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The Washington times., 1938-02-08

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The Washington times., 1938-06-17
Mrs. HaWes
Returns Here

Former Senator and Mrs.
Harry B. Hawes have purchased
a residence which is under con-
Struction at 1899 Fordham
Road, just beyond Spring Val
ley.
They do not expect to move
until around the middle Of Sep
tember or the first of October.
Mrs. Hawes has just returned
to their apartment at 2101 Con.
necticut Avenue after spending
a couple of weeks at her cot
tage at Stratford, where h er
daughter, Mrs. Henderson Dunn,
is remaining for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling D.
Ewald and their son have
moved to Wardman Park Hotel
where they have taken an apart
ment and will make their home
in the future.
Comdr. W. D. Small, U. S. N,
and Mrs. Small of Newport,
R. l., are at the Martinique.
Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius O'Dea,
of Elmira, N. Y, are stopping
at Wardman Park Hotel while
In town on a short visit.
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Mrs. Jordan
Plans Trip

Mrs. Eldridge Jordan plans to
leave Washington early in July
for a visit with her nephew and
niece, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter j.
Salmon, jr., at "Shore HILL"
their home in ManhaSset, l.. I.
Following her stay there she
will spend some time with Mrs.
Henry Latrobe Roosevelt at
Roosevelt Hall" in Skaneateles,
N. Y, where Mrs. Roosevelt now
has as her guests her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reverdy Wadsworth, of Chi
cago.
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Mrs. Wiley r. Reynolds and
Miss Annette Reynolds are stop.
ping over a few days in Wash.
ington, coming here from Palm
Beach, and while here they will
be at the Carlton.
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Erteguns
Give Party

The Turkish Ambassador and
Nine. Ertegun entertained at a
luncheon yesterday in honor of
the Soviet Ambassador and
Nine. Troyanovsky, who are
sailing the end of this month
for Moscow.
Guests were the Spanish Am
baSsador and Sonora de los Rios
and their daughter, Senorita
Laura de los Rios; the Czecho-
slovakian Minister and Nine.
Hurban; the LacVian Minister
and Nine. Bilmanis: the Charge
d'Affaires of Egypt. Mr.. Hus'
sein Mahmoud Rady, and the
Counselor of the Soviet Elm.
bassy and Nine. Oumansky.
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.. and Julie Dell Zimmerman
will fly all the way up from
the Carolinas. Mildred Nc.
Connell is at Emergency Hos
pital, where she has been de-
prived of her appendix.
Bettina Belmont came to
visit her from Middleburg
and brought her a sweet lit.
tie Angora kitten. Bobby
Woods always so prosaic!)
gave h er a "scratch-back"
.and took Bettina away
for cocktails.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r,
Grace, of Old Westbury, L.
l., are at Kinloch, near The
Plains. The Harry Paynes,
from Florida and New York,
were in the Hunt country re.
Gently, as guests Of the Dav.
enport Blackwells. Last
week the Alexander Hagners
celebrated their eighth wed.
ding anniversary at Broad
view. and the Raymond Me-
Graths their seventh. John
Fox Bowman returned to
Warrenton from Philadelphia
and brought back with him
Seymour Preston The
Thomas A. Fransiolis, jr., Of
New York, are spending q
month at their place near
Warrenton i. Mrs. Louise s.
Thompson, with daughter
and son, will go to the North
Shore this Summer. In the
meantime she has purchased
property on View Tree from
Oscar Terry Crosby, and
later will build a residence
While we are in War
renton we want to tell you
a little story about the EMO
Fiermontes, now regularly
divorced. When the Fier-
montes were visiting the
Crosbys, last year, Mrs. As
tor Fiermonte, being con-
fined in bed with a wounded
arm, asked North Fletcher
to teach her husband how
to, ride, and, also, to keep
an eye on him. But once
she decided to come down and
check on Enzo's riding les
sons. .and she found the
handsome prize fighter TAX
ing attentive notes from two
beauteous young ladies'.
The next day the Fiermontes
were en- route to New York!
Doing his last bit of
"whoopee" in New York,
with young son Oleg prepar-
atory to sailing to Russia,
was "Tovarich" Alexander
T ro y anovsky, Ambassador
from Soviet-land. :. We hope
to see him back sometime. :.
if Stain doesn't object!
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Overtons to Leave

