The Washington herald., 1920-06-13
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house and danced or stood about on
the laws and chattsd ana supper
was served on the lewp. II wes .
briiltent company that Mr.. TcttSn
entertained. including snch notablss
~ the French Ambas4. dor and Nine.
ycassfan1. Nine. de Rsano. the MIN
istss Of Norway and Nine. Bryn,
linz. Ekegren and Nine. de Ces-
pedsc were AMONG the guests. and
one noted also, the assistant to the
Eecreafy Of State and Mrs. Wilbur
J.. Carr. J. 4. Lefevre. charge DAFT
fsires Of Panama. and Miss Ramona
Lefevre; J. II. Lahovary. charge
danaires Of Rumania; Javier Al
varez de Beunavista. of the Peruvian
Embassy; r. H. Hadow and H. ".
Tennant. of the British Embassy.
Others present were Congressman
and Mrs. John Jacob Rogers, Judge
and Mrs. Charles B. Howry. Miss
Elizabeth Howry Mr.. and Mrs.
George T. Marys, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Addison. Mrs. Robert Hineklsy,
Miss Gladys Hinckley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Delano Robbins. Miss Laura
Delano. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wal
Iker. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tucker
man, Rear Admiral and Mrs. H. H.
Rousseau. Rear Admiral and Mrs.
IStrothsr Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Price Wright, Roger Tredwel. who
looked stunning In a long cloak;
Richard Fiournoy. Commander The
odore Jewell. Commander Enochs.
who lives there with George Totten;
lFitxwiiliams woodrow. Mrs. conger
Pratt. formerly Sadie Murray and
Ia most attractive young matron;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Brown. Miss
Delphine Heyl. Miss Louise Littauer.
Miss Ruth Hitchcock, Miss Carolyn
Nash, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles wheeler.
Miss Eleanor Wheeler. who VIII be
q debutante next winter; Miss MAY
Adams, Miss Bessie Hickey. Mrs.
Buchanan Berrymans- Mr.. and MRS.
John Biddle, Miss Lindsay Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Bell, MRS.
Granville Fortescue. Robert Bell,
Miss Yolanda Romano. Mrs. John
IB. Henderson. Mrs. Cromwell
Brooks, Miss Frances Hampson. who
had her brother in tow. the one that
Just graduated from the Naval
Academy; Brig. tGen. and Mrs
Charles B. Drake. Miss Barrine
Drake, Commander and Mrs. Claude
lB. Mayo, Miss Anna Hamlin, Miss
Margaret Simonds. Miss Ellen
Bruce, Miss Madeleine Austin. the
Misses da Cana, Miss Jessie Mac
Bride, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Fuller. MI.
and Mrs. Scott Thropp. Miss Louise
Lacey, Commander. Robert Hender-
SON, who dances like q dream
Colonel Clifford. w. w. Corcoran
ana Col. Raymond Lee. who Is 20
handsome and greatly in demand as
10 guest
The French Ambassador sat in the
front row during the play and as the
grass was wet had procured an extra
chair which he turned upside down
in front Of him and put his feet on
IL TO keep them off of the wet grass
n small boy came along. jerked the
chair, quite unconsciously. from un-
der the ambassadors feet and sat
in IL right in front of His Excel
iency. Ambassadors surely are
treated just like common folks these
days. The ambassador laughed and
when the boy departed by and by,
NJ. Jusserand replaced the chair in
It's former position and put his feet
on IL once more. In q few minutes a
young lady came along and did ex-
actly the same thing the small boy
did. A friend laughed and remarked
to me how times have changed; how
Informal every one is nowadays. Out
at wardman Park Hotel, for in
stance, any evening at the supper
dances there you will see ambassa-
dors and other officials drifting
around in the most informal way;
sitting q while at this table and
then visiting that, or perhaps them
selves dancing. Such -ofSicials didn't
use to haunt public places like that
once upon a time. Now they do just
like every one else and enjoy life
that much more.
ALBIONs GIVE SMALL PARTY
FOR ROBERT NORWOOD, POET.
Speaking of the Albions. they en-
tertained q small company of in
teresting folks, people who do
worth while things. at a party FRI
day night to meet Robert Nor
wood. one of the best known OF
modern poets, who motored down
here from Philadelphia to attend
the christening Of the Albions'
small son Friday morning. The
child was named Norwood after the
poet. Like all Of the parties that
Mr.. and Mrs. Albion give, 1t was
most enjoyable. There was an in
lteresting group of artists and
writers there and Louis Thompson
sang some Of his own compositions,
as did Mr.. Albion, who, you know,
in the director of the Washington