The Washington times., 1919-10-23

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MISS FRANCES JEAN RAYNER,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. william
B. sRayner, whose Encouragement ito
David Loudon johnson, OF Cleve-
land, Ohio, has been announced.
Hampshire avenue. The stan has been
further augmented by the arrival of
Vladimir Ananieff. who is serving as
acting commercial attache and who
has headquarters In New York. Nine.
Ananieff is with him. M. NJ Karpo-
WITCH, Baron Theodore A. Gunzbure.
attaches. and D. @. Ter-Assa touroff.
assistant to the financial attache. who
have been temporarily attached, have
been made permanent
The Japanese embassy has two new
tattaches, Renke1 Tsuda and Yen1,
Takeda, both of whom are established
at 1910 n street.
Maj Gen. George Barnett, comman-
dant of the Marine Corps, and Mrs.
Barnett will entertain at a large tea
dance on Tuesday, November 25. at
the barracks, when Mrs. Barnetfs
younger daughter. Miss Anne H. Cor
don, Will make her formal debut.
The same evening General and Mrs.
Barnett viii give a dinner dance for
the young debutante, and later in fhe
season they are planning a ball in her
honor Miss Gordon and her sister.
Miss Leila Gordon. a debutante OF
last year, are among the most popu-
Jar members of the younger set, and
they will be widely entertained this
season.
General and Mrs. Barnett are giving
a large house party at Wakefield
Manor, their estate at Front Royal.
Va. for the hunting season, and Mrs.
Barnett and her daughters will re-
maiL there for a time longer, only
coming to Washington for short
visits. Mrs. Barnett arrived yesterday
TO spend day or two. accompanied
by Miss Anne Gordon.
Capt. Reginald Townsend, who has
just been released from the army after
long service in France, has returned
! to Washington and is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Townsend. After a. holiday Captain
, Townsend will resume the profession
Of engineering>and will probably set
tie in the West. He was on duty
with the Eleventh Engineers and later
! with the artillery and saw service
on practically every front in France
! He was also on duty in Coblenz for
some time.
/ Mrs. Warren Gard entertained in
formally at luncheon yesterday.
i Col Colin Livingstone viii enter
! tain at dinner at the Willard on Sat
! urday night for those who will take
part in the ceremonies attending the
launching Of giant freighter at the
Alexandria Shipbuilding Company's
yards on Saturday afternoon. There
/ will be thirty-five in the party.
/ Musgraves In New Home.
! A. T.. Musgrave, secretary OF the
/ British embassy and Mrs. Musgrave
have moved from 1725 s street tc
3241 Thirty-eighth street
Southern Society Meets.
The Southern Society of Washing
. ton held its first formal session of the
season last evening in the ball rooms
I of the New willard. There were in
/ attendance nearly 1000 persons, in
cluding members of the. society, repre-
sentatives of the official. diplomatic
and Congressional sets, and many
( guests from out of town.
| DIR. Clarence J. Owens, president
and the officers of the society received
! the guests, and following the even.
ing's program there was a delight.
! fully informal dance DR.. Owens pre-.
sided over the session with which the
entertainment began. The theme OF
1 the evenings discussion was ''Nationa
Solidarity and International Unity, >
| the idea being associated with the
question of the hour. the formation
! of q League of Nations. An address
was delivered by Talcott williams
dean emeritus of the School of Jour.
( naIism Of Columbia University. and q
member of the League to Enforce
Peace.
/! A resolution was unanimously
I adopted as proposed by President
Z Owens. conveying the sympathy and
! sincere good wishes for the great
! Southerner. President Woodrow viii
/ son, in his illness, and the hope for his
prompt recovery and his return TO his
! executive duties
! A resolution was adopted favorine
the plan sponsored by the Robert f
Lee Chapter. L. u. c.. to build great
| memorial TO General Lee at/the Fed
! eral Capital
I Twenty eight new members were
received by a unanimous vote The
( list includes Miss Ellen Beauchamp
, Mrs. Hibbard Bushby, Miss Anne lisa.
/ bel Carpenter. George NJ. Cotton, Will
I Jam L. Frierson. Mrs. William L
/ Frierson. Robert T. Frierson. Thomas
J A. Gillian. Mrs. Rebecca I. Harrison
I Dr. Paul T.. Johnson, Brig. Gen. and
( Mrs. John \. Lejeune, +. s. Lillard
| Miss Elizabeth Livingston. s. B. Mar
I shall, Miss Annabel Matthews. Mrs
! Mildred s. Pendergast, John w
! Pritchard, Miss Florence T.. Quisen.
] harry Or Joseph 6 Riley Miss lean