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SOCIETY
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West as California and Washington.
From other countries came the Baron
eSS Hartman Ernst Won Schlotheim of
Florence, Italy; Mrs. Charles D. Nor
gan, Mile. Therese Ledochowska, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward c. Venable and Nine
Maurice deS Etanges of Paris, France;
Mrs. George Andrews of Havana, Cuba,
and Miss Muriel Taylor of Montreal,
Canada.
The guests from Washington includ-
ed Miss Marie Lucille Didier, Miss
Dorothea Hamilton Sewers, Mrs. Will
liam liam F. sowefs, Miss Virginia Aida Mayo, ,,
Worthington, Miss Alice M Fleming,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert V. Fleming, Mrs.
Ralph Worthington. Mrs. Stanley
Read, Mr. Manning Stead, Mr.. William
jackson Turner, Mr.. Harold Fangboner
Lieut.. Frederick w. Coleman, jr.; Miss
Mary Isabel Wight, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter H. White. Mr.. John H. Wight, Mr..
Tilghman H. Bunch, Col. Charles Bur-
ton Robbins, Col, Reginald Foster, Col.
Frederick Johnson, Miss Elizabeth
Howry, Mr.. Orman Lissak, Mr.. Alexan-
der Macomb, Mr.. George Brady, Mr..
w. S. Hogue, jr., and Mr.. John F.
Clagett.
Mrs. Efiegene Wingo, former Repre-
sentative from Arkansas, entertained
at luncheon yesterday at the Woman's
National Democratic Club Mrs. Joseph
Tribby Mrs. Sam Wallace, Mrs. Theo-'
dore Tiller, Mrs. James T. Newton. Mrs.
Levy L. Sawyer and Mrs. Otis Wingo.
Mr. Andre Cattani, third secretary of
the Egyptian Legation. and NJ Georges
de Menesey were dinner guests at the
Little Tea House, in Virginia, last eve
ming
DR.. George Tully Vaughan, COM
mander general of the Order of Wash
tngton, made up of descendants OF
founders of the Republic, entertained
at his annual dinner to the members
OF the council of the order. last eve
ming at his home, 1718 I street north
The occasion marked the retirement
OF DR.. Joseph G.. B. Bulloch, who has
served as chancellor general OF the
order for over 30 years. DR.. Bulloch.
who is a great grandson of Archibald
BulIoch. the first president of the Col
ony OF Georgia, is also first cousin OF
the late President Theodore Roosevelt
Col William Mark Conrad, who was
chosen as the chancellor general,
is Kentuckian descended from Colo
NAL Vlrglhlans. His great-grandfather,
Col. Benedict Swope, was one of the
Hpat eostitutfoai it eonventior on his
maternal side he comes down from Slr
Hugh Selby, who assembled with The
barons at Runnymede, and from Sir
William Selby, who carried the golden
plate from Northumberland to London
to finance Charles II.
Thomas Can1nhPn WASHINGTON
Maj. Amassa M. Holcombe, Mr.. Daniel
Smith Gordon and Dr. Bulloch were
made members Of the special commit
tee appointed to arrange for the an
nual banquet of the order on Febru-
ary %
Rev. H. w. Anderson, who has been
spending several months in the East
returned last week to Los Angeles,
later sail to Africa. where they have
been missionaries for 38 years. When
Mr.. Anderson first went to Africa. it
took the party five weeks to go 500
miles from Cape Town to their mis-
sion station in RhodeSia. They had to
travel by OK team, having several for
each wagon, and the animals never
having been driven before, it took them
a day or so to get really started. Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson have been on fur
Tough for the past year and during the
Summer he has been on lecture tour
On their re'urn they will go to the
CAMERON country. which is adjacent
to the Gold Coast in West Africa.
The golden wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. j. Janney Shoemaker was
delightfully."- celebrated by an informal
reception given them by Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis A. Thomas at their home Argyle
in Sandy Spring, Tuesday evening.
Argyle was tastefully decorated with
evergreenS combined with yellow and
white flowers and gold candles.
Presiding at the tea table were Mrs.
Harvard OWings, Mrs. Robert H. Mil
Ter, jr.; Mrs. A. Douglas Farquhar and
Mrs G.. Rust Candy.
Mr. and Mrs. Shoemaker had with
them all of their children-Miss Clarice
Shoemaker Of Sandy Spring, Mrs. Ira
Gilliken and two daughters of Charles
ton, w. Va; Mrs. Raymond Havens Of
Boston, Mass; Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Shoemaker of Frederick, Md, and Mr..
, and Mrs. Jack shoemaker OF Kennett
Square, Pa. The Misses Reese of Bal
timore, Nd, sisters of Mrs. Shoemaker,
and Mr.. Ellis Shoemaker of German
town, Pa, were among the members of
the family who came for the wedding
celebration.
The Washington Cultus Club will
celebrate the thirtieth anniversary of
its organization today. Mrs. William
H. Sholes, Mrs George w. Harris and
Mrs. Clifford K Bergman form the
Committee IN Charge of Arrangements,
who planned the luncheon at the Co.
Mmbia Country Club, which was fol-
lowed by program of speeches, skits
and music. The luncheon was presided
over by the club president. Mrs. Ralph