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New Britain herald., 1929-10-05

honor Of Miss Della Daly of Gris- Wold street. Prizes were awarded to Miss Viola Clark. Miss Katherine Kent, and Miss Edna Hayden.
 Tuesday evening, Mrs. Malcolm Robinson of Trumbull street gave a dinner party in honor of Miss Daly. She received many gifts.
 Miss Daly was givcn a bridge luncheon and kitchen shower on Friday by Miss Florence and Miss Katherine Kent of South Main street. The bridge prizes were award ed to Miss Catherine OLeary. Miss Catherine Ryan, Miss Mildred Luddy and Mrs. Anna Murphy.
 Saturday at noon Miss Eva Coates of Chestnut street was hostess at a luncheon bridge for Miss Daly at the East Windsor Inn in East Windsor.
 Saturday evening Miss Margaret
New Britain herald., 1929-10-05

pital at Dexter, Maine, all summer, recovering from a severe injury suf- fered in an automobile accident the latter part of June is now in Green vile. Maine. with her parents and her sister, Ella.
 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hart of Park Place have been In Holland, Mich, all week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Kimball of Lexington street were in New York city this week.
 C. F. Smith of Lexington street left last Monday for Maine.
 Miss Elizabeth Kimball of Lexing- ton street and Miss Virginia Hum phrey of Lincoln street were in New York city this past week.
 Dr. and Mrs. NJ. A. Kinsella of Ten Acre road, and Dr. and Mrs, George ". Dunn of Lincoln street, leave next Wednesday to spend two weeks in Chicago.
 Mrs. B. C. Morrison of Manchcs- ter, N. H.. is visiting her brother-in- law and sister, Mir. and Mrs. Max we'll Coe of Liberty street.
 Mrs. Bennett Nelson of Harrison street has returned after spending a few days in Detroit and Cleveland.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph M. Halloran of Grove Hill went to New York yes terday to bid bon voyage to Dr. and Mrs. William T. Morrissey, who sailed last night for a six weeks trip to Europe.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Brown of this city are spending the weekend in New York city,
 Mr. and Mrs. F.. g. Lancaster of Ten Acre road have motored to Washington, D. C.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wood of Sef-
New Britain herald., 1929-10-05

Mrs. Robert C. Vance of Maple street.
 Mrs. Alfred Morgan of Hatfield Mass, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Beorge Boil of Trumbull street.
 Miss Eurith Wachter, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wachter Of Park Place visited in Bridgeport this week with Mrs. Stanley Lonsdale. the former Miss Martha Clark of this city.
 MT. and Mrs. Sturman Dyson of Corbin avenue were in New York City this week
 Miss Corinne Goodwin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burton Goodwin of Sherman Court visited in New York city this week with Mrs. Eleanor Lewis Hildebrandt who has recently Tudor City.
 Miss May Wilcox of Grove Hill visited in Watertown this week with her nephew, Erwin Sloper. who is a student at the Tat school.
 Miss Jane Rattenbury, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. William Rattenbury Of Shuttle Meadow read left on Tuesday for Colby college, in Maine.
 Miss Gertrude Rogers of Sunny ledge entertained a house party of friends last week. end at the Rogers summer home at Weekapaug.
 MT. and Mrs. Maurice Johnson of Brighton street are to entertain a house party of friends at Madison of Mrs. Johnson's parents, MT. and Mrs. Dugald McMillan.
 Dr. William Y. Morrissey and Mrs Morrissey of Vine street sailed last night from New York on the s. s. Bremen for six weeks stay in Europe. Dr. Morrissey will spend several weeks in Vienna, where he will attend the clinics.
 Miss Emily sloper, the second daughter of MT. and Mrs. Harold T. Sloper of Russell street who has been in the Hummer emorial hos
New Britain herald., 1929-10-05
Social TcHuHies Tbout SoUn
Indian Summer Weather Boon to Followers of Outdoor Sports-Nany New Britain Folks to See Football Game in New Haven Today-Mrs McNillan
 and Mrs Hart to Entertain Wednesday.