Senator and Mrs. John H.
Overton, who make their home
at Wardman Park Hotel. are
waiting until the adjournment
of Congress before departing for
their home in Alexandria, La.
Senator Overton will go by
train, and Mrs. Overton. with
their two daughters. Misses
Katherine and Ruth, will make
a more leisurely trip by motor,
stopping over in Memphis,
Tenn, for a visit on the way.
They will join Senator Overton
at their home in Alexandria,
where they expect to spend
most Of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Kirtz, of
Florida, are in Washington for
an extended stay, and they have
taken an apartment at Ward
man Park Hotel.
Major M. D. Barndollar, U.
S. A., and Mrs. Barndollar of
Bethlehem, Pa, are at the Mar
Unique for a brief stay.
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Mrs. Palmer Coolidge, of New
York city, is at Wardman Park
Hotel during her visit Of several
days in Washington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond M.
Myers of Dallas, Tex, are spend
ing several days at the Mar
Unique.
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Mrs. Frederick McManus is
here for a few days visit, COM
ing from Toledo, Ohio, to join
Mr.. .McManus at Wardman
Park Hotel.
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To New Orleans

Representative and Mrs. Paul
H. Maloney are planning to close
their apartment at Wardman
Park Hotel as soon as Congress
adjourns, and they will leave i'm
mediately thereafter for their
home in New Orleans. They will
join their daughter, Mrs. Fer
nand C. Gondolfo, and her three
little daughters at the Maloney
summer home at Pass Christian,
Miss, within a few days after
their return to Louisiana.
Mrs. Maloney is planning a
trip to California this summer
and she will leave in the next
few weeks to spend a month or
two visiting friends there.
Mrs. w. Clark Arkell and Mrs.
Walter B. Carnes of Englewood,
N. j., have arrived in Washing
ton to spend some time at the
Carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. B. Adams,
of Westboro, Mass, are spend
ing a few days at the Dodge.
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Miss Helen Hermann, of
Pittsburgh, Pa, is stopping at
WarGman Park Hotel. With her
are the Misses Mary G.. Bell,
Margaret Mary Cummins and
Genevieve F. Harris, all of Pitts
burgh.
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Mrs. L. o. Kunkel, Of Prince
ton, N. j., is stopping at tn e
Dodge and is accompanied Dy
R. T. Edwards, of Honolulu.
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a gown of white lace.
Conversation naturally ran to
the forthcoming visit of the
Crown Prince and Princess. An
amazingly large amount of let
ters are being received daily
begging that Their HighnesSes
visit one or another of the COM
rnunftieS Of the United States
during their stay. One place
boasts of being the most eminent
commonwealth in the whole 48
States and begs that the visitors
plan to stop over.
In the entourage of the visitors
will be Count Won Fierson, whose
ancestor and Lafayette we're
members of the Sons of Cincin-
natl at the same time. During
his visit. Count Won Fierson will
become member of this organ
ization on July S. the day when
the LarZ Anderson residence Of
ficially becomes the headquar-
ters of the society.
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Couple Wed
In Texas

A wedding of great interest
here, which is taking place in
San Antonio, Tex, today is that
of Miss Suzanne Withers Shep-
herd and Francis Dodge Shoe
maker, both well known here.
The bride is the daughter Of
Mrs. Withers Wright Shepherd,
of this city, and Thomas Smith
Shepherd, of Fredericksburg,
Va. The bridegroom is the son
of DR.. and Mrs. Charles Gardner
Shoemaker, of Edgemoor, Be
thesda, Md.
White lilies and palms will
deck st. Marks Episcopal
Church for the ceremony, at
which the Rev. Arthur r. Nc.
Kinstry, D. D., will officiate.
TO WEAR WHITE
Suzanne will wear q white
satin frock made on princess
lines, with a v neckline and a
small rolled collar. The gown
has a long train, and a coronet
of orange blossoms will hold
her tulle veil in place. She will
carry a bouquet of white gladi.
oil and gardenias. Mrs. Shep-
herd will give her daughter in
marriage.
Miss Ann Gayle Plummer, Of
Portsmouth, Va, will serve as
maid of honor. Her frock of
white mouSSeline de sole will be
trimmed with apple green rib
bon. She will carry a bouquet
of pink gladioli and oleander
buds and wear q cap of the
same.
RECEPTION FOLLOWS
Lieut.. Robert w. Burns, Air
Corps, U. S. A., will serve as best
man. Ushers are Lieut.. Harvey
j. Watkins, of Oconto. Wis;
Lieut.. John winston Pollard, of
California; Lieut.. John r. Love-
less, of this city, and Lieut.. Rich
ard w. Philbrick, Of Boston,
Mass.
Following the wedding, there
will be a reception at the st.
Anthony Hotel. Mrs. Shepherd
will wear a pleated black net
frock with a corsage of orchids.
OUT.OFTOWN GUESTS
After a brief honeymoon, the
young couple will be at home at
1913 West Magnolia Ave, San
Antonio. until Lieut.. Shoe
makers duty orders are received.
Among the guests at the we'd
ding were the brides grand
mother, Mrs. Willard Wigfall
Wright, of Virginia: Mr.. and
Mrs. Leaven Bristor Plummer,
of Portsmouth. Va, aunt and
uncle Of the bride, and Mrs.
Sigismund Engelking, of San
Antonio. Tex.
The bride attended Miss East
mans School here. Lieut.. Shoe
maker is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Maryland and the
Air Corps Advanced Flying
School at Kelly Field.
The Washington times., 1938-06-17

