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SOCIETY
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and Mrs. Robson will give series OF
luncheons, dinners and receptionS ioI
the visitors. who will also be entertained
nv other officers stationed in the Mary
land capital.
The board includes several presiden-
tial appointees, a group from the Sen
ate named by the Vice President and
group from the House appointed by the
speaker. President Hoovers appointees
ere Mr.. Mark Sullivan, Rear Admiral
Henry r. Mayo, Mr.. w. B. Storey. Mr..
John Borden, Mr.. George Cole Scott,
DR.. M. l.. Britain and Mr.. Arthur j.
Draper.
The senatorial group includes SEN
ator Frederick Hale, Senator Jesse n.
Metcalf, Senator Thomas d. Schall,
Senator Park Trammell and Senator
c. c. Dill, all of the naval affairs COM
mittee. The Speakers appointees are
Representative Fred Britten, Repre-
sentative Guy Hardy, Representative
Sol Bloom. Representative Robert Low
Bacon and Representative Morgan G.
Sanders.
Mrs. Margaret B. Downing and her
sister, Mrs Joseph Snider Noel, left
Yesterday afternoon for New York City,
where they joined party OF friends
and relatives from st. Louis and sailed
this morning on the Juan Sebastian
E.cano for Barcelona, Spain. They will
be absent until the Autumn.
DR.. and Mrs. H. H. Schoenfeld will
90 to New York the latter part Of the
week. Mrs. Schoenfeld will sail Friday
on the Lancashire for Europe. DR..
Schoenfeld will return to their apart
ment in the Wardman Park Hotel.
Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Rice. U. S. N,
entertained at birthday anniversary
luncheon yesterday at Carvel Hall Ho-
tel, Annapolis, Md, for their son. There
were IL boys at the table, which was
decorated with yellow snapdragons and
yellow candles, with several favorS at
each plate.
Mrs. Zana Crane of Dalton, Mass.
Is at the Carlton for a few days, &C
companied by Miss Priscilla Colt OF
Pittsfield, Mass.
Mrs. William A. Barber of New York
and her mother Mrs. Frederick Cor
don, left this morning by motor to
visit the historic gardens of Virginia
which are open this week under the
auspices of the Garden Club OF Vir-
ginia. Mrs. Barber will remain with
her mother in Washington after their
: return from Virginia, and will visit
her for q week or 10 days before re-
turning TO her home at 1890 Fifth
avenue, New York.
Mr.. Bryan Pitts was host to small
party at the Club Chantecler supper
dance Saturday evening.
The dinner dance at Carvel Hall
Hotel, Annapolis, Md, on Saturday
evening was even more brilliant than
the Easter dance. Nearly 800 young
people participated and the gowns OF
the ladies were particularly colorful
and lovely Among the Washington
guests staying at the hotel were: Mrs.
A. M D. Mccormick with her dauGh-
ter, Miss Ellen j. Mccormick; Mrs. c.
j. Odenthal, Mrs. Margaret Pyle of
Martha Washington Seminary, accom-
panied by Miss Jean Leonard, Miss
Jean Anderson and Miss Virginia
Rathborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Segal enter
tanned at q reception last evening for
their son, Mr.. Stanley Segal, winner
OF the Business High School Oratorical
Contest.
illustrated Talk on Old
Gardens at willard May 2.
A delightful evening is promised for
Thursday, May 2, when Miss Frances |
Benjamin Johnston will give an Illus |
trated talk at the Willard for the benefit !
of the Kenmore Association and the |,
patriotic fund Of the Mary Washington |
Chapter, D. A. r. At this time of year, |
when all are interested in gardens. Miss |
Johnston's lovely pictures of old gardens |
are very welcome. Among the boxhold- |
ers are Mrs. William Hurd Fill, Miss |
Bessie Kibbey, Mrs. Charles Boughton |
Wood, Mrs. Charles w. Richardson and |
Mrs. Frank S. Hight.
Friday morning, April 10, 1929, at 10
o'clock, the marriage OF Miss Dorothy |
E. Cralle and Mr.. william E. Sanford |
took place at Village, Va, the Rev. |
G. r. Tureman officiating. Following |
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford |
left for Washington, accompanied by |
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Dawson of VIII |
lage, Va. who were recently married |
A wedding reception was given for the |
brides party Friday evening at the |
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Grolig, |
jr., 5327 Forty-third street northwest. |
The home was beautifully decorated |
for the occasion. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Wheater. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Luis Quinones, Mr.. and |
Mrs. william A. Reilly, Miss Efie A. |
Braun, Mundy Point, Va; Mr.. j. H. |
O'Brien and Mr.. Irving j. Sommers, |
Milwaukee, Wis.
Countess Holnstein will arrive today |
at the Wardman Park Hotel from |
Villanova, Pa.
Mr.. e. P Peck Of Omaha, Nebr.. has |
arrived in washington for the meeting !
OF the Chamber of Commerce Of the |
United States. accompanied by Mrs. |
Peck, and is stopping at the Carlton
Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Pierre de NAL
glaive Of Greenwich. Conn, and Mr.. |
and Mrs. Jean Tillier of Port Washing |
ton, Long Island, were guests at the |
Congressional Country Club over the
week end.
Miss H. T. Jennings and Miss s. e. |
Denton Of Brookline are at the Grace |
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