The Washington times., 1920-07-24

IVA. Miss Eleanor Stewart. Of VIII
nington; Miss Helen Cummings, MISS
Margaret Bowen and Miss Alice
Bowen, of Jersey City, who are stay
ing with Mr. and Mrs. kirkpatrick.
other out -of- town guests at the cere-
mony will be Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Dud-
ley, Miss Nancy Dudley, T. U. Dudley
I'D Mr.. and Mrs. Aldrich Dudley, Al
drich Dudley jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Pros
ser Tabb, Miss Elizabetb Tabb, II. r.
Woodward and Miss Katharine Wood
ward, of Middleburg, Va, and Mr..
and Mrs. r. T. Durrett I'd, OF Louis
Vile, Ky.
Jan Masaryk, charge d'affaires of
the legation Of Czecho-Slovakia, is
returning to the legation. 1874 n
street. this morning from Norfolk.
Col. Vladimir s. Hurban, military
attache OF the legation of Czecho-
SIovakia, has Joined Nine. Hurban at
their apartment in the Balfour. Nine.
Hurban returned to Washington from
New York Thursday evening.
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant, who
has been at the Hotel Lafayette since
her return from Florida. has left
summer resorts.
Col and Mrs. Henry d. Todd and
Miss Harriet Todd are at the cottage
in Newport which they have taken
for the season. Miss Todd made her
debut in Washington last winter.
Dr. E. J. Dillon, the fmous British
war correspondent and publicist, re
turned recently from Mexico to the
Hotel Lafayette, where he has an
apartment and has now gone to New
York for a few days.
Princess Alfred zu Hohenlohee-
Schillingsfurst, who landed in New
York on Thursday. has come to WASH
ington to visit her father, Alexander
Britton.
Comdr. and Nine. Luis Aubry. Of the
Peruvian EmbaNsy, and Comdr. ana
Mrs. Frank b. Freyer, are spending
the week end in New York. Com
mander Freyer, who has been COM
missioned to re-organize the Peruvian
navy, and Mrs. Freyer expect to sail
for Peru about the middle of August
il they can secure passage on com
Portable boat.
Ensign Wilson Hampson. L. s. N,
who is stationed in Annapolis, Is
with his mother and sister, MRS.
Joseph Hampson and Miss Frances
Hampson, for few days. Mrs.
Hampson and Miss Hampson expect
to leave Washington about August 8
for Hot Springs, Va
DELIGHTFUL GARDEN PARTY.
entertained last evening at a delight
full reception and garden party at
their home in Raymond street Chevy
Chase, in compliment to Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar c. Merrill. Mr.. Merrill has re-
signed as chief engineer of the For
est Service, with which Mr.. Norcross
is connected, to take up the work or
executive secretary of the newly Gre
ated Federal Water Power Commits
sion.
The guests last evening numbered
about seventy-fve and included many
of the associates Of Mr.. Merrill and
Mr. Norcross in the Forest Service.
The house was effectively decorated
with cut flowers, and card tables
were set out in the drawing rooms Tor
those who cared to play. There was
also music during the evening, the
guests wandering out lntO 'hc Sh"i III
ing garden between numbers. Mr..
and Mrs. Norcross sang duets de-
lightfully and others who contributed
to the informal program were Mrs.
Wolf and Miss Dorothy Smith.
Mrs. Joseph Letter, accompanied by
her son, Joseph Letter, jr., came to
Washington yesterday from Hot
Springs, Va, to spend a few days with
her mother, Mrs. John r. Williams.
Mrs. Letter and her son will go to
Beverly Farms. Mass, early next week
for tho rest of the summer.
Mrs. Timothy T. Ansberry and
small son will leave the first of the
week for Bethlehem, in the White
Mountains, to spend the rest of the
summer
George Julian Zolnay, president of
the Arts Club of Washington and the
Society of Washington Artists, will
leave town tomorrow for Nashville,
Tenn, where he Is engaged in recon-
structing and putting into permanent
form all the statues OF the Parthe-
non. the only exact replica in the
world of tho famous classic temple
Of Athens. The structure was erected
as a memorial to Tenncssce's 100
years of Statehood and will be used
as n public hall. Mrs Zolnay and her
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