FEW BRITAIN society continues to itself with any
 number of dongs mpromptu affairs are in the lead for the usual of the autumn are slow Tn startn this fall The Indian days encourage all sorts o1 outdoor sports ecraons Shore and country homes are kept open later than usual and frequently the scenes o all day pcnics and weekend house parties In town golf IS the foremost diversion and the links the Shuttle Meadow club become each day beautiful picture the surrounding hills take the gold and scarlet foliage Of mdautumn
 THE football season is her and today and
 of Hardware City folks off New Haven and other places nearby There was great rayng the Shuttle Meadow part the majority of whom route to New Haven as old Eli has long been in high favor with the major portion o local football fans.
 MONDAY night brings Elizabeth Clark Boyden back to the M Shuttle Meadow club for second of contract bridge lessons Her class this year nOtce&by larger than that of 8 for only have of the old timers back but many are added to the membership list The quite social affair of these gatherings, entertaining with dinner advance of the lesson with informal supper parties later hour. Pardon C. Rckey chairman of the governing board o the club house. Is responsible for the success of the affair.
 COCETY looks with interest the afternoon tea party which , Mrs. Donald Mc1an and Mrs Stanley Hart give at the Shuttle Meadow club next Wednesday afternoon More towns younger set while the few going the older crowd
 limited to the close friends of the hosteses. The gathering however, ia sure to be one of interesting distinguished persOnages.
 ONE of the nice things the younger social calendar o slated to take place month the dancing party which Mr. and Mrs. Clarence r. Bennett of Forest giving for their two charming daughters Marion and Holon The dance is to take place at the Shuttle Meadow club at 9:30 o'clock Friday evening the ls Of November invitations have gone to nearly half thousand friends and the party has all the cal marks of being of the largest and brilliant the clubhouse has witnessed
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Thursday after spending a few day n New York city.
 GATHERINGS
Shuttle Meadow Club to Feature Thursday Night Dinners.

Mrs. Leon kibbe Of Vance street entertained three tables Of bridge at her home Friday afternoon. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Walter Mac Cristy and Miss Mona Yochex.
 
 Mrs. James & North of Sunny ledge entertained at dinner and cards last evening at her home. The guests included; Mir. and Mrs. Theodore s. Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Manning. Miss Bertha Chamberlain, Miss Katherine Swift, Miss Ruth North. Gleason Parker. David Manning and James Ciram- berlain.
 Monday evening Miss Catherine and Miss Mae Ryan of Griswold street entertained at d bridge in
New Britain herald., 1929-10-05

Miss Mar.ou Gaau ol Maple e'.-' Is spending ,hr weekend in Kew York city,
 Mrs. Paul Johnston, Of Dclaud. home with ha small son. Mrs Johnston has Loou the guest Of her mother Mrs George Corbin or Lex sagtoa street lor thr sumner months
 r, W. Johnston WGo las been the aut5' oC Mrs. George rorhiu of Lex lr~'ou street, returned 10 DclanI Florida. with his daagh,cr-in-law and Er.uIsou, Mrs. Paul Johnston, cn Th|slaE
 Mrs. Y Ebert Tease of Vine street H,a in New York niiy this week.
 M.as .I.~b.a Kimbau. daughter et Mr. and Mrs. 4. G. Kimball of l'1ingtou s'"" Iort on Thursday iar fine Manor Wellesley.
 Mrs. James Shaw. junior and her son Philip Of South Main street will motor to Washington today with her
New Britain herald., 1929-10-05
PERSONALS
New Britainites Ni-i.iu& About Country or Enter taining at Home.

Mr. and Mr.. N Wa'grr of West Main street "fIl Ila.e shortly oa a motor trip ig Detroit
 Mrs. Iferw. S-ry-ar u. rou,H street NiN -rtata Nr~. r.. Luurs of N5t- gen, Nr& Inys.E th,s week.
 Ms raaro. 'r.dcmn} of rlanI- Ift . ending th" wrr&-ruI >ls.r- Ing t a1a in Durhaa Coanccti- ,G-.
 
 N ss Doroehy Luhrs Of Forest street and Mss Harriet Parker os Vine street are witnessing the Yal"- Vermont game in New Haven this afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-05

Mir. and Mrs, Chauncey Story of Mess, are spending the weekend with Mir. Storys sister.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-05

William J. Sweeney of Cedar street is leaving New York City to- day for san Francisco and sails from there on Thursday for Japan, returning to the states early in De- Ccmbcr.
Evening star., 1929-11-17
Wedding at High Noon
In Bethlehem Chanel.

