The Washington times., 1920-01-24

OF the Serbian colony In Washington
In celebration OF the minister's tele
day. This afternoon Nine. Groullch
| will speak between the acts al the
matinee at Polls Theater In behali
OF the Actors Memorial Day beneflt
70 be held next week.
swis. Minister Here.
| The new minister OF Swltzerlahd
and Nine. Marc Peter. who arrived IN
I Washington yesterday have taken
/ apartments in Wardman iark hotei
/ for several weeks.
Mrs. william II. BOardman and
Miss Mabel Boardman will entertain
, at dinner tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. George 7. Marye will
be hosts at dinner tonight Mrs.
Marye's sister, Mrs. Andrew horeland'
arrived today from Pittsburgh TO DE
her guest.
Mrs. Perry Heath will be hostess at
a tea this afternoon. entertaining AT
her residence, 2l0O s street Mrs. r.
In. Gheen and Mrs. Charles Wood viii
preside at the tea table ana tht
! hostess Will be assisted by MIS- war
rem @. Harding, Mrs. James X Mann
I
inc Hill. The tea table Is decorated
lin white lilacs and Killarney roses.
! Mrs. Horace Macfarland will give n
tea this afternoon in compliment TO
| Mrs. Walter Croslcy. VINO arrived
| yesterday to be her guest Tor tort
night Mrs. Septimus AUSTIN ana
Mrs. James Pryor Taryin will be at
the tea table and others assisting
| will he Mrs. +. Il. Moran and MRS.
Malcolm McConihe. mother and sister
Of the hostess: Mrs. Middleton Elliott
and Mrs. Larner
Mrs Frank Anderson ana her
daughter, Mrs. Rush Southgate Fay,
will be at home Informally this after
noon and again next Saturday Ihey
will be assisted today by Mrs. {. {.
Marbury. Mrs. =. Lee Phillips and
Mrs. George c. Van Dusen, OF Min
neapolis, who is spending the winter
| in Washington.
Japanrse Diplomat Leaves
Katsuj Debuchi, who has been
! counselor OF the Japanese embassy
for several years. has been appointed
| charge d'affaires OF the Japanese EN-
! bassy in Berlin, and will leave for
| his new post as soon as he RECEIVERS
! from the attack OF influenza from
which he is suffering.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Laurence will
return to their home in New York
today after a short visit with Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth
Col A. r. A n. Thorne. assistant
military attache of the British en-
bassy, and Mrs. Thorne have geen
| to Ottowa, and are guests at Govern
ment House for week.
st. John Ervfnes' Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. ST. John Ervine. Of
England. are at the Willard for a
short stay. Mr.. Ervine is the au-
thor of the play John Ferguson"
which is being presented here this
week.
Edwin Morgan. American Ambas-
sador TO Brazil, who has been in
| Washington for visit. will leave
post.
Mrs. Richard II. Chinn and Mrs.
| Nina Chinn walker will give tea
! lance this afternoon at the Washing
on Club. in compliment to Mrs.
| walkers daughter, Miss Elizabeth
! Walker. Mrs. Louis Wilcox, of Bal
! .'more; Mrs. Edward II. Alsop. and
| Mrs. Eliphalet Frazer Andrews will
| preside at the tea table, and others
assisting will he Miss Elizabeth
| Chinn. Miss Muriel Denys, and a
| group of the debutantes of this sea-
son.
Tonigh Mrs Walker will enter
ain at a young peopl's dinner at the
, 'afe St Marks for Miss Walker.
| Her cousin, Miss Emily Price. who
! made ner debut in Baltimore this
| winter. was to have been the guests
but will be prevented by illness from
being present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Marquand, Of
New York, who have spent a great
leal of time in Washington in the
last year or two, have purchased a
house in Nineteenth street and will
make their future home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Sladen will en-
tertain a party of twelve at the sup
per dance at the Cafe. Marks tonight.
Mrs. NJ l.. Stith Here.
| Mrs. NJ. l.. Stith, of Detroit, has
joined her husband at Wardman Park