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SOCIETY
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Full, and he and his wife are estab-
lished at Somerset House.
Alexandra Vouros, formerly coun-
selor Of the Greek legation. who was
frequently charge d'anaires in the alb
sence of the minister, has now been
permanently detached from the lega-
ton here. The present counselor and
charge d'afraires Is Mr.. Tsamados. The
legation also has a new secretary,
Cimon Collas. and Stephen Pandeledis.
sometime attache OF the legation, has
been recalled. other diplomatic alb
sentees are: p. v. Emrys Evans. tenn
porary secretary of the British en-
bassy. and Don Ignacio Serrano. at
tache of the Chilean embassy. who
has been transferred to London.
Major Livius Tieusanu has re-
turned to Washington after an ex-
tended absence in Europe, and is
again listed as military attache Of
the Rumanian legation He and
Nine. Tieusanu have taken an
apartment at Stoneleigh Court
Angel Gandolfo Herrera. attache
of the Argentine Embassy. has NOV
ed from the Portland. where he has
had an apartment. to Rauscher's.
Brig. Gen. Lionel f. o. Charlton,
air attache to the British Embassy,
has taken an apartment at the AL
lamont
Capt. 7. V. Mishtowt. naval at
tache OF the Russian Embassy. and
Nine. Mishtowt are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth OF a SON.
They are making their home at 2123
Leroy place.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Bran
degee. of Boston. have announced
the engagement of Mrs. Brande-
gees daughter. Miss Eleanor
Sprague. to DR.. wilfred Seton, son
of DR.. and Mrs. Frederick Seton,
of Auburn. N. Y. Miss Sprague
spent some years of her childhood
in Washington. first when her
father. the late Representative
and occupied the home of former
Vice President Levi P. Morton. on
Scott circle. and later when Mr..
Brandegee spent a few winters in
Washington after his marriage to
her mother. Miss Sprague met her
nance during her work at the Mas
sachusetts General Hospital. where
she has worked ever since the en-
trance of the United States into the
war. and where he was on duty.
He is a graduate of Yale.
Word has recently been received
here of the marriage in France In
February of Major Albert ]. Myer,
jr., U. 8. A., to Miss Madeline Ed
wards, of Santa Barbara, Cal Major
Myer cabled his engagement to- his
relatives here the day before his we'd
ding, for which he obtained but one
days leave of absence. Since then
he has been spending a vacation with
his bride in q cottage which they
have taken in the south of England.
Major Myer and his bride met in
France, where the bride was Red
Cross nurse. and he was with the
United States army. Major Myers
family was prominent here for many
years. He Is a son OF Major Albert ].
Myer, of Pemquid. Ne. His grand
father, General Myer, was chief sig
nal officer in the SOS. and Major Myer
himself was prominent in Washing
ton society during the Taft admins
tration. when he was a guest Of his
aunt, the late Miss Viola Myer. He
is a nephew of Miss Kate Myer. who
is spending the winter and spring at
the Shoreham.
The Public Printer. Cornelius Ford,
and Mrs. Ford have sent out invita-
tions for the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Miss Anna Marie Ford, to Thomas
]. Donnelly. OF Paterson, N. J., on
Wednesday morning. April q. at 10
O'Clock. in the Holy Comforter Church
Nvil1 ha hyy a
reception from IL to 1 O'Clock at the
home Of the brides parents, lilo East
Capitol street
Many dinner parties will precede the
concert this evening at the Willard
Of the Princeton musical clubs, given
under the auspices of the Princeton
alumni here.
Plans for the woman's Army and
Navy League hall are completed.
Mrs. Alexander Sharp. ST.. Is
chairman and MRS. Theodore Jewell
is vice chairman of the ball COM
mittee. They are being ably as
sisted by Mrs. Frank Freyer. chair
man of invitations and tickets COM
mittee. The other members of Mrs.
Freyer's committee are: Miss Emma
Nourse. Mrs. Silas Casey. Mrs. WAL
ter Gordon. Mrs Louis Kingsley,
Mrs. John Faure, Miss z. B. Semmes
and Miss Mary Lamberton.
Mrs. walter Mclean, Mrs. James
Lockett, Mrs. Austin Kautz and
Mrs. George Duncan form a special
committee working for the success
OF the ball. while Mrs. e. H Lis
cum and Mrs. Stimson Brown are
in charge of refreshments. Miss
Leila Gordon is chairman of the
young ladies' floor committee and
Miss Ruth Wilson is Madame Libra's
manager. Mrs. Joseph Strauss has
charge Of the sale of boxes.
Miss Elizabeth Poe. Mrs. vylla
Foe Wilson. Miss Elaine English
and Miss Alice Baifentine have been
assisting Mrs. Sharp with the press
work.
On Miss Gordon's committee are
Mrs. Alexander Charlton. Mrs. Alex
ander Sharp. jr.. Miss Juliet Janin,
Miss Patience Groce, Miss Millicent
Mccarthy. Miss Anna Hamlin, Miss
Mildred Bromwell. Miss Eleanor John
. stou. Miss Carter Mulliilim. Miss Min
na Blair and Miss Mary HELEN.
Miss Ruth Wilson's committee Of
charming young women Is Mrs.
Thomas Holcombe. Miss Leila Cor
don, Miss Olyye Graef. Miss Margaret
Harding and Miss Anna Hamlin-