The Washington times., 1919-12-09

Nancy Lane, Miss Frances Hampson,
Miss Helen McLanahan, Miss Eleanor
| Harris, Miss Lindsay Wood, Miss Anne
Gordon, Miss Betty Grove, Miss Helen
Tucker, Miss Delphine Heyl, Miss
Marcia Chaplin. Miss Peggy Martin
and Miss Anne Carter Lee, who, like
her elder sister. is spending the win
ter with Mr.. and Mrs. Dulany.
The girls of the receiving parry
will remain after the reception for a
! buffet supper, and this in turn will
be followed by an informal dance 70
which a number Of young men have
been asked. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Dulany will give two
balls at Rauscher's, one on December
15 for their niece, and another on
| December "a at which their daughter
Will be the guest of honor
Mrs. Wilson Sends Roses.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson sent large
| box of roses and spirea and other
| blossoms from the White House to
| the bazaar. tea dance and ball given
last evening at the Willard for the
! benefit of the Near East relief fund
| which was a pronounced success from
| its opening until the strains of Home
! Sweet Home" ended the ball long after
midnight. The flowers adorned the
supper table.
! To Attend Dixie Ceagreas.
The Chilean Ambassador and Sem
ora de Matbieu will leave Washington
today for Savannah, Ga, to attend the
southern Commercial Congress. They
| viii return on Friday. Other diplo-
| mats at the conference are Ecuador
can Minister, DR.. Don Rafael Elizal-
! de; the Bulgarian Minister. DR.. Step
hens Panaretoff,, and the Uruguayan n
Minister, DR.. Jacob yarela.
The Acting Secretary of Commerce.
Edwin +. Sweet, and his daughter.
Miss Sophy Sweet, also are attending
+, the conference, having made the trip
from Charleston, S. c., to Savannah
( house service.
The Postmaster General and Mrs
Burleson have returned from San An
| tonic, Tex, where they spent Thanks
| giving with their son-in-law and
| daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Negley Mrs
| Burleson will not observe her Wednes.
! day afternoon At home until January
The Secretary of the Navy. Mr.. Dan
iels, viii return today from the South
where he spent the weekend.
The Minister of the Serbs, Croats
J and Slovenes and Nine. Grouitch, have
as their guest Mrs. Jerome Landfjeld
OF New York. Mr.. Lanfield was also
/ with them over the week end but re-
turned to New York yesterday. On
E-rfI
Mrs. Landfield to New York and will
meet Lady Campbell on her arrival
! from England. Lady Campbell will
come TO Washington with Nine.
Grouitch, for visit.
Maj. Gen. Emilio GuglieImotti. who
| has returned from New York, was ac.
| companied by Col. Vittorio Asinari di
| BernezZo, who will succeed him rs
| military attache of the Italian en-
! bassy. Baron Valentino and Gino
! Butt. of the embassy staff. who. like
| General GuElielmontti. went to Ney.
York for the marriage OF Miss Mar
garet Erhart and Andrea Geisser
/ Celesia d. Negliasco. third secretar,.
of the Italian embassy. also have re-
turned to Washington.
I =.
". Keycs of New HAMPSHIRE. is
spending the week In New York and
| will omit her Thursday afternoon re-
| ception.
Mrs. 4. T. Lsuterbach, of New York
| arrived yesterday in Washington 10
spend the week at the Raleigh.
Mrs. Cordenio A. Severance. Of st
| Paul has arrived in WASHINGTON =,
attend the meeting of the Republican
National Committee, and is STAYING a,
the Shoreham Hotel
Arthur Hugh Frazier. counselor y,
| the American embassy At PAIRS, and
Mrs. Frazier, have arrived in New
| York and are staying at the Waldorf
! Astoria Hotel.
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Burton, OF Eng
land. will spend the winter in Wash
! ington and have taken an apartmer,
at the Shoreham. They are now ir
New York after a brief visit hcre
Mrs. Burton was formerly Miss Jessie
| krogstadt
Miss. Mary Garrett Hay has como
| from New York to attend the meetins
of the Republican National Commit.
tee and is staying at the New Willard
| Mrs. McKenpa Pultz, daughter OF
Justice and Mrs. Joseph McKenna. 1.
in New York for brief visit
Mrs. Richardson Gibson will give a
small tea on Friday afternoon for
Miss Margaret Crosson. debutant.
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. H. j. Cros
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