The Washington times., 1920-11-01

Donaldson, whose engagement to
Major c. b. Rucker Is announced
Dun Douglas. OF Llewellyn Park.
West Orange, N. j., announce the
engagement OF their daughter. Miss
Dorothy Stone Smith, to the Rev.
Henry V. Il. Darlington. rector OF
ST. Barnabas' Church, Newark. n.
j., son OF Bishop and Mrs. James
Henry Darlington. OF Harrisburg.
Pa.
Miss Smith, who ~ a daughter OF
Mrs. Douglas by a former marriage,
Is prominent in society in the
! Oranges and also in the winter col
I, ony at Palm Beach. where her par
ents have a home.
The Rev. Mr.. Darlington was
graduated from Columbia Univer-
sity in 1910 and from the General
Theological Seminary in 1918. Dur
ing the war he served overseas as
senior chaplain of the Thirty-eighth
Brigade Coast Artillery, beingsat-
tached to the Fiftieth Regiment.
| He Is member of the Columbia
University and Essex County Coun-
try clubs. He il also a member OF
the Cincinnati, st. Nicholas, Hugue-
not societies, Colonial Wars and
Sons OF the Revolution.
In recognition OF his services
abroad Mr.. Darlington has just re-
ceiYed a decoration from the King
OF Greece. who made him an officer
of the order of George I.
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The Ambassador Of Chile and Sc
nora de Matthew moved Friday to
the residence 2223 Il street, which
they have leased for the season.
s.
RUSSIAN ENVOY At n. Y.
The Ambassador OF Russia, Boris
Bakhneteff. is in New York for
brief visit. The counselor Of the en-
bassy, Henry de Bach. with his bride
arrived in New York Saturday and
came Immediately to Washington
Nine. de Bach, previous to her mar
riage, was Mrs. Van Loon. OF The
Hague, and her marriage to Mr.. de
Bach took place in London, October .
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The Secretary of the Navy. Jo-
sephus Daniels. returned to Wash
ington yesterday afternoon from the
West for a few hours, leaving later
in the day for Raleigh. n. c.. where
he will join Mrs. Daniels, who has
been there several weeks. Both will
cast their votes in Raleigh and return
shortly to Washington.
s.
Roland s. Morris, American am
baGsador to Japan, and Mrs. Morris
after spending some time in Wash
ington, have gone to their home In
Philadelphia to vote. They were en-
tertained at dinner on Saturday night
ey the Japanese Ambassador and
Nine. Shidehara.
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DR.. Alexandra Cesar, who has been
appointed Nicaraguan Minister to the
United States. is in New York. and
is awaiting his credentials, this Gov
eminent having informed Nicaragua
that he Is persona grata- DR.. Cesar
is one of the youngest diplomats ever
to hold SO high an office here, being
in his early thirties. In addition to
being a physician. having received
his medical degree in France, where
he was a student for ten years. DR.
Cesar is an eminent lawyer. He is
the son of DR.. Octavio Cesar, minister
OF finance in Nicaragua, and he IL
now in this country with his bride
on their honeymoon. their marriage
having taken place in Nicaragua a
short time ago. Nine. Cesar has
spent much time in America, and at
tended school in California
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Mrs. Henry F. Dimock will enter
tain at dinner tonight In honor Of her
son-in-law and daughter, Signor and
Signora Giuseppe Catalani, who ar
rived Thursday from New York.
s.
A.. Dali . /.
visit in Washington. and Is staying
at the charming little house out by
Union Station where Mr.. Bartlett has his
studio. She is putting their house, 1921
II street in order TO rent for the sea-
son. The house was let last year 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Walker. Mr..
and Mrs. Bartlett expect to spend the
coming winter in New York, where
Mr.. Bartlett IL executing num-
Der Of important commissions. and
where they have a house.
Mrs. Bartletts daughter, Miss Carolyn
Ogden Jones, will come to Washington
next week for visit to Mr.. and Mrs
Frederic Huidekoper.
Mrs. Edward T. Brown and Mis-,
Marjorie Brown, who have been spend.
Ing tho last month in New York,
day.
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Mrs. 7. q. Donaldson return 20
Washington last night after an cx.
tended trip abroad. during which
time she visited her son and daugh-
ter-inlaw Capt. and Mrs. 4, q. Don.
aidson, and their month-old son, In
Coblenz, Germany. Colonel Donald.
son went TO New York TO meet her.
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Miss Dorothy oowen. daughter OF
Major and Mrs. James IL. Gowen, will
20 TO Now York shortly to spend a
month with her grandmother. Miss
Gowen has been listed among this sea-
sons debutantes, but II has not yet
been decided whether she will have
q formal coming out.
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Commander and Mrs, Hooper en-
tertsined at tea yesterday afternoon
AZ their homo az ?I5i California street