Society Season in Washington Faces Easter Gala Surge
Washington society plans a crowded Easter season with Congress back and D A R gatherings. The month includes weddings, dances, and international marriages as officials depart for seashores and resorts. Miss Dorcas Surth weds Commander John P. Jackson in St John’s. Robertson and Miss Gladys Ingalls also announce nuptials amid a flurry of society events.
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Return of Congress
Palm Beach
Washington
Congress
Dorcas Surth
John P. Jackson
St. John’s
Japan
Paria
Stoneleigh Court
Jackson
Mme. Ekengren
Entertained on Visit to West Point for Hundredth Night Ball
Miss Catherine Pace, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Pace, visiting Lieut. and Mrs. Blaine Dixon at West Point, a favorite guest amid society circles. The piece notes her lineage, the Pace family residence, and mentions Mr. Robertson’s diplomatic career and social life with Mountaineer families and Ingalls debut in society.
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West Point
Gayettes
Catherine Pace
Lewis D. Pace
Blaine Dixon
Miss Pace
Phillips
Diplomatic Social Life and Notable May Weddings
The piece outlines upcoming social events and marriages in diplomatic circles. It notes Miss Violet Erskine, first woman in British diplomatic service, to wed Mr. Mohren Schildt in May. It references Miss Nona McAdoo, Mrs. Francia Bowes Sayre visiting relatives, and Miss Nevin of Windsor Forges. It mentions high officials’ travel plans and social engagements in Washington.
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Horace Seymour
Seymour
I Street
Nigel Law
Robert Hudson Spear
Miss Erskine
Violet Erskine
Treasury
Mohren
Schildt
Nona McAdoo
Francia Bowes Sayre
White House
Mr. Sayre
Blanche Nevin
Lancaster County
Fort Monroe
Miss Nevin
Washington
Shoreham
Misa Nevin
Pennsylvania
Windsor Forges
Churchtown
Iron Works
The
Colonial Dames
Washington Society Sparsely Covered Marriage Hall Event
Washington social scene features a May program by Fay of California once with the Metropolitan Opera Campus. A large company attended a sealed supper. Engagement announced by Mr and Mrs Milton E Atles for daughter Margaret to Pete A Wilmer of Annapolis. Admiral and Mrs Edward Gheen hosted dinner for Argentine Ambassador Mme Naon and Senator and Mrs Kellogg. Mrs Wendell entertained guests and Miss Susanne Cocroft arrived as house guest. Mrs Wellington Koo to host a reception with select attendees. Commander and Mrs Harry Baldridge host sister Laurie Smith of New York. Joan Oh! hosted a theatre party and supper then dancing at her Farneshore apartment. CONTINUED ON THIRD PAGE.
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Edward Gheen
New Hampshire Avenue
Mme Naon
Frank B. Kellogg
Commander
Harry A Baldridge
Mre Baldridge
Miss Laurie Smith
New York
Joan Oh
Farneshore
Keith S
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Ingalls
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Senator Phelan
Miss Phelan
Maude
Virginia LE Seure
Cannon
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Margaret
Pete A Wilmer
Joseph Ro Wilmer
Annapolis, Md
Mrs. Gheen
Ten Eyck Wendell
Susanne Cocroft
Chicago
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Mr. Wendell
May
Robert U Patterson
Kevy Chase Tub
William Mitchell
Wellington Koo
John W Foster
Mme Vanes
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Tot Wong
Mra
UY Yen
Wales Wong
W U Wink
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Elizabeth Langer
Wash - Williams
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