and Mrs. Andrews son
and daughter-in-1aw-Mr. and Mrs.
Eliphalet Frazer Andrews, near
Alexandria, Va.
Owing to recent mourning In the
family Of the bridegroom and to
the ill-health of the brides father,
the wedding will be informal and
only members of the immediate
families will be present. Miss Min
higerode is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Minnigerode, of
Baltimore. Her mother was Miss
Susie Turner, Of st. Louis, a sister
OF the late Mrs Charles Heyl and
Mrs. William Henry Lee; and sis
ter-in-law Of Mrs. Harriet Stod-
dard Turner, of Washington.
Mrs. Andrews, by the way, has
recently received letter from her
brother. Captain Karl Minnigerode
now on duty at the Preside, San
Francisco, telling her that his in
fant daughter is to be named Lucy
Ann Minnigerode for his two I'M
married sisters. One, Miss Lucy
Minnigerode, who is superintendanr
Of nurses of the Public Health Ser
vice, has just been given the inter-
national Florence Nightingale Medal
by the Red Cross. Captain Min
nigerode is married to Miss Gorgiana
Getty, daughter of General Getty
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Mrs. Frederick H. Gillett, wife of
Senator Gillett, will leave Washing
ton shortly to join Senator GiIlett
In their home at Springfield, Mass.
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Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh enter
tanned small company at dinner
at the Chateau LIE Paradis last
night.
General and Mrs. Henry T. Allen
closed their apartment at Stone
leigh Court and left today by mo-
tor for Blue Ridge Summit, Pa,
where they will spend the summer.
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The Military Attache of the Ita!-
ian Embassy and the Marquise 6i
Bernezzo plan to leave Washing
ton in August for their home in
Rome, where Colonel di Bernezzo
will resume his place in the royal
guards.
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