The Washington times., 1919-12-21

Washington. Their two sons. Aicxar-
der, who is q year and a half old. and
Conrad, a baby in arms. are with Them
The Hohenlohes expect to make thcir
/ future home in this country, having
decided that under existing conditions
/ il will be better TO Americanize the
prince than to kustrianize his wife
and ] think most people will agree
with them.
! the Psn-American Union. has gone
West to spend Christmas with his
mother, Mrs. Caroline S. Barrett. who
| lives near Chicago, and who will soon
celebrate her eighty birth.
day. He will deliver two addresses in
Chicago, and will then proceed to st
Louis to attend and address the an
nual convention OF the American AS
sociation for the Advancement of Sci
ence. returning 20 Washlr ston about
the first Of the year.
Col and Mrs. William Cary Sanger
and their family are also away for
Christmas. spending the holiday with
the colonel's sister. Miss Sanger, in
New York; and Senator and Mrs. John
X. Shields are at Hot Springs, Va. In
deed they are to be at the resort for
a months holiday.
Lady Campbell ID
Visits Gfouitches- o.
Lady Campbell arrived from Eng
land on Friday TO stay with the min.
lister of the Serbs. Croats and Slovenos
and Nine Grouitch for a month, after
(which she is going on to Jamaica or
course, she'll be continuously feted---
Nine. Grouitch's guests always are
To begin with she and her hosts were
guests of Mai Cen and Mrs. Georg.
Barnett at the dinner they gave last
night for the Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. Daniels, and tomorrow night
they are all dining with the Secre-
tary OF State and Mrs. Lansing. Then
on Friday Nine. Grouitch will be at
home, with her guest to assist her.
Possibly you've already heard the
news. which was made known this
morning of Grouitch's appointment
to the post of grandmaster OF cerc-
monies of the court of H. r. H. the
prince regent of the Serbs, Croats and
Slovenes. It's news which we 10
Washington regard with mixed feeh
ings. 1t is. of course, an honor and
distinction. a milestone in the min
ister's career as a diplomat, and
therefore a matter for rejoicing
among his friends. On the other
from Washington. a matter for sin
cere regret
Fortunately-for washington-the
appointment does not take effect
until late spring when the minister
will turn over the legation here to
his successor and proceed to Belgrade,
accompanied by Nine. Grouitch. Dr.
Grouitch's nephew, Milan Miloye-
witch, who has until recently been
minister at the The Hague has, been
appointed ministre adjointe-a sort
of undersecretary, take it-of for
eign affairs for the Kingdom Of the
Serbs, Croats, and Sloyenes
The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shalPs season" which may be said
to have begun with the reception at
the Congressional Club on Monday
night, was cut short by their depar-
ture for Indiana yesterday. On their
| return the round of dinners in their
honor. which the diplomats give
! annually, will be inaugurated. In
deed, the Minister of Swit sefland and
Nine. Sulzer, whose return to Switz-
erland is set for some time in January,
took time by the forelock and gave a
dinner for them last week.
l
ner on Thurhday evening by Mrs.
Henry r. Dimock, who had the Sec1e-
| 'tary OF state and Mrs. Lansing and
| Lord Queenborough among her
| guests; and on Friday Mrs. Marshall
WAS one of the guests at the luncheon
| which Mrs. George Mesta gave. This
was arranged in compliment to Mrs.
| Charles B. Ames. newcomer to
Washington, and a very charming 6
one. The Suffers dinner for the
| French Ambassador and Mime. Jus
serand and the Spanish Ambassador
and Nine. Ramos dinner for the Sec
! retary of State and Mrs. Lansing
may be added to the list of the week 5
| notable festivities; and then Mrs.
! James Mcdonald had dinner al
| which Prince dc Croy shared honors
! with Mrs. Elisha Deyer, of New York
| and Newport, who is spending week
or ten days in Washington. Mrs. Nc
Donald. by the way, expects to 60
south in January before sailing for
! England.
! thing doing for the debutantes every
day. all day and pretty nearly all
night-poor dcars, ] don't see how
J they survive the strain. The list
/ OF the buds who bios ssomed durinc
tho week is an imposing one, Flea
nor Harris. Barrinc Drake, Agnes
scott. Margaret Hicks. daughter OF
tho Rev. and Mrs William Cleveland
I Hicks. who had her coming out tea
, Yesterday at the Rocham beau; Betty
! Grove, the de Cana girls, and last
but by TO means least. Nancy Lane,
daughter OF tho Secretary Of the III
( terror and Mrs. Lane
! Tea for Wis. Lnn~
Delightful Event.
! Tho tea which Mrs. Ian. save on
"tacSda" afternoon 20 introduce
p her daughtcr- was a del ,TuI and
perfectly appointed function 1t vas
! horald"d Il ".;mal! tea and it really
! was small a. debut parties 60. al.
| though. OF course, tho Lanes charm.
| ing drawing rooms were filled dur
| ing the entire afternoon. Tbcv'I,
| lovely rooms. spacious, homelfkc anc.
| filled with interesting aud beautif,II
| 'hnGS.
| Nancy Lane looked r,ouit,,aI,. -,