Among the attractive late October
weddings was that of Miss Gladys Edith
Phoebus and Mr.. Jesse Joseph Webb
Palmer, who were married Wednesday,
October 80, in Bethlehem Chapel Of the
Washington Cathedral. The wedding,
which took place at high moon. was
preceded by program of origin music
by Mr.. Edgar Priest. The Rev. j.
Manly Cobb of Trinity Episcopal
Church, Takoma Park, performed the
ceremony. The altar of the chapel
was decorated with yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS and asparagus fern.
The bride, who was given in marriage
by her father, Mr.. Mahlon George
Phoebus, wore gown of white tulle
over white satin, embroidered with a
silver thread. 1t was made on princess
lines and with very full skirt of tulle
petals. The tulle veil was held in
place by a cap of Venetian lace,
trimmed with lilies of the valley and
small pieces of tulle from her mothers
bridal veil. The bouquet of white bride
roses had a shower of lilies of the val
ley and was in the old-fashioned style,
edged with lace. A triple strand Of
pearls was her only ornament.
Mrs. Frederick Ancrum Burr, sister
of the bride, was matron of honor.
She wore coral color chiffon over satin.
made with large cape collar and an
Evening star., 1929-11-17
Calvary NJ. E. Guild Gives
Carnival-Bazaar Program

The women's Guild Of Calvary M. e.
Church, under the leadership OF MRS.
Ara M. Daniels, has planned many
things of interest to children as fea-
lures of the carnival-bazaar which will
be held in Guild Hall and the gym
nasium Tuesday and Wednesday.
Santa Claus distributing gifts from q
huge red stocking and his castle with
many turrets and twinkling lights VIII
portray a picture of real Christmas
cheer. Miss Ada Bagby. Miss Margaret
McKeever, Mrs. John w. Edwards, Mrs.
Hugh Dryden, Mrs. Roy Wolfe and Mr..
Henry Rhodes will be in charge.
A one-ring circus featuring mari
onette show by the Boys Club of
Washington and q tumbling act by
Y. M. c. A. boys will follow the Santa
Claus hour. Those taking part, under
the direction of Mr.. George s. Colison
and Mr.. Paul F. Grove. will be Miss
E. Stuart Gibson, Miss B. Evelyn Ira
ham, Miss Elizabeth White, Miss Mar
jorie Johns. Miss Gladys Murray, Miss
Catharine Hawley, Miss Josephine DAILY,
Mr.. Leon r. Wood, Mr.. James May
nard, Mr.. Howard Christie, Mr.. How
ard Dewhirst, Mr.. Ralph Dewhirst, Mr..
Ross A. Dice, Mr.. Richard Pilkington,
Mr.. Elliott Brumbaugh, Mr.. Norman J.
Cunningham. Mr.. Carlson, Mr.. Stanley
WnlIe, MF. wesley PARISH, MT. STANLEY
Wolfe. Mr.. John r. Wells, Mr.. Merle
Van Kirk, Mr.. Joseph w. Wells and
young Mr.. Philip Depp and young Mr..
Hugh Dryden.
The bazaar offers many articles suit
able for children's gifts% Dolls and toys
will be found at the children's booth,
with Mrs. Susie G. Curtis in charge.
Mrs. Herman Carl will preside at the
candy booth. Chairmen of other booths
will be Mrs. Paul F. Grove, Mrs. Ed
ward Widdifleld. Mrs. Ella s. knight,
Mrs. j. A. Linke, Mrs. John s. Bixler,
Mrs. T. Boone and Mrs. Edwin Dice.
Turkey dinner will be served from S
to Z o'clock under the supervision of
Mrs George S. Colison, Mrs. j. J.
Hurley, Mrs. w. W. Waller, Mrs. Rob-
ert E. Bondy, Mrs Susie G. Curtis and
Mrs. Edward M. Hail. Mrs. W.. A.
Parish will be chairman of ticket COM
mittee.
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until each member of the cabinet and
the Speaker of the House have served
as hosts.
The dog and cat show of the WASH
ington Cat Club, which will open to-
morrow, interests a large portion of
smart society in the National Capital
and there is much rivalry among the
entrants. The rivalry Is not only among
those who have entered their beloved
pets, but among the pets themselves, al
though there will probably be no alter
cations, high-bred felines and CANNES
being for the most part better trained
The third annual dinner dance for
deutantes will be given tomorrow eve-
ming In the Willard ballroom and bids
fair to be delightful, with an air of in
formality. The company will be repre-
sentative cs the most important of the
seasons buds, and the committee In
charge of the dance includes the wife Of
cabinet officer, Mrs. Lamont: wives of
two diplomats, Mime. Prochnik and
Nine. Bostrom, and several hostesSes
from less offlcial circles.
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Riding and Hunt Club
Season Formally Opened

