The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-15
S.MAPSHALL
WEI COINED
ROYALTY
Luncheon, With Mrs.
Walsh Hostess, Discloses
Notables in Town
By JEAN ELIOT


one at an embassy, another
given for such distinguished Wis
tor as Mrs. Thomas Riley Marshall,
widow of former Vice President of
tns United States. Verify, this is
red letter day for midsummer!
Moreover. a SURVEY OF the list Of
guests at the luncheon which Mrs
Thomas E. Walsh gave for Mrs.
MarshaI, who is visiting her,
throws considerable light on the
number ana the Importance of those
who are left In town.
Party Lines Down
Diplomatic Corps and Cabinet
were represented, with the Senate,
the Army and Navy, the resident
Get and all the various ramifications
of Washington's cosmopolitan So
eiety. Party lines were completely
down, and all the women assembled
at Mrs. Walsh's big house IN
MassacTuse Its Avenue on this auspl-
cioua occasion had known and loved
Mrs. Marshall during her residence
Ii washington.
Ambassador, was among the guests
today, with Mrs. Kellogg, Wife OF
the Secretary OF State; Mrs. New,
wife Of the Postmaster General. ana
Mrs. Hoover ife Of the Secretary
sc Commerce only three Cab
met wives now in town. Mrs. Will
liam e. Borah, Mrs. Key Pittman
and Mrs. Edward Ganns a sister OF
Senator Curtis, represented the
Ladies of the Senate, an organ MIA
ton which Mrs. Marshall founded
and over which she presided with
50 much grace, and others in this
group Of guests were, Mrs. Sefaens
Spencer, widow, OF Senator Spencer,
and Mrs. Robert L. Owen, wife OF
former Senator Owen.
Others Present
Others IN the company we're Mrs.
Edward w. EberIe. Mrs. Fred Brit
ten. Mrs Cuno Rudolph, Mrs.
Thon1a II. Bayard, Mrs. Charles p.
Walc6tl Mrs. Robert 2. 0lds, Mrs.
Louis HertIe, up from picturesque
Gunston Hall for the occasion: Mrs.
John A. Hull, Mrs. Lawrence Town
send, just home from New York;
Mrs. Hayne Ellis, Mrs. Peyton Corr
don, Mrs. Parker West, Mrs. Charles
3. Drake, Mrs. Mark Sullivan, Mrs.
Frank w. MondeIl, Mrs Jossph
Pope, Mrs. Robert Henderson, Mrs.
Robert r. Mackenzie. Mrs. William
Bailey Lamar, and the hostess
daughter, Mrs. Edward B. Mclean.
Mrs. MARSHALL arrived in town
yesterday and viii be tho guest
OF Mrs. Walsh for several weeks.
Senator and Mrs Walter Edge
viii sail Saturday for Europe.
having leased shooting box n
Scotland Tor the season. Senator
Edge Is now at his home In At
Ianfic City, and Mrs. Edge is with
her mother in Maine
Mrs. Richard H. Townsend has
arrived at Rock1in, Bar Harbor,
from washington.
Mrs. Hunt Slater of New York,
formerly a resident of the Capital,
has opened her cottage there and
recent additions to: the Washington
colony at Bar Harbor are Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Wilmer.
Mrs. William Castle, jr., is at
Hot Springs, Va, where Mr.. Castle
viii Join her later:
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Former Senator James D. Phelan.
of California, who has just re-
turned from Europe, is in New
York and is staying at the Am
bassador Hotel
MRS. q. s. GRANT AT
CLINTON, N. Y.
During the absence of Mrs.
Ulysses s.. Grant, Sd, and her
children, who are at Clinton, n. Y,
Major Grant is staying with his
mother. Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant.
#&x
f.mdr. and Mrs. John Parker
Iaclsorl viii go soon to Hot Springs;
~ 80 ~ visit her parents, Mr.. and
NJ Max S1rth. Mr.. and Mrs.
sn,th have with them Commander
md s Mrs. Jackson's SON, Schuyler
WoIcott Jackson.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Marshall Exnicios
have gone to Cape May. n. j. wnere
they viii remain for two weeks
M,sa Dorothy Mondell has gone
~ snear's Ranch. Wyoming, Tor the
remainder Of the summer.
Miss Josephine Weller Is visiting
near Quebec, Canada.
GARDEN FETE TO
AID ORPHANAGE
The annual garden party for the
benefit of ST. Vincept's Orphan
Asylum will be held August 2,
and 4 on the grounds Of the
asylum. Fourth and Claiming
Streets Northeast. Dinner WIN oe
served every evening from to
o'clock. Those In charge Of various
committees are John W. Cotter'
General chairman; Mrs. Annie King
Mrs. Catherine Lane, Miss Dorothy
Nesline. Miss Helen Cayanaugh,
AFra Frank Cunning. Miss Nettie
Filtzrerald, Miss Mary Deylin, John
Vernon, Frank Cunning. James c.
sinpson, and John Burns. There
VIII be a concert every evening.
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