The Washington times., 1919-02-10
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
John Barrett Entertains at Dinner
For Distinguished Company.

TOT DISClllSulS
n ERHAPS the most interesting
r event on the social calendar this
i evening is the dinner which John
Barrett. Director General OF tuC 1 an
American Union, will give, win lhS
Vic. President and Mrs. Marshall ana
| the Ambassador OF Chile ana NINE
dc Matthew as the principal guestS'
The hospitality. which has been !" zee
| postponed, once on account OF IN.
| death Of Colonel Theodore RooseNelI
| and again on account Of the hlhCsS
of Nine de Matthew, Is ARRANGED
| especially as a welcome TO ulpiO
! who represents one Of the most iH'-
portant countries Of Latin-America'
| and his charming wife. NINE. ia ia
! Cana, whose husband was IorLhe'ly
Brazilian Ambassador to the CI'Ieu
/ states, will be among the guests from
/ out Of town at the dinner.
Dinner will be served in the 20
/ IIrnbus Room of the Pan-Amertcan
Building and afterward there VIII be
en- informal reception. with music ana
dancing, i'm the Hall Of the Americas.
Mr.. Barrett. who went to New Eng
| land last week to speak before
I Joint session Of the Vermont IeSlsla-
/ ture and to attend the conference
Of the League TO Enforce Peace. IN
Boston, returned to town yesterday
morning. In the afternoon ne was
| host to number wounded soldiers
from the Walter Reed Hospital, en-
PERTAINING them with music, motion
pictures and an informal vaudeville
performance at the pan-American
Building.
MarShaIIs Take Apartment.
The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall, who have lived in downtown
hotels nearly all the time they have
been in Washington, have taken an
apartment at wardman Park Inn. AMI
will take possession of it in the early
spring.
The Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. Carter Glass will be the guests
Of Mrs. and Mrs Eugene Meyer at
dinner tomorrow evening.
Mr.. Glass got back yesterday from
Pittsburgh. where he made speech.
The Secretary of War, Mr.. Baker,
has returned to town after a brief trip
to Boston, where he spoke befor" the
League to Enforce Peace. Miss Kath-
crime Lowe, Of Cleveland. will arrive
tomorrow to spend several weeks with
Secretary and Mrs. Baker.
The Attorney General. Thomas Wat
Gregory, who will retire from the
cabinet on March 4, and Mrs. Gregory
are arranging n social program which
will include dinner parties on the
evenings of Thursday, February 90,
and the night following. They will
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on. and near the end OF the month
will hold large afternoon reception.
Mrs. Gregory is also arranging to en-
terrain several luncheon parties.
Now Heads Greek Legation.
In the absence of the minister of
Greece. George ROussos, who is re-
turning home to enter the Greek Par
lament. the legation here will be in
the hands of Michael Tsamados. who
reached this country a fortnight ago
to become charge d'affaires. Mr.
Roussos sailed on Saturday from New
York aboard the Adriatic, and will
stop in Paris on his way bone to
confer with Premier Venizelos at the
peace conference.
Alexandra Nouros. counselor of the
Greek legation, who has been charge
d'affaires on several occasions. IS now
I'm Paris on business connected with
the peace conference.
Admiral Sir William Lowthcr
Grant, r. y. who commanded the
British fleet in American waters and
whose fiaEshin. II. NJ. s. Warrior. was
anchored off Washington for over
year. sailed for England on Saturday
aboard the Adriatic. Brig Gen, J. D.
CormacI,, head OF the military section
OF the British war mission: Maj Gen.
John HcadIam. formerly m charge of
British artillery production; Erig.
Gen. Charles Lee, L. +. g.. chief Of
the British aviation mission. and Sir
Godfrey Butler. head Of the British
information bureau, were also pas
sengcrs on the Adriatic.
Mrs. Price Collier is in New York
with her son-in-law and daughter.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Frederick Charles
FeIlowcs-,iordon.w who are sailing this
wecI, for England. Lieutenant Eel
lowest; Gordon ~ flag lieutenant TO Ad
miraI Sir william Lowthcr Grant.
Mrs. Collier viii return TO her
Washington home for a brict stay DC
fore going South for the rest OF ths
wintc".
To Return This Week.
Tho cuban Minister and Nine. lie
.,-rsnodc-. who arc visiting their home
in cuba. arc expected 10 return 10
the legation tho end Of the week.
Ms. Ira .. Copicy viii Civ. u tea.
,bis afternoon At her bone 3" X.
.t~cet and receiving with her VII
be her guest. Mrs. John ". N'i-1t,
OF Dallas. Texas.
Function In cairo.
Hcceu, news from Cairo. Egypt. in
cludes a. number oil functions att
which the American diplomatic agent
Hanpson Gary and Mrs. Gary were
hosts Among them was dinner
which they gave at their home Nash
cI-Doubara i'm honor Of ii. II. the
Sultan. There WAS a distinguished
COMPANY present. including a nuIGb"r
of REPRESENTATIVE Americans tine
members Of the cabinet, the Palace
official. and thc Diplomatic Corr.
Thc:~ were additional guests i"r trc
soircr nat followed. y buffet sup
per Wa sc~' cd ~ IniGnlGht.
ON another urcasipu Mr.. ami 'i->.
Gary entertained at "A luncheon iu
honor ar tho GRAND Duke D:mi'-L
Among the guests were Sir Charles
MaIIinE. tho British Minister To Per-
,ia and Lady NarllUE. Sir Mime ard
Lady Cncs Them. Mis-. WinEato. Mrs.
Kinney and Hugh Thomas.
H.. I.r.r rI-.-. Hammond GO III ~.