High Society Dinners And Receptions In Washington
President and Mrs. Harding return from New York aboard the Mayflower. A sequence of dinners and luncheons honors White House guests, including the Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge, various ambassadors and ministers, and notable figures like Mr. and Mrs. Warren Delano Robbins. Attendees include government officials, diplomats, and social leaders at the Willard, Chevy Chase, and Shoreham venues.
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Mrs C C Calhoun Play Leads Fremont From Town
Mrs John Fremont must leave town before the opening performance next Monday night at the Belasco. The play is Mrs C C Calhoun's "A Morriageable Mother" in which Fremont was to act. Miss Eliza-
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Evanss Visit Elmhurst After Pasadena Winter
White Sulphur Springs May 24 Special to The Washington Post Mr and Mrs F H Evans en route from their Pasadena winter home to Cazenovia joined a dinner party at Elmhurst. Guests included Edwin H Brainerd Charles McKnight of Pittsburgh Seymour Wheeler and others. Wheeler returns to Evanston today with Mrs Wheeler to follow Saturday. Golfers on the eighteen hole course included Mrs Jackson W Rhodes Garden City and Mrs Samuel Campbell Belle Harbor Edward Loomis and others. The party, including Mr and Mrs G H MacBride from Chicago, will spend several days in Hot Springs before returning to Perth Amboy New Jersey.
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New York Social Notes Outline Belmont Park Luncheon Plans
May 24 notes from The Washington Post list Richard T. Wilson among Turf and Field club members hosting Friday luncheon at Belmont Park before racing season. Mrs. Andrew Carnegie returns from Lenox and plans June 23 sail to England then Scotland’s Skibo Castle with Roswell Miller and daughter. Mrs. Henry F. Dimock to visit Canada then Venezuela for summer with her son-in-law and daughter.
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