The Washington times., 1919-10-23

the legation, have returned to W ash-
ington after spending the sum-
mer at Manchester, Mass, and are at
the legation in Sixteenth street.
The Attorney yGeperai land Mrs. A.
Mitchell Palmer are entertaining
their niece. Miss Mary Dixon Norris,
OF Maryland. Miss Norris is OF deb
utante age, but IL has not yet been
decided whether she will be formally,
presented.
Mss. williauas c.. Redfield. wife of
the retiring Secretary of Commerce,
held her last reception yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Redfield viii leave
Washington about November for
their home in Brooklyn.
Delay. departure from city.
Htlarion d. Moreno, counselor of
the Argentine embassy. has been ,ap7
pointed Argentine minister to Ven
ezuela, ebat expects, TO remain here
several months ito complete certain.
offcialsbusiness which he. is transact,
ing.
Col Juan Esteban yaccareza has
been iappeinted military attache OF.
the emba ssy 10 succeed Col. Edouardo
Raybaud; and Pedro villademoros,
who he's been serving as fiscal ac-s
countant, has been detached from the
staff. - 80 rtt =
Senor Don Jose Luis Riesco, coun-
selor Of the chilean embassy, who
will leave Washington shortly, will
be succeeded by Don Luis Illanes, who
has just arrived in this country.
Mr.. Riesco has been in the diplo-
matte service only temporarily, being
a lawyer by profession, and probably
willsremain in New York city in bust
ness.
Capts-Walter r. Sexton has been
appointed American naval attache at
London, relieving from this duty Rear
Admiral Harry s. Knapp, who now
will be able to devote all his time
to his work as commander in ?chief of
the American naval forces in Euro
pean waters.
Judge Eric Sjoborg, counselor of
the Swedish legation, has given up his
residence at 2419 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. and has an apartment at ward
man Park Hotel
Major and Mrs. Walter Schoelik OPT
entertained Informally at supper last
evening for Lord and Lady Swayth-
ling, who are visiting the Minister Of
the Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes and
Nine. Grouitch. Major and Mrs.
Schoellkopf will close their house
here next week preparatory to start
ing for Paris. Major SchoeAkopf has
been appointed third secretary of the
american embassy at Paris.
Mrs. Pittmnn Returns.
Mrs. Key Pittman, who has been
absent from Washington for several
months, returned to town yesterday
and will be with Senator Pittman
here for the winter.
Mrs Franklin D. Roosevelt. wife OF
! the Assistant Secretary Of the Navy,
who has beeu. diyiding the autumn
weeks between Washington and her
home in Hyde Park, y. Y. is now set
( tied at her Residence in r street for
the season. ii
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r. Rogers will
give a dance at the Ritz-Carlton Ho-
! tel, " Y, on November "a to intro
duce her daughter Miss Milicent
Rogers, to society LaterfNtr. and Mrs.
: Rogers and Miss Rogers expect to
come tot Washington fci. the season.
( Mrs. Horatio II. Adams and Miss
| Leta Adams have ioired Mr.. Adams
7 in Washington, and have taken pos
session of the residence; 1701 Twen-
tieth street. which they will occupy
/ for the winter Miss Adams will be
one of this seasons debutsntes.
/ Mrs, r. 5. Reynolds Hit has Joined
! the Washington colony at Hot
Springs. Va. she is staying at the
homestead
Mr.. and MrA William r. Rayne,
have announced the engagement Of
their daughter, Mis- Frances Jean
Rayner, to David Loudon Johnson OF
: Cleveland. Ohio. The wedding will
take place quietly, owing to illness
( III the brides fanny. at their residence
. on Connecticut avenue, on the after.
moon of Friday. November 81.
Miss Rayner. who made her debut
last year. is the granddaughter OF
! the late Senator Isidor Rayner. and
! is one of the popular members of the
+ younger set.
Mr.. Johnson, who is a lawyer was
a captain in the army during the war
stationed in Washington.