The official opening of the hunting
season of the Riding and Hunt Club
was held yesterday from the end of
Massachusetts avenue extended at 3
O'Clock with Maj. w. M. Grimes and
Miss Elizabeth Jackson as masters and
Miss Winifred West and Mr.. John Fin
nerty as whips.
Among the sportsmen who followed
the hounds were Miss Margo Couzens,
Mai. and Mrs. George Patton, Mrs.
Preece and her daughter, Miss Maude
Preece; Miss Percy Myers, Mrs. Louise
Myers, Mrs. Arthur A. Snyder and her
daughters, Miss Catherine Snyder and
Miss Sothie Snyder; Mr.. H. T. Cole,
Miss Polly Foraker. Miss Elizabeth
Bunting, Mr. Marshall Exnicios, Mrs. A.
d. Court, Mr.. Healy of New York and
Miss Grace Razer.
Following the hunt breakfast was
given by the Riding and Hunt Club at
Twenty-second and p streets, where a
large number of guests joined the
hunters.
Evening star., 1929-11-17
Missouri Society Honors
Secretary and Mrs. Hyde

The Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs.
Arthur M. Hyde, with their daughter,
Miss Caroline Hyde, will be honor guests
at the December meeting of the Mis-
souri, Society, which will be held in
the hall of nations of the Hotel Wash
ington, Saturday evening, December T.
This meeting Is first Of the seasons
series Of meetings which the executive
committee of the society has planned,
and will be of more than usual interest
for Missourians In Washington There
will be program, dancing following the
reception, and Mrs. E. H. Andrew, chair
man of the reception committee, win
have as hostesses for the evening wives
of members of Senate and House from
Missouri. Admission to the meeting will
be by card, which will be sent to mem
bers by the secretary.
Representative Joe j. Manlove Is
president of the society, and Mrs. Otis
]. Rogers of Florence Court, is secretary.
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uneven hem line. Her picture hat was
of coral color velvet and her slippers
of coral color crepe de chine and silver
kid She carried a bouquet of small
pompon chrysanthemums of yellow and
coral tones. Mr.. Burr acted as best
man.
Mrs Phoebus, mother of the bride,
wore dark blue transparent velvet, with
shoes and hat of corresponding color,
a shoulder bouquet of Columbia roses
forming a pretty color contrast. The
mother of the bridegroom, Mrs. Jessie
E. Palmer, had on q gown of black
Chantilly lace and wore butterfly roses.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Palmer received informally in
the reception rooms of the chapel.
Later a luncheon was given at the
Carlton Hotel for the bridal party and
immediate families. At the luncheon
Mrs. Palmer was dressed in her trav-
cling suit Of brown transparent velvet
with peach color satin blouse, brown
velvet turban and light kid shoes and
gloves. A brown fox fur scarf COM
pleted the costume.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer are living In
Washington at 1900 Lamont street.
Evening star., 1929-11-17
Woman $ Auxiliary Lists
Japanese Tea November 90

