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Peters Church, built in l848, OF which
the parish records go back to 1899.
also will be opened and others on view
include Grayhaven Manor, built in
1896, by Stephan Newton Chlswell
from bricks brought from England
in a sailing vessel; the home occupied
now by Mrs. Harriet Griffith, built
more than a hundred years ago; Lo-
Gust Grove, now the home of Mrs. Lee
Hicks, and otner interesting old homes
in PooleSyille in one Of which, that
of Mr.. and Mrs George d. Willard,
tea Will be served.
The tour Will start at Mothers De-
light, the home of MI Wlndolph at
Jacksonville, on L. S. Route No. %.
Mrs. j. B. Sutherland will sail to-
morrow from Baltimore for Europe
board the City of Hamburg.
Mrs. Frank M. Hoadley entertained
at tea yesterday IN her home in Chevy
Chase, Nd, when her guests we're the
officers and committee chairmen of
the Womans Club of Chevy Chase
Of which she is president. Mrs.
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Mrs. James " Bennet, Mrs Edgar F.
Fowler. Mrs. Eugene F Mueller. Mrs
Frederick M Kirby, Mrs Frank A
Linzel, Mrs. Kenneth d, McRae and
Mrs. Henry de Courcy Adams.
Mrs. Hoadleys sister, Mrs. Fred
Graf of Albuquerque, N. Mex, who
is spending several months with rela-
tives in Kensington. Nd. was also a
guest at the tea. Among others at
tending were Mrs. F.. Stetson. Mrs.
James Defandorf, Mrs. F. D. Richey,
Mrs. Karl Pitt. Mrs. Laurence V.
Coleman, Mrs. Hugh l.. MurrelI. Mrs.
Harold Sutton, Mrs. R. S. dESpard,
Mrs. Orville Peters, Mrs. Harrison
Fits, Mrs. Harry Price. Mrs. Harry F.
Lowe, Mrs. Eugene Stevens. Mrs c.
D. Snow, Mrs. William A Wilbur. Mrs.
Holland Huntington Mrs. Edmund F..
Erik Mrs A E Nesbitt. Mrs Roger
Whiteford and Mrs. Alexander Ashley.
Columbian Women Give
Reception This Evening.
Columbian Women of the George
Washington University will hold a re-
ception this evening at o'clock in
the Burlington Hotel, which will be
its opening meeting of the season.
Mrs, w. Hayes Yeager, president, will
receive, with Mrs. Cloyd H. Marvin.
wife of the president of the univer-
slty. and the other officers of Co.
lumbar Women, including Mrs. Gill
bert Hall, Miss Edna Clark, Miss Caro-
Ian Getty, Miss Dorothy Ruth, Miss
Virginia Kinnard, Mrs Russell Nc
Nitt and Miss Eliza abeth Benson.
Mrs. Joseph w. Cox and Mrs Will
liam Cullen French, co-chairmen of
the Hospitality Committee. will have
assisting them Miss Maxine Girts
Miss Ruby Nevins and Miss Virginia
Diedel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E Damron of
5623 Colorado avenue announce the
marriage of their daughter, Elizabeth
Lucille, TO Mr.. Fred Ritchie Trew, son
Of Mr. and Mrs Joseph B. Trew of
34l5 Woodley road The ceremony
took place Saturday, September 20, at
Elkton, Md.
Mrs. Harris T. Baldwin, vice presi-
dent Of the National League of Women
Voters entertained at luncheon today
at her home in honor of Mrs. Margaret
Wlntringham, pioneer among
woman members Of the British Parlia-
ment. Among the guests were Miss
Marguerite NJ. Wells president of the
National League of Women Voters, and
Miss Josephine Kelett of London
This is the second occasion on which
Wintringham. She was their guest at
dinner on her previous American visit
more than year ago. Mrs. Wintring-
ham will leave Thursday to continue
her extended tour of the United States
and Canada,
Mr.. Walter c. Parker gave re-
ceptlon Thursday evening in his home
at SO Key boulevard, in Lyon Village,
Va. in honor of his cousin. Nine.
Foutenay Coudert of Paris, France,
and New York City. Among those
present we're Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ives,
Mrs. TedroWe, Mr.. Frank Loving, Mrs.
Russell B. Harrison, Miss Sallie Ann
Williams, Mr.. William Connors, Mrs.
Marthena Williams, Mr. and Mrs.
John Maury, Mr.. Roland Dawson, Miss
Frances Hart, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Clay Bayley, DR.. and Mrs. A. L.
Harris, the Rev. and Mrs. John G..
Saddler, Mrs. Marthe Whitney, the
Rev. and Mrs. c. M. Compiler, Mr.
Everett Compiler, Miss Virginia Will
liams, Mr.. Roger L. EmonSe, Miss
Alice MacRay. Mr.. George A. David
son, Mr.. Churchill B. Groves, DR.. and
Mrs. Richard Kearney. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack SteanS Gray, Mr.. and Mrs.
Palmer Stearns, Mr. Alonzo Stewart,
Mr.. David Mcpherson, Mrs. Mary Lit
tie, Mr.. Charles Mason and Mrs.
Lorraine McCord.
Nine. LIE Fontenay has gone TO New
York and will spend the Winter in
Connecticut.
Miss John Francis Steel. Potomac
Park Apartments, returned Friday on
the Pennsylvania from a Calibbean
cruise, visiting Curacao. La Guara,
Caracas and the Virgin Islands. While
at Caracas she was received by gov
ernment officials and placed a wreath
on the tomb Of Simon Bolivar, the
first wreath ever taken from the
shrine at Mount Vernon to be placed
on the tomb of the great liberator of
the South.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ r. Perkins have
arrived IN Washington from their
home in Houston. Tex, and are at
the Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Whyte of
KenoSha. Wis, are at the Dodge for
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Geary Of
Portland, Greg. are staying at the Will
lard. They plan to remain in the
East for an extended visit.
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