The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-09-12
FOREIGN GIRLS
VISIT In
CAPITAL
Students From England
and Ireland Are Feted
During Stay

Miss Beatrice Aitchlson, daughter
of Interstate Commerce Commits
sioner and Mrs. Clyde y. Aitchison,
entertained at luncheon md bridge
YESTERDAY in compliment to Miss
Bey Page, of Lincolnshirs, Eng.
land. who IL visiting Miss Eleanor
Daniel. Miss Aitchison. with Miss
Page and Miss Daniel, was q
member Of q weekend party
entertained BY Miss Daniels par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Daniel,
near Upperville, Va. Miss Aitchi.
son win leave next week for Cam.
bridge, Mass, and will enter the
Harvard University Postgraduate
School.
Miss Elisabeth Norwood, 81 Del.
fast, Ireland. was the guest Of
honor at luncheon given BY the
American Associations of Univer-
aity Women At the national club.
house, 1884 St. yesterday. The
other guests were Miss Anne Kent,
the executive officers Of the ma.
tional and local clubs.
Miss Norwood, who In the guest
OF Mrs. william p. Kent OF Wyon,-
ing Avenue. II q student OF GirtOn
College. Cambridge University. and
IL in America on an English fel.
lowship to study at the University
Of Oregon, Her speciality IL Eng.
lish literature.
Aids Club
Mrs. Henry Price Wright, mem.
Der of the board Of governors Of
the new National Woman's Coun.
try Club, has returned to Wash.
ington for the winter after spend
ing two months in Bar Harbor.
Work upon the club house, which
10 the old Montgomery Country
Club. IL nearing completion. The
roof garden 10 now being finished
for dancing and work on the
swimL.ing pool and golf course
will begin shortly.
Accompanied by his younger
daughter. Miss Jeanne Richards.
Ralph Richards 10 on q motor
trip to Maine to visit relativeF.
Mrs. Richards is in Atlantic City
with Miss Betty Richards and
Miss Caroline Magee. Mr.. Rich.
ards returned 10 days ago from
Venezuela, where he has been for
the last two years In charge of
the Standard Oil interests in that
country. Mrs. Richards and their
daughters spent some time In
Caracas with him.
Mrs. Thomas C. Dawson and
her daughter, Miss Liiita Daw-
son, have returned from South
America. where they visited dur
ing sthN summer Mrs. Dawson's
mother. Nine. Guerra Duval.
Mrs. John B. Heffernan, wife
Of Commander Hefferman, q. 3.
N, will be at the Mayflower until
the first Of next week and will
then go to Charleston, s. c. Com
mander Hefferman has been trans
ferred from Newport, r. l., to
duty aboard the Concord at
Charleston.
Army Dinner
Col. and Mrs. Julien r. Bern.
helm entertained at dinner last
evening in honor Of Major and
Mrs. Arnett Matthews, at the
Army, Navy and Marine Country
Club. Their guests were Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. James Kennedy,
Col. and Mrs. Frank Laflamme.
Col. Robert Oliver, Major and
Mrs. Robert Mcdonald, Capt, and
Mrs. James Moekbee. Capt. and
Mrs. Walter Rose, Capt. and Mrs.
Eugene Smith, Capt. and Mrs.
William Week, Capt. Roy stout,
Capt. Avery Holmes and Capt.
Earl Gebhardt.
Diplomats dining last evening
at the PLACE Deauvillo Of the
Wardman Park Hotel included the
Secretary Of the Spanish Embassy,
Mariaon de AmoedO: the Military
Attache of the italian Embassy,
Brig. Gen. Augusta villa; and the
Assistant Naval Attache OF the
British Embassy and Mrs. W. C.
Horton.
go
Frederic J. Haskin, r., has re-
turned to his home at the Pc.
tomac Park Apartments from q
vacation spent at Virginia Beach.
re buy: seII, rent or empIOy-use