The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-28

Quoting. In the party. besides Mr..
and Nine. Brambilla, are Mr.. Mariani.
first secretary OF the embassy; the
military attache, Cololenel the Mar
quis de Bernezzo, and the Marquise de
Bernezzo. and Mr.. and Nine. Celesia.
Mr.. and Mime. Brambilla were hosts
Yesterday at one of a series OF break
fast parties they are giving at their
home in Q street Their guests were
Comdr. and Mrs. Walter Gherardi.
Mrs. Franklin Ellis. Miss Mildred
Cromwell, Hugh V. Tenant. OF the
British embassy staff; John Barrett.
and Henry May. jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Won Lengerke
Meyer. jr., arrived today from Bos-
ton to stay with Mr.. and Nine. Bram-
billa and her mother, Mrs. George
Won Lengerke Meyer. and on January
8 the Misses Francesca and Bertha
Braggiolotti, OF Boston, are coming
for short visit.
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One OF the most interesting events
OF New Year Day will be Charles
Henry Buffers annual Montsweag
Farm breakfast. an informal party
at which he entertains a group of the
most prominent men in Washington
The menu is made up OF products OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Buffers farm in Maine,
where they spend every summer.
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Miss Tracy Lyon will arrive from
New York on Friday to stay with
Miss Anna Hamlin until after the
New Year.
Mrs. Osro Childs and Miss Evelyn
Childs will arrive in Washington to-
day to pass the rest of the winter.
They have taken an apartment at
Wardman Park Hotel. For ten years
Mrs. Childs and Miss Chlds made
their home in Paris, and last year they
spent the winter in New York.
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BAKERS HOSTS.
The Secretary OF War and Mrs.
Baker entertained box party at the
Shubert -Garrick Theater last evening
to see High Noon" their guests in
Guiding Canon and Mrs. J. Townsend
Russell. Miss Elizabeth Freas and
Mrs. Bakers brother. Ralph Leopold.
The Postmaster General and Mrs.
Burleson also had a box party, en-
tertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Grain,
Robert Grain. jr, and Miss Sidney
Burleson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Thompson
occupied a box and had Mr.. and Mrs
Justin Morrill, Chamberlain among
their guests. Mr.. and Mrs. John Bell
Smallwood had with them her mo other.
Mrs. Estberg. of Waukesha, Wis. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Legg. Others in
the representative audience were Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Vedder Fleming. Mr..
and Mrs. Mark Tistleth&aite, Mai.
and Mrs. Oliver Peck Newman. Col
and Mrs. John Pitcher, Mrs. Sara r
Montague and Mr. and Mrs. Miller
Kenyon.
Mr. and Mrs. +. Bayard Rives, Of
New York. are passing the holidays
at the Hotel Lafayette.
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For the first time since the war
the Georgetown Assembly, the oldest
and one of the most famous dancing
clubs Of Washington, entertained last
evening. The ball room in the his
toric old Linthicum Hall in George
town, was decorated with Southern
smilax and palms. Mrs. Louis Mack
all, Mrs. Robert s. Beale. and Mrs
Basil Boeteler received the guests.
The dance committee included Basil
Boteler. DR.. Louise Mackall DR.. Rob-
ert s. Beale, S. Percy Thompson. and
7. Blackwell Smith. The assembly
will entertain again on January II
and February ii.
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Miss Caroline Stuart, daughter of
DR.. and Mrs Rhett Stuart, was host
ess at a small dance last evening at
her home on Connecticut avenue.
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Mrs. Rafael Gown gave n small
timer last evening in honor of Miss
Martha Davis, daughter of the Acting
Secretary of State. The guests were
Miss Suzanne Veeder. Miss May
Gown, William Bowie Clark. Captain
1c Lavergne, of the Frenen embassy,
md Enrique Ros, of Cuba. Mrs. Gown
took the party to "Hitchy-Koo" at
the National Theater.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Johnson enter
tanned at a small dance last evening
1T their home on MASSACHUSETTS, ave
nue. for their school girl daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Johnson, and her
friends.