The Washington times., 1918-12-02


House alone and stopping at the home
of an old friend, presumably for a
farewell visit
The Italian Ambassador and Coun-
tess di Cellere, the Charge d'Affaire.
of Great Britain and Mrs. Colville
Barclay, and the Military Attache OF
the French Embassy and Mime. Col
lGrdet are among those who have
boxes for the gala performance OF
"Who Stole the HAIR" to be given at
the Belasco Theater tonight by the
toys from the Aberdeen Proving
Ground. The production will run
through the week and the proceeds
will go to help the wounded soldiers,
sailors and marines and to build q
gymnasium and recreation hall at
Aberdeen
Farewell Tea.
The italian Ambassador and Coun-
tess di CeIlere entertained at a fare
well tea at the embassy yesterday aft
ernoon. They leave Washington
Tuesday evening to sail with the
President
Walter Hines Page, former Amerl-
can ambassador to England. and Mrs.
Page have taken the Carrituck cot
tage at Pinehurst, N. c., for the win
ter, and will have with them there
their daughter, Mrs. c. C. Loring.
Senator-elect and Mrs. Medill Nc
Cormiclk have returned to Washing
ton. and are established for the sea
son at 22 Jackson place, which they
have leased for the season The
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tion was established while Chevalier
van Rappard was minister, was occu-
pied by President and Mrs. Roosevelt
at the time when the White House
was being remodeled and redecorated-
Dine Swiss MInisteE
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin
will entertain at dinner this evening.
with the Swiss Minister and Nine.
Sulzer as honor guests.
Miss Louise Littauer, daughter of
Major and Mrs. William Littauer,
who are spending the winter in Bos-
ton, is visiting Miss Anna Hamlin
and viii be with her for several days
longer. Miss Hamlin gave q lunch
con on Saturday when she asked a
number OF the debutantes to meet
Miss Lttauer.
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Mrs. John L. SaltonstaII. who has
been living at 1926 Seventeenth
street, will move shortly to the resi-
dence in Massachusetts, avenue
which she has leased. Lieutenant
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NJ. Ersdarfc Kaen Iaft toxn to-
dsy IN snend a few days In New
york
Miss ZaIdiVaF Coming Out
TN Ministsr of Salvador and Nine
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american Cnion buloIns on IueSaSy' s;
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Forest SaiioTo' Oh nahcheSls 81 y'LN, |,
sea ana WashInseoh' anu Du[ ~ aIu
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.olemnlIed At noon toGay IN
thothds Nnurch' IoiiO"eu DS
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hIss SaIioTu "as I " h
IS matron OF honor' ana Mss Eisie
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- served as pest man anu tme usheLs
Iere Lieut. L. a: "ehoet' Lieut.
iaude d. reeves: Lieut.. IeoFse puNer
no Lieutenant hoIG u >. y.
'ormed the ceremony ana the oride
vas given In marriage ny her oroth-
Mrs. Stafford entertained the bridal
party at dinner at the Shoreham last
.yening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur wiIlert will go
o New York shortly and Mr.. willert
viii sail next week for England.
Miss Alice Reoua. daughter Of Mr..
iaS,,,anto .tis so..oa I1i,, nrohabrS
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