The Washington times., 1919-03-14

Joseph Nelson, Mrs. Walter d. Mid
dlekauff, Mrs. Harry EIkins, Mrs.
Alma Thomas Rifenberg, Miss DorO-
thy McCauley, Miss Chorrellis DixC n,
Miss Mary Thompson, Miss Gertrude
| Becker, and the Misses Darby,
Lieut.. de Vaisseau Charles Cavera
has succeeded Lieut.. de Vaisseau Hen
ri ChoveI as assistant naval attache
| OF the French embassy. Lieut.. de
Vaisseau de Chevigne, assistant naval
attache. has also been recalled.
Capt Count Enrico Luzerna di Cam
pigIione. assistant military attache of
the Italian embassy, and Major Bar
| banti, OF the italian naval mission,
were among those who entertained
guests for the supper-dance at So
! Vranis last evening. others who had
/ supper parties were Christian d.
Hemmick, Mr.. Constantinidi, of the
Greek legation; Mr. Weatherby, G.
| Tucker Bispham, Maj. c. r. Wilson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Hitchcock
The supper room was decorated to
represent a cafe in the Latin quarter,
Lighted by candles stuck in beer bot
ties, and a program of Apache dances
was given.
The embassy of Brazil has new
temporary attache. Antonio Augusta
de Souza Bandiera, who has arrived
in town and taken an apartment in
Wardman Park Inn.
Felipe Espil, secretary of the Argen-
tine embassy. who arrived in this
country with the new Argentine am
bassador DR.. Thomas LeBreton, is
established at 1906 Corcoran street.
To Move to Newport News.
Capt. Richard Hall Jeschke, u S.
VI. c., and his bride; who was Miss
Margaret Devcreux, will leave Wash
ington shortly for Newport News, Va
where Captain Jeschke has been or
dered' to duty. He has been stationed
at QuanticO.
Algernon Greig, of the British en-
bassy STAFF, entertained at dinner last
eN Nening at theG Cafe St. Mark. Among
his guests were Lieut. and Mrs. Rich
ard Davisson and her sister. Mrs. POr-
ter. They have been spending the
winter in Washington, but are return
ing shortly TO their. home in New
York.
Miss Mona Blodgett, who has been
III for fortnight. is sufficiently i'm
proved to be moved from the board
ing school which she is attending, to
her home in Sixteenth street.
Mrs. Henry Huddleston Rogers will
return to Washington today after
short visit in New York.
Mrs. Luke McNamee entertained in |
formally at dinner last evening, hav-
ing as guests Capt. and Mrs. Thomas |
rockingham, of Boston, and Miss |
Marian Ainsa. niece OF the hostess. |
The party was given at the Cafe st. |
Marks.
Lease Home.
Col. and Mrs. Edward T. Brown
who have been staying at the Willard |
for the last ten days, have taken pos
session OF the house 1912 I street,
which they have leased.
Robert II. AfcAdoo has gone to New
York and Joined his father. william
Gibbs McAdoo. and Mrs. McAdoo at
the Plaza
Hold LenIen Conference.
The first OF a series OF six confer
ences on the study OF the Bible. or
EaniEed by Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins TO
meet every Thursday during Lent at
her residence on X street. was held
morning. These classes are
conducted my Mrs. SeIden Palmer
Spencer, wife Of Senator Spencer OF
and those Interested in
these conferences are Mrs. Marshall
Mrs. Daniels, Mrs. Claude 4. Swan
son, Mrs. ], G. Beckham. Mrs. John r.
ShRfroth, Mrs. Howard Sutherland,
Mrs James w. Wadsworth, Mrs. JO-
Ieph. I. France. Mrs. James r. Mann,
Mrs, Samuel Winslow, Mrs. John w.
Poster, Mrs. Eugene Hale, Mrs. T. De
Witt TalmHge, Miss Scidmore. and
Mrs. Griggs.
A pretty tea was given yesterday
afternoon by Nine. Hersleb Birke-
and, wife Of the second secretary of
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