A Japanese tea and Christmas sale
will be given by the Womans Auxiliary
of st. Thomas Church in the parish
hall, 1772 Church street. Friday after
noon, November %, from 2 to 6 o'clock,
under the Craftsmanship of Mrs. j. D.
Murdaugh and Mrs William S. Bishop.
Mrs. Gilbert Rite. Miss Eva Wilson,
Miss Blanche Hopes and Mrs. j. Par
rtsh Millar will assist Mrs. Hugo S. TAFT
at the cake table.
An opportunity to purchase reason
able Christmas gifts will be given at
the fancy work table, where Mrs. Paul
B. Fenlon will be assisted by Mrs. VIII
liam r. Ellis, Mrs. Torbert Ranston,
Mrs. c. F. MCGUIRE and Mrs. Watson
Freeman Clark.
Maids aprons, caps, collars and cuffs
will be featured at the table where Mrs.
Robert Eaves is in charge, assisted by
Mrs. Franklin Rogers.
Miss A. B. Armat will have delicious
homemade candy at her table, where
Mrs. William Prentiss and Mrs. j.
Slater Davidson are helping her.
Mrs. j. C. Flournoy, assisted by Mrs.
william Bowie, has charge of the pantry
shelf, where homemade pickles. pre-
serves, rolls and orange marmalade will
be on sale.
For the children there will be a fas-
'CIldCuls CapdneSe graz Oas WHICH MISS
Florence Hyde will have charge Of, as
sisted by Miss Eleanor Lind.
A glimpse into the future will be
given those who have their palms read
by Mrs. H. H. Clement.
Mrs. B. L. Hardin is In charge of the
tea table, assisted by Mrs. John G. Don-
naly and Mrs. Harris Franklin. Mrs.
A. A. Wheat, Mrs. Ralph H. Hallett,
Mrs. A. Geary johnson and Mrs. Sam
uel F. Beach will pour tea during the
afternoon.
Among the subdebs who are helping
the auxiliary that afternoon are Miss
Katherine Hall. Miss Frances Carter,
Miss Marbury Beall, Miss Anna Conck-
lin, Miss Charlotte Priest, Miss Emily
Ritter and Miss Mildred Barnes.
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try, the Minister joining her q short
time ago.
Nine Bostrom and Mile. Ellis
BoStrom, wife and daughter Of the
Minister of Sweden, have returned to
Washington from visit in Chicago.
Envoy and Nine. de SacaSa
To Entertain for Daughter.
The Minister of Nicaragua and
Sonora de Sacasa have sent out invi-
tationS for a reception with dancing,
Saturday, November 80, from 9 to IL
o'clock, when they will present their
daughter, Senorita Maria Sacasa, to So
ciety.
The Minister of Rumania. Mr..
Charles C. Davila, has returned from a
several days stay in New York.
The counselor of the Peruvian en-
baSsy, Dr. Santiago de Bedoya, will be
joined the end of next week by Sonora
de. Bedoya, who has been visiting her
mother in California.
The secretary of the Netherlands le-
cation, Baron van Boetzelaer van
Oosterhout, Is expected to return to
Washington the first of the week.
Baron van Boetzelaer has been in Mexi-
co for several months.
Evening star., 1929-11-17
Bridge Guests Enjoy
Elaborate PROGRAM

Mrs F.. M Jones of Biltmore street
entertained a few friends at bridge
Wednesday evening, November Is, at
the Ambassador Hotel. Later in the
evening the guests enjoyed swimming
party in the new Ambassador swimming
pool, which was followed by buffet
supper on the balcony Of the pool. The
guests included Col. and Mrs. r. M.
Cheseldihe. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Elwood
Bessling, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Russell
and Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Enright.
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Deerin Call, Mrs. Mary MacCracken
Jones, Miss Margaret Call, Miss Hazel
Grant Edgar and Mr.. and Mrs. r. j.
McFall.
The Minister of Colombia, DR.. En-
rique Olaya. has returned from a short
stay in New York. The Minister at
tended the luncheon Thursday given
by the Colombia American Chamber of
Commerce in honor of the military
commission of aviation of Colombia,
which will come to the Capital for a
visit this week.
The Minister and Sonora de Olaya
entertained a company of 10 Informally
at dinner last evening.
The Minister of Guatemala and
Sonora de Recinos will arrive in WASH
ington Wednesday from Guatemala.
Sonora de Recinos spent the greater
part of the Summer in her native coun-
Evening star., 1929-11-17
Mrs. McGee Hostess
To D. of C.. Chapter

Mrs. William ]. MCGEE of 1910 La
mont street was hostess to the Hilary
Herbert Chapter. Daughters of the Con-
federacy, Tuesday evening. 1t was the
tenth birthday anniversary of the chap.
ter and after a short business meeting
pleasant social hour was indulged la
and refreshments served.
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Upper left: Mrs. Francis Kingsley
Price, who was Miss Cecilia Elizabeth
Brosnan before her marriage, NOvem-
ber 6.
Center: Mrs. Robert w. Wheat, for
merIy Miss Margaret BrOaddus, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Manly Broaddus Of
NewtOwn, Va.
Right: Mrs. Francis Edward Dougherty.
Before her marriage, November 6, she
was Miss Beatrice Fitzpatrick, daughter
of Mrs. John Joseph Fitzpatrick. Mr..
and Mrs. DOugherty will live in Wilkes
Barre, Pa.
Lower left: Mrs. Harry J. Kane, jr.,
bride Of the early Autumn and before
her marriage Miss Thelma Kennedy.
Lower right: Mrs. David Melvin
Crouch, again In Washington after a
wedding trip, her marriage taking place
October 21. She was formerly Miss
Helen Davis, daughter Of Mrs. AdOIph
J. EWald
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of their thirty fifth wedding anniver-


