Evening Star Newspaper, November 25, 1923, Page 41

SOCIETY.’ Whereabouts of Folk in Washington Social Life Army-Navy Foot Ball Game Attracts Many to New York—Guests in Capital Homes. Thanksgiving Activities. man, the latter a niece of Mrs. Draper, | in their Oklahoma home. ¢ and Mrs, Truman ve had as their gu Mr. and Mrs. Willlam S. Conant of Miss | etroit will spend the winter In Newberry | 3 <atharine street, which Katharine e 2200 Q Emeline Keen and Miss Kath- daughters of the United g ; o. | Mis | erine Keen, me and visiting i1l come tow to visit Mrs Delos A. Blodgett. Mrs. Blodgett B Charles G. Mat ir. and Mr: Romq Cornelius Vanderbilt will close her villa, the Breakers, at Newport thie week and go to York to | th spene ¢ part of the winter. ')‘;_n“\'«;,lnlu they She probably will come to Washing- | 8O- ton for a portion of the season. were in Mr. and Mre, I T. Mann and their {son and daughte s Alice Mann, are in Maj. and Mrs. G the Blackstone Hotel their hom nue for the the sun Cannes time, 1ir have opened | o v spending |y being at g it the s Miss Heiberg, most of th tudying in Switz will b on the Riviel Washington and are established in| Mr. William Mann | Chi- | at home this | 25, 1923—PART 2, DINNERS, LUNCHEONS, TEAS, MARK PROGRAM OF SOCIETY WORLD (Continued from Fourth Page) Frederick 1. Cox will en- of twelve at din- Mirs. Cox will go dle of the week and Mrs. tertain a compan ner_this_evenin to New York tl o remain a few The president of the George W ington University and Mrs. L were the guests of honor 3 ner given 1 vening by Mrs, Charles Herries Woodhull at th residence on Massachusetts avenue, Mr. and will ‘ent | Saturday wick Emile Mont- » & company at Mr. and Mrs. | gomery will he h dinner Saturday eve for their daughters, the Miss, gom Col. Samuel M. Waterhouse was host to a small_company at dinner last evening at Wardman Park Hotel. Mrs. Frederick nolds will afternoon in honor corge W . when there in her home. of her house Worth of rwi sar College ents, before will 1o & discussion of \{hie"proposed | federal legislation for women. | Mrs. Harry Atwood Colman was | hostess at luncheon Friday at the Shore . in honor of Mrs. Grace Polk of Florida. The 2 sts Included Mrs. Louis N. Geldert., national president of the League of American Pen Women; Mrs. Harriett Hawley Locher, president of the District League, and Mrs. Dorothy de Muth Watson. | Miss Catherine Miss Marie Repp 1 F to Mr. Ro i place Thanksgiving day ts included Miss Rh Irene Kuebler. ¥, Miss Louixe M a ilace entertained in- formally at bridge Wednesday eve- ning in compliment to Mrs. Thomas E. Gilman of Norfolk, Va., who is the Louse guest of her brother and sister- i and Mrs. C of t. 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Mr. and Mr Mrs. [Oliver street osing | in New York, ng to tend the Army-) will | A "lu:. e Presenting The Newest Hats Faille, Satin and Moire—featured in cf- fective new shapes—of charming distinctive- ness and individual becomingness. They her 1, to which | 5 Mr. Ivi wift of Mich many Washingtonians have been in- | rived in Washington and 1 Atlantic Hotel. He will spend th winter in this eity | at the Army and Navy game. They | the Pacific coast, where they spent be at’ home Tuesday of next|the i ummer and early fall Emery plans to reopen her ment at Wardman Park Hotel er December 1 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Weems Louisiana and Virginia have take: the house at 2 achusetts av e ap nue for the Miss Marie J. Brady of Washington | af - jis at Hotel Leamington, Miami, Fla.. | = Mrs. Lulu_ Adams Ewers has ve- | for the season. Mrs. J. Edgar Miller and daugh- | south for the winte turned to Washington for the sea- — ters. 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