The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-12
Secretary Of State and Wife
i Were Guests Of Chilean
Charge Yesterday.
MANY ,'NoTAsLEs PRESENT
Brazilian, italian, and Argentine
Ambassadors Among the
-,. Diners.

Congressman and Mrs. Richard olney
win entertain at dinner this evening In
compliment to the Secretary Of State
and Mrs. Lansing. 49,.
Secretary and Mrs Lansing were the
quests In whose honor Don ENRIQUE
Cuevas charge d'affaires OF Grille. and
evening
Asked to dine with them were the
Brazilian Ambassador and Nine. da
CANA, the Italian Ambassador and
Countess Macchi de CeIlere. the ArRen-
tine Ambs.ssador and Mrs. Naon. the
Minister Of Uruguay and Nine. dc Pena.
-Dr. Roberto Ansizar, Charge d'Aftaires
Jennings, Mrs. Talbot. the Second Chit
tan Secretary and Sonora do Leon. the
Naval eAttache of the Embassy and
az sud senSra ds sn aw ns
Miss riorsno. worthinston made
her debut at q song recital at the
-Bandbox Theater, in New York, yes
S dsrasS Miss IL; Nv Wor TIL Is the
worthington. OF Washington.
Mrs, Medorem Crawford ana Miss
Dolores Crawford entertained infor-
maiiy at luncheon yesterday at the
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Miss Dorothy Cuttings Of Baltimore,
who came to Washington to attend
the Horse Show. Among their guests
were Miss Albertina de Pena~ Miss
Manueia dc Pena. and Miss Alice Har-
rinan.
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"Edgewster" To Open.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter will
open their summer home. Edge
water" at Beverly Farms, Mass,
some time in June.
Mrs. Letters parents. Col and Mrs.
John r. Williams. will take Q cottage
on the North Shore somewhere near
Beverly for, the summer. Mrs. VIII
liarrs' mother. Mrs. Julia Hewitt of
81. Louis. will arrive in Washington
next week to be her guest for tho
early summer.
Mrs. Brown Entertains.
> Mrs. Herbert H. Brown entertained
Informally at luncheon yesterday at
the Army and Navy Club IN compli-
nent to her house guest, Mrs Birch
mores Of Pittsburgh. The table was disco
rated with q large bowl Of pink roses,
pink carnations. sweet peas. and other
spring flowers. Some Of the other
s1iests wore Mrs. Frederick r. Cooper.
OF Media, Pa; Mrs. Eleanor T. Croudn.
ana Miss X. d. M. DumbeIi.
A. large gathering lunched IN the
Isdies dining room at the club yester-
Gordon Robinson. Capt. and Mrs. Lew
H. Lauchsimer. U. s. NJ. c.
psnder willard y. 3 r.. Is entertain 81 tain
dis sftsroon At her homo i In IKE 'n navy
yard. The tables are arranged on tho
ths s STSoss T Band Marin. srs ta Sans
turns playing during the afternoon. This
a. the first OF a series of parties which
Mrs. Willard has planned for the next
~ Cubwomen To Entertain.
The woman's Club. OF Bethesda will
I entertain the Montgomery County Fed
Grafton Of women's Clubs next Thurs
day. May IS. in Chevy Chase.
DIR. Charles C. Swisher. professor of
history at George Washington Uni
versity. will speak on the Antecedents
Of the Mexican Situation" and Mabel
-Boardman win tell about the American
Other speakers will be Miss Katherine
Iritchett. DR.. Bradford Knapp. Mrs. y.
Suchner. Mrs. Francis Sanerson,
p president of the Maryland State Fedora
ton Of Women's Clubs; Mrs. Court +.
Wood, president OF the District Fedora
tioh of Women's Club, and Miss Helen
Cumming. Of the Virginia Federation OF
Womens Clubs.
Nine. de Varrene-Stock. a soprano OF
note, will sing during the afternoon
and Miss Nellie Wh.at!ey VII render
several plano solos.
The Bethesda Grammar Scnocl will
give an entertainment and lava fete or
Friday evening. May 10. from to slO:3I
O'Clock. There will he an illustrated
talk ON the Pan-American Exposition
which will be followed by dancing. The
funds will be used for the Improvement
Of the school grounds.