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tea table, as will Mrs. F. Ryan Duffy.
Mrs. Key Pittman. Mrs. Joseph c.
OMahoney and Mrs. Frederick Van
Mugs.
Assisting the hostess will be Mrs.
George Holmes, Mrs. James Hanley,
Mrs. r. j. Walker Of Omaha, niece
of the hostess; Miss Exilona Hamilton,
whose engagement to Mr.. and MRS.
Mullen's son was made known re-
Gently; Miss Barbara Burke, Mrs.
Homer Gruenther, Mrs, Albert Bassett,
Mrs. j. j. Thomas, Miss Margaret
Quincy. Mrs. Howard Douglas, Miss
Lora Power and Mrs. Charles Nc
Laughlin.
Senator and Mrs James E. Murray
of Butte, Mont, who have been in the
Capital for a month, have taken an
apartment at the Wardman Park
Hotel. They have none OF their six
sons with them. One. Mr.. James A.
Murray, is an attorney in California;
another, Mr.. William D. Murray, is a
law student at the University of
Montana; another, Mr.. Edward E.
Murray. is a newspaper man in Lon
don, England; the next son. Mr..
Howard A. Murray, is a student at the
School of Mines in Butte, Mont; Mr..
Charles A. Murray is studying at Ann
Arbor, Mich, and the youngest son.
Mr.. John S. Murray, is student at
the high school in Butte, Mont.
Mrs. Murray is planning to return
the first of February to her nome,
coming back to the Capital the first
Of March.
Senator and Mrs. George L. Rad
cliffe of Baltimore, Md, are not ex-
pected to establish a residence in
Washington since their son is attend
ing the Gilman Country School in
Baltimore Senator Radcliffe has been
committing to the Capital.
Senator and Mrs. Sherman Minton
of New Albany, Ind, who arrived in
the Capital a week ago Saturday, have
taken a home at 45l7 Garfield street.
With them are their children. Mary
Anne, who will attend the immaculate
Seminary, and John Evan, who is 8
years of age. Their other son, Sher-
man. will remain in New Albany,
where he is in the last year of high
school, until after graduation In the
Spring.
Senator and Mrs Harry S. Truman
OF independence, Mo, and their young
daughter Margaret, 10 years of age,
who arrived in the Capital Monday,
have taken an apartment at Tilden
Gardens. Miss Mary Truman, the
Senator's sister of Grand View. Mo-,
came Wednesday for a visit in the
Capital with her brother and his
family.
Senator Lewis B. Schwellenbach of
Seattle arrived in the Capital last
Sunday after stopping for a visit for
the holidays with his mother, Mrs.
Martha B. Schwellenbach, Superior,
Wis, where Senator Schwellenbach
was born His mother, Mrs. Schwel-
lenbach. who is widow, makes her
home with the Senator in Seattle,
but it is undecided whether she will
come to Washington to live or will
only make periodic visits to the
Capital.
Senator and Mrs. Francis T. Ma
loney of Connecticut are now making
their home at 43ll Argyle terrace.
They have with them their four chill
dren. Robert. who is a student at the
Roosevelt High School, Marilyn, who
has entered Mcfarland Junior High
School; Grace, who will attend Sacred
Heart School, and their baby Ann.
Senator Joseph F. Guffey of Pitts
burgh, Pa, who will be at the Carlton
Hotel during the congressional season,
will have as his official hostess his
two sisters. Miss Ida Guffey and Miss
Pauleeta Guffey, who accompanied
him to Washington. Senator Guffey
has another sister, Mrs. Carroll Mil
Ter. whose husband is an interstate
commerce commissioner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller make their home at 1852
Massachusetts, avenue.
Representative William A. Ashbrook
of Johnstown, Ohio, is making his
home at 325 First street southeast.
Mrs. Ashbrook will remain in their
Ohio home, but will join her husband
in the Capital for short stays during
the Winter. Representative and Mrs.
Ashbrook have five children, who are
with their mother. They are William
A. Ashbrook, jr, age IL; Lucy. II
years; Leah AbDie. 10; John Milan.
6, and James. who recently celebrated
=; A.. l.;
Representative and Mrs. r. T.
Buckler of CrookSton, Mimi. are es-
tablished at the Commodore Hotel.
They will probably have with them
for visit this Winter their interest
ing family including their sons-in-
law and daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. !
Elery Storholm, who live in San
Diego, Calf. and have one little |
daughter, Mary Johanna Storholm;
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Kiewel of To-
ronto, Canada, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Scobie of Seattle with their
little son Donald. Mr.. Jack Buckler, |
son Of Representative and Mr.. Buck |
Ter. is in business in Butte, Mont, |
and Miss Maxine Buckler is in St |
Paul, Mimi, with the Rural Credit |
Board. and they also are expected |
here for visit later.
Representative and Mrs. Paul r. |
Greever arrived in the Capital from |!
their home in Cody, Wyo., December |
rs and have taken an apartment in |
the Broadmoor. They have with
them their daughter, Miss Patricia
Greever. who has entered the National
Cathedral School. Their son, Mr.
William Greever, is a student at the
University Of wyoming.
Representative and Mrs. John w.
Gwynne and their two children
Mary, 6 years of age, and Jack, who
Is 4-came to Washington Wednesday
afternoon from their home in Water
loo, Iowa, and have taken an apart
ment at the Roosevelt Hotel for the
congressional season.
Representative and Mrs A. c. Dunn
OF Meridian, Miss. who arrived in
Washington December 10, have es-
tablished residence at 1923 Floral