The Washington times., 1920-06-03

/ MT, ana MRS. MOTIFS nave ledseu tho
late Mrs. James McMillan's estate at
Manchester for the sumner and Mrs.
Norris will join her husband there
Alters week or two at her old home
In Chicago.
comdr. and Mrs. Frank b. Freyer
will give dinner tonight for their
guest, Nine. Aubry. They also enter
tained at dinner last night In compli-
ment to Nine. Aubry, the company in
| GLIDING DIR. and Nine. Ponlieff, Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Bennett, Miss Julia
MATHS. DIR. l.. s. Rowe. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles keene, and William A. Whei-
er.
80. Rogers Dinner Dance.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Huddlcston
Rogers were hosts last evening at a
| dinner dance at the Montgomery
| Country Club. which was one of the
most brilliant as well as one OF the
most enjoyable functions of the early
summer season. The party was part
| iy al fresco. for a miniature stage was
erected under the trees and there at
| 1880 o'clock a clever little program
| OF vaudeville was presented by Miss
| Evans burroughs Fontaine, who gave
East Indian and South American
dances. and a group of artists from
the Ziegfeid 'oilies. The Montmar-
tire orchestra was imported from New
York to play for the dancing. s.-
| The guests for the dinner number
ed $50 and about as many more ar
rived later to dance. There were
three long tables, one on the broad
veranda of the club. The host pre-
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and at the third the Secretary OF State
and Mrs. Colby did the honors. The
Spanish Ambassador and Nine. de
| Riano, the Italian Ambassador and
| Baroness Romano and the British
| Ambassador and Lady Geddes were
present and were seated at different
| tables. the decorations at each one
| carrying out the colors of the country
represented by the guests of honor.
| Miss Millicent Rogers, assisted her
mother in dispensing hospitality and
had with her Miss Leila Emory, who
came from New York to stay with her
for a few days. Among, the guests at
! the dinner dance were the Secretary
OF War and Mrs. Baker. the Minister
Of Sweden and Nine. Ekengren, the
Minister OF the Serbs. Croats and Slo-
vencs and Nine Grouitch. the Minister
of Switzerland, Mr.. Peter: the Polish
Minister and Princess Lubomirska
the Undersecretary of State and Mrs.
Frank l.. Polk, the Assistant Secre-
tary OF the Navy and Mrs. Franklin
D.. Roosevelt, Congressman and Mrs.
Nicholas Longworth, Ronald Lindsay.
counselor of the British embassy;
Jonkheer w. II. de Beaufort, charge
d'affaires of the Netherlands lega-
ton; the. Counselor of the Italian
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| and Countess Bonde, Mr.. and Nine. dc
Cclesia, Capt.and Mrs. Carlo Hunting
ton, Nine. HauGe. Miss Katherine
Colby. Miss Yolanda Romano, Miss
Meta Evans. Miss Mildred Bromwell
and her guest, Miss Margaret Flint. of
New York; Henri de Bach. and many
other persons prominent in official
| life and in resident society. Maurice
Cazenave, French high commi ssioner.
| whose headquarters are in New YORK
Mrs. Martino, of London. and Mrs.
| Lyman. Of Boston, were among the
| out-of-town guests present.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers and their
daughter will go next week to their
To Attend Conventions.
| The Ambassador of Peru. +. A.
| Pezet, will leave Saturday for Chicago
and will also attend the Democratic
convention at San Francisco later.
Mrs. cambridge Colby was the guest
of honor at luncheon given ycster-
day by Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins.
Covers were laid for eighteen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins and their fam
lily will leave Washington about June
% for Green Court, their summer
home at Hamilton, Mass.
Ecuador Envoy Entertains.
The Minister of Ecuador and Nine.
Elizalde entertained at dinner last
night at the legation in honor Of Mr.
and Mrs Andres Franco, who are
visiting the United States previous to
a trip to Europe. Mrs. Franco is a
niece Of the President of Ecuador
Among the guests were Nine. Julia de
| Santisteran, sister OF Minister Eli
ralde, and her son. Vicente de Santis-
| teran, who are on their way home
frpm France, and DR.. Cooling. consul
general of the United States at Quay
aquil, Ecuador. .,..
Nine. Grouitch, wife Of the Minister
Of the Serbs. Croats and Slovenes,
will go to New York tomorrow TO
meet Mr.. and Mrs. Cordenio Sever
ance, who are returning from Serbia
They went to Serbia on the commits
sion appointed by the Carnegie Peace
| Foundation for the purpose OF pre-
scnting a 100000 library to Serbia
Mrs. Severance was a delegate to Ser
bia representing the United States
Serbian Aid Fund. 49,
Capt. Gcoffrey Blake, British maya
attache, is the guest OF Rear Admiral
A. n. Sales. commandsnt Of the Naval
Academy. during the weeks com
infringement festivities at Annapolis.
Commander Risal has arrived In
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