PETIT POINT
By Igor CdsSini

At the Chevy Chase Club you the Tennis Courts
the mixed doubles combination of Mary Louise Marsh and
Count Rober emerging victorious after battle against
"Cssy" Carus and Don Marcelno" Del Drago On the
next court it's easy notice Dick Boiling who, usual
complains about his arm his Leg his back running all
the place the terrific drives of John de Sibour
:. .ZE GREAT CHAMPIONS, Tommy Moorhead and Stuart
Wyeth exhibit themselves admrng gallery but after
oo-ng battle it's the smallest Tommy thrice Club Champ
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p e rfo rm.
Mrs. Moran
NJ C Conihe,
Ruth Dove
and Lorraine
Lii t tlefield
IA striking
C o n t rast),
N a n C y
B r e r eton,
E | e a n or
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ery sur
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State Chief Attends

The Secretary of State and
Mrs. Cordell Hull were descend
ing the stairway as we arrived,
invitations having had staggered
hours so that too great a crowd
would not jam the legation at
one time. On our way to the
party we had a little chat with
the Minister of Greece. Mr..
Demetrios Sicilianos, who was
inspecting his garden. having
already paid his respects at the
Swedish Legation.
Guests admired the portrait of
the King which hangs in the
spacious hallway, and beneath
1t was a lovely bowl Of purple
larkspur and yellow daisies.
Vases filled with blue delphinium
and tea roses decorated the
buffet table, which had an as
Sortment of dainty sandwiches
and cakes, aside from a Selec-
ton of several beverages in
which the. guests might toast
the good health of the King.
The Dean Of the Diplomatic
Corps, the British Ambassador,
Sir Ronald Lindsay, was among
the callers at the legation. The
Ambassador Of Mexico, Senor
DR.. Castillo Najera, who was ac-
companied by his wife, found a
comfortable corner in which to
carry on a tete-a.tete with the
Ambassador of Cuba, Senor Dr..
Pedro Martinez Fraga.
Yoeh and An Flu Wang,
daughters of the Ambassador
Of China, DR.. Chenting T.
Wang, were in native costumes
Of printed materials with back
ground of white. The newly ap-
pointed United States Minister
to Sweden and Mrs. Frederick
Sterling were at the party as
were the Robert Woods Blisses,
who are to be hosts to the
Crown Prince and Crown Prin-
cess during their visit,
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round the court where Annie
Child and Eleanor Flood are
competing. but you can
hardly notice a woman in the
crowd. It's more a dancing
than a tennis exhibition, any
how, cause the girls move
very graciously, but can
hardly touch a ball. {. Loads
Of college lads around, but
also Hungarian diplomat, An
thony de Balasy. Forgotten
by the large crowd is little
Betty van der Straten (the
Belgian Ambassadors daugh-
ter), beating Ricardo !. Siri,
dashing Argentine diplomat,
and Betty is far from being
a tennis expert.
At the swimming pool,
Alice Barry and Peggy
Townsend, diving and racing
=. Caroline Cecil resting on
a long-chair, and Tommy Ad-
ans watching her. ON the
golf course, George Wheeler
in a hurry to put the ball in
the last hole and rush to the
N.B.C. to make his broadcast
:. .Bostonian Amory Lau-
renee taking the whole thing
very peacefully. =. Then go
ing back to the bar, where
Middleton Train, Randall
Hagner, Gale Mclean and
Tinsley Garnett are having
a very serious conversation
land mixing up beer, mint
juleps and highballs. Mar
got Garrett is receiving so
many presents that she has
issued cards which say: "Miss
Margot Garrett gratefully
acknowledges your wedding
gift and will take pleasure
in writing a personal note
later" Mrs. Lawrence Ba-
ker and Sonny" have ar
rived safely in Pasadena,
California " cry shortly
Sonny" will make his first
movie contacts-and maybe
contracts.
The Snowden Fahnestocks
will do much entertaining
this Summer in Newport. :.
Debutante daughter Fon-
taine, who is in Europe now,
will come back in time for
the festivities. .Senor Don
M Manuel Pereira, Of tn e
Chilean Embassy, was enjoy
ing the Rage of Paris last
night. and liked re French
artistic; Danielle Darrieux,
"mucho," but not "mucho"
more than Dolly Corbin. =.
Pendleton Hogan just fl n
ished his new book, Mortal,
Be Proud" 1T took h i'm
three years of hard work,
but the novel, which will
probably appear in Septem-
Der, should make a hit, cause
the locales are in Washing
ton, Ole Virginia and sunny
Italy. Loads of youngsters
will rush to Poughkeepsie
for the Harvard-Yal annual
Regatta. Sport, swing and
juleps will blend. Big
dances will be organized. i
Angelica Lloyd will jump
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Chic Costumes

