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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1923

Page

2

Ball Family and Notables Arrive in Washington

Mr and Mrs Irving O Ball spent summer in Europe and autumn at Blue Ridge Summit then moved to an apartment at the Burlington. Miss Eleanor Ball, after graduating from Wellesley, studied medicine at Columbia after traveling with her parents. Rear Admiral and Mrs Anderson are in the city at the Burlington for a few days. Rep T Frank Appleby has arrived in Washington and is at Wardman Park. Rep and Mrs James Z Mead of New York arrived in Wash

Irving O. Ball Europe Blue Ridge Summit Burlington Eleanor Ball Wellesley College Jane Columbia University New York Mrs. Anderson City The T. Frank Appleby Washington Wardman Park James Z. Mead Wash

Tea for club members at 3901 Wisconsin avenue

A tea will be hosted at the residence 3901 Wisconsin avenue on Friday after 4 o clock honoring Mrs. Frederick Farrington the president and Mrs. William H. Herron the former president. Assistants include Mrs. Philip F. Smith Mrs. Harrison Stidham Mrs. Alfred Brooks Mrs. Wade Hampton Mrs. Arthur Spencer and Miss Grace wits. The tea table will be presided by Mrs. Frederick Coville Mrs. Lyman Swormstedt Miss Agnes Miller Mrs. Frank Rutter Mrs. E. E. Gadney Mrs. Leo Miner Mrs. Schmecerbier and Mrs. Clarence Aspinwall.

Wisconsin Avenue Frederick Farrington William H. Herron Philip F. Smith Harrison Stidham Alfred Brooks Wade Hampton Arthur Spencer Grace Wits Frederic Coville Lyman Swormstedt Agnes Miller Frank Rutter E. E. Gadney Leo Miner Schmecerbier Clarence Aspinwall

Woman's University tea guest of honor and society notices

The Woman's University club hosts a 4:30 p.m. tea with Mrs Harriet Hawley Locher as guest and speaker. Senator and Mrs David A Reed bring Mrs Thomas Wilcox of New York as guest. Mrs Reed will be at home on Thursday December 13. Other society items include luncheons for diplomats and engagements announced by Mrs Robert A Gibb for Miss Loraine E Watt to Mr Tevingz Sengstacka and a nerd party hosted by Mrs John F Quinn at 1470 Harvard Street with a long guest list.

Woman's University Club Harriet Hawley Locher Herrick Senator David A. Reed Thomas Wilcox New York Reed Robert A. Gibb Loraine E. Watt Teving Z. Sengstack John F. Quinn Harvard Street Charles W. Fitts Dear Henry

Miss Agnes OBrien Returns to College in Salt Lake City

Miss Agnes OBrien of Salt Lake City, recently a house guest of Miss Frances Russell at Lieut Col. and Mrs. Henry Rozer Casey’s home in Washington, has returned to Tarrytown to attend college. Neighborhood House trustees plan a December 15 Japanese afternoon from 4 to 6 with a play by Mia Barney and tea, attended by Mme Hanishara, wife of the Japanese ambassador.

Agnes O’brien Salt Lake City Frances Russell Trustees of Neighborhood House Mia Barney Mme Hanihara

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