The Washington times., 1919-01-10

( The Swiss Minister and Nine.
! Sulzer who entertained at dinner last
! night in honor Of the Japanese am
bassador and Viscountess Ishii. The
additional guests invited to meet
! them were Senator and Mrs. Sauls-
/ bury; the Minister OF Salvador and
Mime. Zaldivar; the Greek minister,
Georges Roussos; Col. and Nine
Martin. OF the French High Com
mission; Commander and Nine. de
Grimpel, and Capt. and Mime. de
Courtivran Of the French High Com
mission: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ham
lin, and Mrs. William Slater.
The Minister Of Sweden and Nine.
Ekengren entertained twelve guests
at luncheon today. They have cards
out for a dinner on the evening of
January 81, at which the Minister OF
the Netherlands and Nine. Cremer
will be among the guests.
Mrs. John J: Hamilton will enter
tain at tea on Friday afternoon, JAN
uary II, from to z o'clock, at her
residence 2611 WoodIey place, in
honor of her nieces, Miss Elizabeth
Hamilton and Miss Mamie Hamilton.
Miss Mamie Hamilton Is a debutante
of this season and the engagement
OF Miss Elizabeth Hamilton to Major
William f. Tompkins, Corps of En-
gineers, u. S: A, has recently been
announced. Major Tompkins is in
| France.
| Mrs. Malcolm Arnold Robertson.
formerly Gladys Ingalls,, who married
the second secretary of the British
| embassy a couple of years ago-he
having been transferred to the Brit
ish legation at Copenhagen-is ex-
pected to arrive in this country and
join her mother. Mrs. Melville E. In
gals, at the Hotel Plaza, in New
York, within a day or two. Mrs. In
| gals has just reached New York from
her home at the Hot Springs, Va.
| Lieut.. Stefano Avonzo, attache Of
| the Italian ministry of food in the
United States, has been called for spe-
cial service at the Italian embassy in
Paris. He left Wednesday for France,
and at the close of his mission there
he will return 20 America.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington Walker,
of Detroit, and their daughter, Miss
Betty Walker. who were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walkers son-in-law and
daughter, Capt. and Mrs. Sidney
Small, at their home in Chevy Chase
/ and later stayed at the Washington
Hotel for several weeks, have gone to
Florida, where they will spend the re-
mainder of the winter cruising in
their house boat.
Major Henry s. Hooker, U. S. A..
| and Mrs. Hooker entertained at lun-
cheon yesterday in New York at the
| Ritz Carlton. Among their guests
were Maj Gen. Leonard Wood, U. S.
A.. and Mrs. Whitney Warren.
Major Hooker has only recently re-
turned from France, where he was
, wounded in action on the last day of
hostilities near Ncrdun. Mrs. Hooker.
before her marriage last spring. was
Mrs. Edward Burke of Washington.
Senator William Alden Smith will
return to town Sunday from a week s
| stay in Grand Rapids, Mich.
! Mrs. Carl Bowen, who has been the
/ guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Warren S. Blauvelt. at Wardman
Park Inn, has returned to her home in
Detroit.
Miss Perkins To We'd.
Miss Olive Elizabeth Perkins. daugh
ter of Mrs. Edward Ellsworth Per
kins, and Lieutenant the MarChesc
Stefano Antonio d'AmicO, aviation sec
ton. Italian war mission, will be mar
| ried tomorrow afternoon at 1884
Belmont road, which Mr.. and Mrs
Perkins have leased for the season
Mgr. Mackin will officiate.
The wedding will be a quiet one
| with only the members of the imme
date family present. Shortly after
the ceremony Lieutenant d'Amico and
his bride will start for bis home, IN
Milan. Italy.
Miss Marcia Beard and Miss Eliza
beth Leonora Pettis, cousins OF the
bride, viii come from New York to
attend her. Her other attendants
Will be her sisters, the Misses Jeanne
Marie and Argenta Beard Perkins
Ighey are granddaughters Of Col. oliver
Beard, of New York
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