The Washington times., 1920-11-04
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rived In Washington yesterday. and Is
the guest OF the Misses Patten on
Massachusetts, avenue. The countess
Is making a visit 20 this country. the
FIRST she has made In many years. She
has been in Baltimore for a week, the
guest Of her uncle and aunt, the for
ner Attorney General and Mrs.
Charles J. Bonspante. Mr.. Bonaparte
has been seriously III and Is still con-
/ nned TO his room. The countess Is a
sister of Jerome N. Bonaparte.
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MRS. WALSH GIVES BOX PARTY.
Mrs. Thomas II. Walsh entertained
| a box party at PoI's Theater yester-
day afternoon for the recital given by
Nine, Gaili-Curci. Her guests were
Mrs. John Allan Dougherty. Mrs. Sum
ner Welles and Mrs. Henry Rousseau.
Mrs. Edward Beale Mclean and Mrs.
| Warren Delano Robbins were In a box
across the house. Others In the ca
pacity audience were Mrs. Marshall
Field. Congressman and Mrs. Freder-
lex c. Hicks. Mrs. Reeve Lewis, Mrs.
George Dunlop. Mrs. Randall Hagner.
Mrs. w. w. Galbraith, Mrs. william A.
White and her daughter. Miss Ruth
Thurston. Mrs. w. +. Tompkins> and
Mrs ]. II. Crawford.
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Gen. and Mrs. George Barnett are
spending a few days In Washington
experimenting the alterations which
arc being made on their new house
2132 Bancroft place. They will prob
ably close. Wakefield Manor. their
place in the country. and move into
their town house some time during
this month.
Congressman and Mrs. Frederick C.
Hicks have returned to Washing ton
for the season and are established at
the home OF Col. and Mrs. Archibald
Hopkins, which they have leased.
Comdr. John Parker Jackson. u. s.
NJ. has been appointed naval attache
OF the American embassy at Rio de
Janeiro and will leave shortly for his
new post accompanied by Mrs. Jack
son, who was Miss Dorcas Surth.
Commander Jackson Is the son of
Mrs. John =. Jackson, of Washington.
and a brother of Nine. Ekengren, wife
OF the Swedish Minister.
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| Mrs. Harold Walker returned to
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and has Joined Mr.. Walker at Studio
House. Sheridan circle, which they
have leased for the season. Her
sister. Baroness Won Schoen,. who was
recently her guest, had her visit to
| Washington cut short by the sudden
and serious illness of her husband,
Baron Won Schoen, who is attached to
the German embassy in Mexico, and
FASTENED back to Mexico City. The
Baron Is now greatly improved. He
has been granted leave OF absence
and he and the Baroness will sail on
November 20 for Europe.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley. who
have been at their place at Tuxedo.
N. Y. through the autumn. are In
Washington for brief visit and are
| staying at the Shoreham. They will
| 60 to New York on Saturday and will
be at their apartment there until De-
cember when they expect to open their
Washington house for two or three
months.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. ONnard.
Who have come to Washington for
the season and are at 1908 X street.
Adeline NJ. Oxnard. to society at a
tea on December I. This will be
followed by a dinner dance and Mr..
and Mrs. Oxnard will also give a
dance at Rauscher's on December rs
for their daughter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Eberle
entertained at dinner last evening
at their home in Sixteenth street in
compliment to Miss Elfreda Martin,
Of st. Louis, and Mrs. Allene Tup-
per Wilkes, who Is becoming very
well known as writer. Mrs.
Wilkes is the daughter of the Rev.
DR.. Henry Allen Upper. Dr. Tup-
per was a guest at the dinner and
the company also included Major T.
Hara, Of the Japanese embassy.
| MISS ATLEE WEBS.