The Washington times., 1919-05-30

Miss Muriel Denys Col. and Mrs. Rob-
ert H. Dunlop, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Wilson Bowers. Arthur HELEN, DR..
Thomas Vincent and Georges Goef-
troy, Of the French high commission
.-u~uT Of Mrs. MaeVeaEh.
! The Hon. Ronald Lindsey, acting
counselor OF the British embassy, is
staying with Mrs. Wayne MacVeagh
while he is searching for a suitable
apartment Mrs. MacVeagh is a half
sister OF Mr.. Lindsey's late wife, who
was Miss Martha Cameron. Mr.. Lind
sey will succeed Colville Barclay as
charge d'aHaires OF Great Britain
when Mr.. Barclay returns TO England
next month.
Mrs. Hare Lippincott, who took pos
session of her residence, 2S1I P street.
in the spring, has with her for a visit
her brother-in-law and sister, Wis
count and Viscountess de Benghen,
who have recently arrived from Bel
gium. They were in Brussels during
the several years of the war.
Senator Frederick Hale OF Maine
entertained a small company at din
ner last evening at the Cafe st.
Marks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Logan will
entertain at a small dinner dance this
evening in their suite at the willard.
in honor OF Rear Admiral Count Max
Lovateili, naval attache of the Italian
embassy.
Miss Mamie Randolph Heth will
nf hn
Gray ball to be given tonight at the
Club de Vingt
a. +. NJ. Grieg. OF the British en-
bassy stan. has returned from a sew
cral weeks visit in Chicago. After
spending a few days at the Shore
ham nc has taken possession of his
new apartment in the Avondale.
Mrs. Baker to Sing.
Mrs. Baker. wife of the Secretary
OF War. will sing at the lecture which
Miss Janet Richards will give Mon
day morning. June Q. for the benefit
Of the 100000 orphans in Bible lands
in tho KnickerbOckcr Theater. Mrs
Victor Kaufman is chairman the
committee in charge OF tho lecture
md is assisted by Mrs. Charles j.
Tell. Mrs. Henry 7. Rainey. and Mrs
II. Il. r MacfarIand.
The arrangements for tho lecture
and for buy a loaf OF bread" tag on
June ;, were made at the meeting OF
the committee for relief in the Near
East yesterday. Mrs. Cabot Stevens
is honorary director. Mrs. Walter
Mclean is chairman Of the commit
tee in charge of the tag day; Mrs. a.
W. Grant is vice chairman, and the
other members are Mrs. +. c. Brandon
burg, Mrs. II. Wellington Jones. Mrs.
Henry r. Rainey. Mrs. William II.
and Miss Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond r Baker
went 10 HOLLYWOOD. in the Berkshires.
yesterday from Washington.
Mrs Edwards. wife Of Brig. Cen.
Clarence Edwards. arrived at the
Shoreham yesterday TO spend Me-
mortal Day.
Mrs. william g. Langftt. wife OF |
Major General Langftt, L. = A, ar
rived in Washington Wednesday from |
Long Island, and is visiting her SON.
inIaw and daughter, Col. and Mrs |
Francis r. Wildly, at their residence. |
l72S / street
Visiting In New York.
Mrs. Thomas II. Carter has gone
10 New York and is staying at the
Hotel Chatham
DR.. Tom Williams has returned to
own from Elkins. w. Va, where he
has been staying with Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Lee. He made a number OF ad-
iresses on the subject Of his expert
,nces abroad.
Nine. Trembley. OF Switzerland, has
to New York, where she has
zen making her home for the last
hrec years, after a brief visit to
he Minister oC Switzerland and Nine.
'ulzer. Miss Madeleine Trembley and
Ter cousin. Miss MarcelIe Barley,
we're guests of Mrs. r. Septimus Aus
in, but they have Joined Mrs
'rembley and have gone to Tuxedo,
:. Y. TO remain indefinitely. Miss
'rembley and Miss Barley are grand
daughters of President Ador, of
Mrs. Austin and Miss
Austin will go TO the Virginia Hot
springs some time in June for short
tay.
Mr.. and Ms. John Joy Edison have
losed their house in SiXteenth streef |