Countess van der Straten
Ponthoz, wife of the Ambassa-
dor of Belgium, and Nine.
Van Haersma de With, wife Of
the Minister of the Neither
lands, two who continually win
acclaim for being among the
smartest dreSSers of the diplo-
matte corps ladies, caused many
admiring glances yesterday.
The Minister of Denmark and
Nine. Wadsted were there, the
latter in a black costume with
q panel of royal blue in the
front of her gown. Others seen
were the Ambassador of Spain
and Sonora de los Rios, the
Minister of Latvia and Nine.
BilmaniS, the Minister of Nor
way. Mr.. Wilhelm Munthe de
Morganstierne, the Charge DAT
fares of Egypt, Mr.. HusSein
Mahmoud Rady, the Minister
Of YugoslaVia, Mr.. ConStantin
Fotitch, Miss Irene Boyle, Mrs.
Sol Bloom, Mrs. William P. Mac
Cracken, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Feis, Mr.. George T. Summerlin,
Mrs. Truxtun Beale, Mrs. James
j. Davis, Mrs. Claude Pepper
and her father, Mr.. Thomas P.
Webster; Mrs. James Lawrence
Houghteling, Mrs. Robert Patter-
son Lamont and her daughter,
Mrs. Charles E. Saltzman; Mrs.
Russell Bennett Mr.. and Mrs.
George Oakley Totten. Mrs.
James Hamilton Lewis and Mrs.
Hamilton Fish.
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Tea Party

Mrs. Harold D. Hynds was
guest Of honor at a tea given
yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
Cazenove Lee at her home, on
Newark ST.. It was in the nature
Of a farewell party to Mrs.
HyndS, who, with her husband,
returns shortly to their home in
New York.
Mrs. Charles H: Warren has
closed her apartment at the
Mayflower and will be at the st.
Regis in New York until she
sails for Europe sometime in
July. Her niece, Mrs. James
Frederick Macparland, Of To
ronto, Canada, will accompany
her abroad and they will join
Mrs. Warren's sister, Mrs. Guy
D. Golf, in France.
Major and Mrs. Thomas
Evans arrived here yesterday
from their home in Bronxville,
N. Y, and during their visit
they will be at Wardman Park
Hotel.
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Benches Leave
The Naval Attache Of the
French Embassy and Nine.
Benech have left for a two weeks
Sojourn in New York City.
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Mrs. j. H. Beeknap and Miss
Katherine Beeknap, Of Grand
Rapids, Mich, are at the Mar
Unique for q brief stay.
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Country Fair
In Letter
Garden

