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SOCIETY
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in 1926, where he was a member OF
the Scroll and Key. He also attenoed
the Harvard Law. School and studleo
another year at Cambridge. He is now
associated with the law firm OF Curtis,
Mallet- Provost, Colt & MoSle.
The wedding of Miss Pratt VIII take
place February Is in Grace Episcopal
Church in New York, and reception
will follow at Pierres.
The former governor general Of the
philippines Mr.. Dwight F. Davis, ar
rived Yesterday at Cherbourg. France
We will 90 from there to Paris TO JON
Mrs Davis, who has been i'll there for
some time.
Mr. and Mrs. James Brown Scott are
visiting in Detroit for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parsons Erwin
uiu not observe their Sunday after
moons at home again until the Secoiio
and third Sundays in Feoraury'
Dr and Mrs. Roland Cotton smith
have arrived in washington rom NeW
Work and will spend several months at
the Navf1ower. where they also had an
apartment last season.
Mrs. J. H. Ten-Eyck Burr mas cioSeo
f,er house and is motoring to Florloa 10
spend the balance Of the winter at
crescent City.
Mrs George E. Allen was among
those who entertained at luncheon yes
terday at the Carlton.
Mrs .Tohn E. Ewell, who recently ar
rived in Washington with Mr.. EVEN
from paris, France, had guests lunch
Ing with her informally yesterday az
Wardmsn Park Hotel, where they are
living.
Baron Max Won Oppenheim is staying
Of the Willard during his visit here.
since severing his connection with the
automatic service Baron Oppenhelm
has been interested in archaeology. He
has been particularly active In the eX-
cayation at Tel Halaf in Upper Meso-
potamia. Baron Oppenheim IS the as
coverer of this marvellous bit OF ancient
civilization and is spending MS entlre
time in the furtherancc OF this inter-
esting and important work.
BARON Oppenheim will lecture this
,ftarnoon in the Freer Art Gallery OF
the Smithsonian Institution at 4:4o
O'Clock. He has been invited 10 aooTesS
the students of a number of universities
and will carry out this work at the
close of his Washington visit.
Mrs. w. H. Kohl has returned to her
apartment in the Carlton after spend
ing several weeks with her daughter
MRS. F. B. Luquiens, in New Haven
Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul D. Miller of Ward
man Park Hotel left day or two ago
for trip to Honolulu and plan to re-
turn to Washington about March 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Rip Miller OF An
napolis, Nd, have taken thelr apart
ment at Wardman Park until their
return.
Mrs. Henry Alvah Strong will go
TODAY to New York where she Will be
the guest for a week of her cousins, DR..
and Mrs. B. T. Tilton. In addition TO
engagements in New York, she Will
attend the dinner Monday evening OF
the Society Of the Genesee. For the
first time since its founding the society
will pay special homage to woman
Miss Lillian Ward. who Is known par
ticularlv for her work at the Henry
street settlement Mrs. Strong will re-
turn to her apartment at the May
flower the latter part Of next week.
Mrs. Hartman TO Preside
at Forum Dinner Tonight.
Mrs, J. Borden Hartman will preside
at the forum dinner which the Wom-
ans National Democratic Club will give
this evening. The subject under dis
c,lssion will be rs a Practical Peace
Program Possible?"
The WomanS National Democratic
Club has an elaborate program arranged
for next week. Senator Cameron Nor
rison will be the guest Of honor at the
weekly forum luncheon which the club
will give Monday. Tuesday morning
there will be a discussion OF Federal
taxation led by Miss Susan Burr, and
Senator w. j. Bulow OF South Dakota
will be the guest Of honor at dinner
which the club will give Friday evening,
January 29.
The Beta Chapter of TIE Beta Sigma
Phi Sorority will have its initial
meeting and banquet at the Carlton
Hotel this evening, at 7:l5 O'Clock. Mrs.
Ellis Logan, district sponsor for Beta
Sigma Phi, will speak on the Value OF
Meeting Intellectual Competition" Mrs.
Betty Pruner, vice president OF the
Alpha Chapter, will welcome the new
chapter Miss Ester Strife OF Washing
ton College Of Music will sing, accom-
panied by Miss Lena KaSh, also OF the
college Of music.
Chapter meetings will be- held BIZ
monthly at the Carlton Hotel. A part
of the time will be devoted to reading
and discussing the works Of eminent
authors Of this country and Europe.
Judge Hugh NJ. Tate Of the Inter
state Commerce Commission has arrived
at Hotel Everglades, in Miami, for a
week, before conducting a freight-rate
hearing there. He is accompanied by
Mr.. w. A. Hill chief inspector OF the
commission.
Mr.. Joseph E. Sheehy of New York
City has arrived in Washington and
is living at the Potomac Park Apart
ments. Mr.. Sheehs is connected with
the Federal Trade Commission.
Mrs. George Reid Of Greenwich,
Conn. has Joined Mr.. Reid at the
Carlton, where they will remain Tor
several days.
DR.. and Mrs. J. H. Penniman of
Philadelphia are at the Willard. DR..
Penniman is the president provost OF
the University Of Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Lillian skelly of the Chastleton
has gone TO Florida, where she is visit
ing Mrs. William J. Kane Of Chevy
Chase, Nd, WHO, with her children,
Billy, jr. and Catherine, have an
apartment in Arlington Courts, in Mi