The Washington times., 1920-03-10

duty as civil sttaehe to the embassy
here.
Diaaer At L@ssto.-
The Minister OF Ecuador and Nine.
EliHAlde entertained at dinner last
evening At the legation when their
guests thirty seven In number. In.
eluded the Spanish Ambassador and
Nine. Hiano.( the Ambassador OF Peru
and Nine. Pezet. the Bulgarian Min
lster and Nine. Panaretoff. the Min
ter OF Venezuela, Santos A. Dominci;
ne Minister'S OF Columbia and Nine.
sruetA. the Minister OF Uruguay and
Nine. Varela, the Minister OF Para
quay and Nine. de Gondra, the Third
Assistant Secretary OF State and Mrs.
breckenridge Long, Dr. and Mrs. Will
A liam Miller Collier. Mrs. John y. Hen
derson. Mrs. +, Is. Moran, Mrs Horace
mcfarland, Commander and Mrs. Ran
dolph Miner. the secretary OF the le-
CATION OF Ecuador. Don Miguel A. de
fcsza. and Nine. de Pcaza. and the
sttachs Of the legation. l. A PenS
herrera
De CesDeAes Sell for Cuba.
The Minister OF Cuba and Nine. de
! Cespedes have sailed for Havana to
be gone several weeks. They are ac-
| companied by their niece. Miss Anita
! de Lima.
The minister OF Poland. Prince
Lubomirski, has gone TO Newport, r.
| /. TO lease a house for the summer
quarters OF the legation.
The Speaker Of the House and Mrs
Frederick ii. Gillett left Washington
today to pass n fortnight at their
home in Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Harold Jefferson Coolidge, who
has been the guest OF the Minister of
the Netherlands and Nine. Cremer.
has returned to Boston. Nine. Creme T
| VIII be at home on Friday afternoon.
Nine. de Heeren. wife of the honor.
| airy attache OF the Spanish embassy,
has closed her residence In Sixteenth
| street and is with her relatives in
\ Philadelphia, while her husband Is In
Spain on official business. Nine. dc
Heeren was formerly Miss Fernando
Wannamaker.
| Mrs. Michael Gallagher Of Chicago.
niece of President Masaryk of Czecho-
/ Slovakia. who arrived In Washington
| to be with her cousin, Jan Masaryk,
|
| legation, at the reception which he
gave on Monday night in celebration
of his fathers SEVENTEEN birthday.
has come to New York. accompanied
by Mr.. Gallagher. to remain several
days.
Maj. L. v. Drake, II. NJ. s., has re-
turned to New York after brief
stay in Washington. He came on to
attend the reception given on Monday
night by Jan Masaryk. charge
daffaires of Czecho -Slovakia
Mr.. Oscar T. Crosby. who spent
the greater part OF the winter at
the Lafayette Hotel. is now in New
York with her son in law and daugh-
ter. Count and Countess Carraciolo
lie Melito In New York. They have
an apartment in Seventy-fifth street.
Miss Celeste Crosby. debutante
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby, is
II their country place near Warren
, on. but makes frequent visits 10
Washington
Mrs. Marshall Field. who Is in New
'ork, Is expected back in Washing
ION the latter part Of next week.
Mrs. George X. McLanahan has in
.itations out for a large dinner at
he Chevy Chase Club on "Wednesday
evening. March "a. Her guests will
be young people, friends Of her
laughter. Miss Helen McLanahan.
Mrs. James Mcdonald and her son
Arthur Bradley Campbell, who were
booked to sail for England on board
tho S. S. 1mperator, were unable to
n n IA at ~
the illness Of Mrs. McDonalds mother.
They will remain al the Ritz Carlton,
New York. until they can obtain
bookings on another steamer. Their
stay in Europe VIII not he a pro-
longed one as they intend to be back
in time for the Newport season.
Justice James Clark McReynolds
| Entertained small company inform
lily at dinner last evening.
Congressman and Mrs. Homer p.
| 'nyder entertained a small company
! It dinner last evening at the Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Strauss will
ntertain at dinner this evening at
| ne Shoreham.
Mrs. Armstead Davis returned yes
crday from several weeks Visit
% her son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Percy, in Boston.
| ne also spent a few days in New
Iork with Mrs. James Robert Mckee
| N her way north. Mrs. Percy re-
turned here with her mother to spend
a week.
Romulo s. Naon. former Argentine
AMBASSADOR to Washington, will ar
| I'VE in New York about Friday from
| 3urope and will probably. come to
Washington for visit.
Miss Taft to he Feted.
Mrs. John Hays Hammond will give
| tea tomorrow afternoon in compli-
'nent to Miss Helen Taft, acting
president OF Bryn Mawr College, who
IL coming to Washington for the
yeek-end In the interest of the Bryn