The Washington times., 1917-10-12
Mrs. Anderson
Is the Guest of
Nine. Riano

The Spanish Ambassador and Nine.
RiAno have As their guest Nine.
Riano's sister, Mrs. Chandler Ander-
son. Mrs. Anderson is here putting
her residence, 1921 Twenty-first street,
/ in order for Sir Charles and Lady
Gordon, who have leased 1t for the
winter and will take possession on
Monday. Sir Charles Gordon is in
Washington on & mission for the
British government.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson will pass the
winter in New York. Their house
was let for the summer to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Grow.
Brig. Gen. J. D. MacLachlan, D. s.
o., who has succeeded Lieut.. Col. the
Hon. Murrough O'Brien as military
attache of the British embassy, has
as his assistants Lieut. Col. the Hon.
A. C, Murray, Lieut.. Col. Campbell
Stuart, and Captain Kingman. Both
Colonel Murray and Captain King
man are newcomers to the embassy
stan, their names appearing for the
first time as assistant military at
taches in the October issue of the
Diplomatic list. E. d. Hewan, who
has been temporarily attached to the
embassy as commercial secretary, has
returned to England.
DR.. Koo Luncheon Host.
The Chinese minister. DR.. yelling
ton Koo. gave a luncheon today at
the Metropolitan Club in complainant
to DR.. John c. Ferguson, adviser to
the President of China, who 10 stop
ping at the ShorehAm. The guests to
meet him included DR.. Y. Y, Tsur'
president of the Using HuAn College,
At PekinE, who Is visiting DR.. and
Mrs. Koo; Judge George Lobinger, z.
T, williams, Frank P, Lockhart.
PhiIander p. claxton, w, w. VIII
Ioughby, T. T. Wong, Y. Y. Young,
Thomas S. MIllard, Mr.. Yung Kwai,
counselor of the Chinese legation, and
Mr.. YIh of the legation stan.
.
The Secretary OF the Interior,
Franklin X. Lane, who has been
campaigning for the Liberty loan In
the West for the past fortnight, viii
not return to Washington until the
drive is completed:
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Mr.. and Mrs. H N. Lidderdals
have moved from the Brighton to
Florence Court, where they have an
apartment for the winter. Mr.. Lid
derdals is temporary seeretay OF the
British embassy:
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VIseount Rents His House.
Viscount and viscounteEs J. Henri
de Sibour, who have leased their resi-
denee in X street to Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert straus. OF New York. have
taken an apartment at 1889 Connscti-
cut avenue. Mr.. StrauS is connected
with the Food Administration
Mrs. Robert w. Patterson, who 10
in New York for the autumn months
will come to Washington about No
yembsr 1. Mrs. Patterson's daughter,
Mrs Eleanor Gizycka, will reach here
next week, after passing the summer
on q ranch in Wyoming,
Jonkheer A. W. L. Tjarda van stark
enborgh-Stachouwer Of the Nethsr-
lands legation, and Nine. van Starken-
hoKh- who passed the
late summer and early autumn in Can
ada. have returned to Washington and
are staying at the Grafton.
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Col. and Mrs. Thomas w. Symons
will pass the winter at 1909 sixteenth
street, having leased their residence
in New Hampshire avenue to Mr.. ana
Mrs, Julian Harris, of Detroit. Mr..
Harris 10 counsel for the aviation
board, Mrs. Harris will arrive In
town next week to join him.
Colonel and Mrs. Symons are now
in Atlantic City. Their son, Noel
symons, has returned to Princston
University.
Gholan Ali Khan Ansari, recently
appointed attache of the Persian lega-
tion. and Nine. Ansari are established
At 1922 Connecticut avenue for the
season,
FL SarEeaunt, temporary score
tary of the British embassy, who has
been at the woodley, has taken an
apartment in the Wyoming, Ralph
Thomas, another of the temporary
secretaries, is at 1924 Seventeenth
street, after passing the summer at
Oak View, in Cleveland Park.
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The Japanese embassy stan has
been augmented by the addition of
two third secretaries, Seiichiro YokotG
and Funis Funatsu. Hiroshi Saito,
formerly third secretary. has re-
turned to japan.
The Panaman legation has been
augmented by an honorary attaohe.
Abdiel Arias.