The Washington herald., 1919-06-02

Frawley. the well-known producer,
aiH,,1 and Miss & Ruth Roland, the moving
Earle Foxe. the leading man, who
promises to become exceedingly popu-
lar to Washington audiences. made n
very pleasing curtain talk and intro
duced Miss Roland. who made a talk.
Miss Roland played for some time
as leading lady with Mr.. Foxe in the
movies"
Tomorrow night there will be other
interesting theatrical and motion pic
ture people in the audience, including
Miss Constance Talmadse. who has
also played opposite Mr.. Foxe; John
Emerson. the director. and Miss Anita
Loos, the scenario writer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Hatton, the
authors OF Upstairs and Down."
were expected to be present. but were
unable to come.
Baron Knut Bonde, secretary of the
swedish Legation, and Baroness
Bonde will leave Washington in a
few weeks time. preparatory to sail
ing for Europe.
Nine. Tieusanu. wife of the mill
tary attache Of the Rumanlan Lega-
tion. went to Atlantic City Saturday
where she has taken a cottage at
Ventnor for the summer. Mai. Tieu-
sanu will remain in their apartment
at Stoneleigh Court. joining Nine.
Tieusanu for the week-ends.
Maj. John Foster Dulles, who has
been in Paris since the Peace Con-
faranna Rnnunnad nA n,,II
are on their way home and are ex-
Their youngest son. Master Avery
Dulles. has been with Maj. Dulles
grandmother, Mrs. John W. Foster.
since their departure.
The governor-general Of the Phil
ippines. Francis Burton Harrison,
and his bride. who were married
recently in Chicago and who have
been touring the Berkshires. arrived
in Washington Saturday for a visit
to the formers mother, Mrs Burton
Harrison Mrs. Harrison had a &C.
eeption in their honor Saturday aft
ernoon.
Mrs. William F. Draper will return
to Washington the early part of next
winter and will be accompanied by
her son-in-law and daughter, Prince
and Princess Andrea Bomcompagni,
with whom she has spent the past
year at their home in Italy.
The prince and princess will make
a stay of several months here. and
as it will be their first visit since
their marriage. which was one of the
most brilliant social events In the
history OF the Capital. they will no
doubt be extensively entertained,
The residence of Mrs. Draper is al
ready being put in readiness prepar-
atory to their arrival.
Mr.. Angel Sanchez Ella. a distin-
guished member OF the bar of
Buenos Aires, Argentine Republic,
and his wife. Mrs. Magdalena Bengo-
lea de Sanchez Ella, will arrive in
Washington today.
Mrs. Sanchez, Ella is a member of
La Sociedad de Benefcencia" of
Buenos Aires. This Is a large and
most important charitable organiza-
tion. Its officers are leading Argen-
tine women. 1t is semi officiai in
character. as it receives the recog-
hillOu anu cO-OperatlOn OF the gov
eminent. Mrs. Sanchez Ella is par
ticularly interested in child welfare
Mrs. Marshall Field entertained NJ
dinner last evening. Mrs. Field v;jj
leave later In the morning for the
North Shore. where she will spend
the summer months.
A life-size portrait in oil of Champ
Clark. United States Representative
from Missouri. the retiring Speaker Of
the House. has been hung in the
Speakers lobby at the Capitol. The
painting was done by Boris B. Cor
don. of New York City, at the re-
quest Of the members of the House.
Representative Ciark's friends say it
Is the best likeness of him ever
painted.
1t has been the custom of the House
for many years to place in the
Speakers lobby an oil painting of a
Speaker who retires. Representative
Clark ceased to be Speaker when the
last CONGRESS died. at noon on March
1 Because the Republican party is In