Even though ma" williams
traditional pull" with the
weather man went back on her
yesterday-as there we're pretty
threatening clouds all afternoon
the country fair was q gay
one.
Mrs. Joseph Letters oh-so-dig-
nified walled-in garden had
been turned into a veritable
madhouse. Even Osgood Cor Os-
wald, whichever you prefer the
famous Dupont Circle duck, was
on hand! A white tulle bow had
been tied around his home in
honor of the occasion and he
had food galore.
The party, sponsored by the
thrifty Thrift Shop members,
was for the benefit Of the Chill.
dren'S Country Home, Children's
Hospital, Child Welfare. the Ju-
nior League and Columbia Hos
pital.
Seated in the center Of the
garden was Mrs. Williams sell
ing, Of all things, cigarettes.
There was bingo with Elizabeth
Shouse acting as barker and a
good one, too! Vera Bloom &C.
costed the persons arriving as
they deposited their packages
(that was the price Of admission
anything salable) asking
them to take a chance on q
coffee table. Just about every
thing imaginable was for sale
flowers, beer, lemonade and
knickknacks.
JOHN CASWELL BARKER
Mrs. George Barnett was no
end amused at a gentleman, at
tired hilariouSly as a barker,
who turned out to be none other
than John Caswell. His bright
orange shirt was banded in red
and he wore a glistening high
hat.
A band played throughout
the afternoon and a fashion
show was one of the high.
lights of the party - with
John Caswell doing the an
nouncing. Nan Brereton vowed
'em in short lemon yellow slacks
and q blue Dutch boy jacket.
and Elizabeth Shouse looked
smart in sharkskin shorts and
q cherry red pullover.
Mrs. Oscar Coolican, looking
cool in blue and white, was
there as were Mrs. Jean de. ST.
bour, Mrs. Eugene CaruSi, Mrs.
Thomas Belle Sweeney, Eleanor
Meem, Peggy Townsend and
Mrs. Walter Tuckerman and
daughter Laura.
Mrs. Daniel c. Long and Mrs.
Corcoran Thorn, jr., who had
spent a day shopping for their
targets, had a shooting gallery
in one corner Of the garden.
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Lieut.. Col. Roland Gaugler,
y. s. A., ana Mrs. Gaugler of
Rock Island Arsenal, Ill, are at
the Martinique.
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DR.. and Mrs. Robert H. Has
kell, of Worthwhile, Mich, who
are in Washington on q short
vacation trip. are stopping at
Wardman Park Hotel for sew.
eral days.
r. r.
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TheyC Celebrated EightiethB Birthday
Anniversary of Their Beloved
Monarch, King Gustaf V
BH Flora Macdonald

Rightly they proud of their sovereign King Gustaf ',
of Sweden What other monarch his eghteh birth
day play several of tennis before breakfast later rides
horseback attends special his honor large lunch
given celebration of the anniversary with several
other gatherings planned through the later hours of the day
DUST such program followed yesterday by King Gusaf
In this country the anniversary celebrated by the
Minister and Nine. Bostrom series of parties Guests
invited throughout the late afternoon hours and at
o'clock the Swedish colony in Washington received.
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From South Africa

Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Vincent, of
johannesburg, South Africa. and
their daughter, Miss r. Vincent,
are ct the Carlton.
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Wears Gown of Pale Gray Lace

The Minister and his blond wife received in the large draw
ing Her gown of the paest shade of gray lace had
of tiny buttons down the front of the bodice and the
skirt She strand of beautifully matched pearls.
Members of the staff assisted in welcoming the guests Nine
Wennerberg wife the Counselor of the legation wearing
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Benches Leave

Due to illness, Peter
Carter's society column
will not appear on this
page today.
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Applauding are Mrs. Gale
Mclean, who interrupted her
own match to see the boys
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.Onrad-Clark
Ceremony

Announcement is made of the
marriage of Mrs. Henrietta K.
Clark to Mr.. william Harfield
Conrad, son of Mr.. Arthur
Franklin Conrad and the late
Mrs. Conrad of Great Falls,
Mont. ---,
The wedding took place Fri
day. June 10, at Elkton, Md,
with Rev. M. A. Baker officiat-
ing.
Mrs. Conrad is the widow Of
the late Mr.. Edward T. Clark.
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Norrises Here

Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Norris,
of Temple, Texas. who have
been attending the graduation
exercises at West Point, N. Y,
arrived here yesterday from
New York city, accompanied by
Mrs. Fred H. Foster, of Houston,
Texas, Mrs. Norris sister, and
they are stopping at the Carlton
Hotel for a few days before re-
turning to their home,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerard B. Lam
bert, of Princeton, N. j., are
stopping at the Carlton.
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Miss Diana Hill. of Chicago,
has joined her father. Mr.. c. G.
Fill. at Wardman Park Hotel,
and will be there for the re-
mainder Of the week.
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Dinner Party

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DR.. and Mrs. Beveridge Miller
entertained at a dinner party
last evening at the Shoreham
Terrace for DR.. and Mrs. Rich
ard w. Wilkinson. who are
leaving shortly for a trip abroad.
Among the guests were DR..
and Mrs. Norvell Belt, Or. and
Mrs. Edward Wilson ~.Nicklas,
Or. and Mrs. Robert M. Bolton,
DR.. and Mrs. George Dewey, DR..
and Mrs. Wendell Davis, DR..
and Mrs. william Wiley Chase,
and DR.. and Mrs. Raymond w.
Murray. ts.f
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Kelley, Of
Houston, with their two daugh-
ters, the Misses Elisabeth and
Frank A. Kelley, are stopping at
the Carlton for a few days, while
on a sightseeing tour in the
East.
Mr.. George Moore Hall, Of
Kent. England, and Mr.. Frank
Thomas ClaySon, Of Lyemere.
England, who are visiting in this
country, are at Wardman Park
Hotel while in washington.
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Mrs. Robert w. Carle, Of
South Salem, N. Y, and Miss
C. r. Stillman, of New York city,
arrived here by motor yesterday,
and are at the Carlton.
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Mrs. Robert c. Lee Of Cleve-
land is stopping at the Dodge
accompanied by her son and
daughter, Mr.. Warren w. Lee
and Miss Mary Brewster Lee.
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Mr.. and hrs. Frederic C. Gebbart,
Sc Parkway Road, have returned to
Creenbelt after a months visit with
their parents in WISCONSIN.
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THE YOUNGER SET
by
Toni Lormorc

It wos zinc nortv VI tn ell the little
Gil -. d, t. noicho rAo2d invited,
lEildrod Ann Hawk, Sornnor Cragun, Leonard
Diobort, Emily Custer, 1iory joyce Johns to
Richard, Buddy and joyce Proctor, Lor-
"~:>'2 md Robert Nelson, Beverly Rose
IMAM, 3oity and Joan D0nohue, Paul RCamy
md Nauroon turroy. Jirnay's two olGor
br thors, Denny end Jack holpod manage
tho party. Refreshments Woro served picn
style IN the lawn, orangoado, cookies,
2nl kiodio candies. Lots f garnos were
played outside Including Ring-Around tho
Rosy, Blind lnn's Bluff. the Farmer in
the Doll, and London Bridge is Falling
Down. Tho oldor boys had fun with toy
cirpleno6. Carolyn Ammo Chapman has
grown lot since VIC last saw her.
Sho was IA months cid the 2lst Of lEav.
She nlkod at II months.
Little Allan Richard Pumpkin" Bishop
10 months old hes lcarnol the lesson
Of &C 3rony carly. His brother Robert
gave him q chocolate ico-croom conc last
wool2. 1t tasted 50 good but melted 50
fast that Pumpkin" know he couldn't
cat it all SO he saved sore by putting
it on his face end his rompors. In
Fortunately his mothor discovered tho
trick and Pumpkin" lost what he thought
he had saved. VIC saw Charles Godfrey
Pottit ~ years I'D Friday, and asked
hin If he ever went anywhere, VIC meant
N 6 vacation, or trip out Of town. His
mother beat him to the answer. "Fo'a
going somewhere ell the timo," she re-
piled.
Five and ono-half month old Lynne
Mario Torplo had q visitor last wcok,
Sandra Lou Hunt, from Tal1oma Park. Sandr
Was & Christmas present to her mothor
and father ard quito 8 good friend Of
Santa Claus for She arrived on Chri t1las
Day.
Your c0lunmist blushirgly admits she
Was kissed Friday fer the first time BY Z
little boy---on the Forehead. The lad
in question is Eddie Cawthrop. He walko0
up to the carriage while tho author wa6
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