sary.
Mrs. Robert o. Saunders entertained
at luncheon In her home, on Klingle
street, Monday for Miss Mary Colts
Auxiliary Circle of the Central Presby-
terian Church. Her guests included
Mrs. Oscar Wilkinson. Mrs. Jamison,
Miss lizard, Mrs. Rose. Mrs. Ford, Mrs.
Hall, Mrs. Ramsey, Mrs. Wesley Bu-
chanan, Mrs. MacGowan and Miss Colt.
Mr.. and Mrs. George s. CARL enter
tanned at supper Sunday evening, when
their guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl w. Mitman, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
H. Hillegeist and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
E. Hoover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal r. Rommell on
Lowell street entertained in their home
at supper and bridge Thursday, No
vember z. Their guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Yates, Mr. and Mrs. j.
O'Connor Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Everett Lancaster. Mr.. and Mrs. Win
free johnson and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Lane.
Evening star., 1929-11-17
Dinner for Miss BOrchard
On Her Return From Europe.

Miss Selma BOrcharQ Will De Ine SueSC
of honor at a breakfast at IL O'Clock
today at GrayS Hill Inn, when sne Will
tell of her extended trip to Europe
through the Summer. Miss Borchard
went abroad as a delegate to the meet
ing of the International Educational
Federation and after the meetings trav-
eled on the continent, visiting Con-
Stantinople and other large centers. In
the company at the breakfast will be
Miss Mary Anderson, Miss Sarah Wal
lace Miss Louise Peterson, Mrs. Anna
Lind, Miss Louise Endicott and her
sister, Mrs Valentini of Detroit, who
was formerly Miss Mary Endicott; Mis-
Margaret Scattergood, Miss Florence
Thorne, Miss Mamie Daniel, Miss Kate
Smoot, Miss Saida Hartmann, Mrs.
Laura Tucker Morgan, Miss Florence
Smith, Miss Ethel Smith and Miss
Lima Bresette.
Miss Eula Hoax entertained a small
company at dinner last evening at the
Iron Gate Inn in compliment to Miss
is the house guest of Mrs. Blanche Abb
bott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold X. Phillips will
entertain this evening in their home
at Jewell Station, Va. Their guests
will include Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur E.
Dowell, Mr.. and Mrs. Uric Bell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil j. Wilkinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. M. Greiner enter
tanned a party at the dinner dance in
the gold room of the Wardman Park
Hotel last evening.
Miss Catherine o'Connell and Miss
Genevieve O'Connell entertained at a
luncheon and bridge yesterday in the
Hay-Adams House III compliment to
Miss Katherine Donovan, whose mar
riage to Mr.. w. w. Crittenden will
take place Wednesday. The guests in
cluded Miss Helen Clark, Miss Mary
Lewis, Miss Louise Columbus, Miss
Gertrude Mills. Miss Margaret Red
mond, Miss Marie Kershaw. Mrs. j.
Albert Edmonds, Mrs. Frank Hughes,
Mrs. Herbert Shepherd, Mrs. John j.
Mcmahon and Miss Margaret May.
Presidents Secretary
And Wife Dinner Guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Uric Bell entertained
at supper last week for Mr.. George
AkerSon secretary to the President
Among the guests were Mr.. Andrew
Rahm of Minneapolis, Mr.. Jack Dem
nison Of Baltimore and Mr.. James Shay
of Minneapolis.
Mr.. Markley Bethea entertained in
formally at luncheon in the Carlton
| yesterday, having as his guests, Mrs.
Clarence Crittendon Calhoun, Mrs.
James Huntington Turner. Miss Flora
Wilson, Dr. and Mrs. Richard Laurens
de SausSure, Col Rawson Warren and
Mr.. Charles Francois Guerin.
Dean and Mrs George B. Woods
entertained Thursday evening in honor
Of the deans birthday anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Roche enter
tanned number of guests Thursday
evening in their home, at 1886 Garfield
street in Woodley Park, in celebration
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Admiral and Mrs Andrew T. Long
entertained at luncheon yesterday at
the Carlton. among their guests being
Mr.. Alexander p. Moore, United States
Ambassador to Peru.