The Washington times., 1920-07-03
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the Polish minister. has gone Ia /
Newport for the season, and the |
minister viii join her there short :. |
after his return TO Washington next |
Tue sday. He Is now In Milwaukee N /
the interest OF the Polish loan.
Count Francis Pulaski, counselor of
the legation. and Countess Pulaskn |
are also at Newport. but expect {"
sAil for Europe later this mont!i |
Others connected with the Polish le- /
CATION who are in Newport for the |
summer are Prince and Princess Al
bert Radziwill, who are at the
Muenchinger King. and Prince Eu-
gene Lubomirsks, nephew OF the min
| lister.
The Chinese minister. Dr. V. X.
i wellington koo. who has but re-
/ Gently returned To Washington after
Ions absence abroad, left town yes
/ .erday with his two children for the
/ Gather estate on the Severn river,
which he has leased for the summer.
| The children, with their governesses
and nurses. will remain through the
Z summer, and the minister will spend
/ his week-ends with them.
DR. DE CEsPEDEs IN NEW YORK.
/ The Minister OF Cuba. DR.. de Cos-
/ pedes. is in New York for brief
visit. but will return to Washington
! before sailing for England with the
mission which will return Sir Maurice
de Bunsen's visit to Cuba. Nine. do
Csspedes will accompany him abroad.
Mrs. Gerry, wife of Senator Peter
Goelet Gerry. is a member OF house
party which Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
\ Pugh are giving At Uchylin -on-t the
Severn.
The counselor OF the Italian en-
bassy and Mmc. Brambilla have closed
their Washington residence and
started for Hamilton, Mass. to spend
! the summer with her mother, Mrs.
George Won Lengerkc Meyer. Mr..
Drambillu started on Thursday and
Is motoring TO New England. Nine.
Drambilla left yesterday by train and
viii spend al few days in New York
en- route 10 Hamilton.
Mrs. Robert Il. Hit reached Hot
Springs, Va, yesterday and is estab-
lshcd at lnglcscote for the season.
Mrs. Theodore A. Baldwin will re
turn to Washington this evening
after visit in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade II. Ellis, who
were at French Lick Springs Ind.
for two weeks following their stay
In Chicago, have returned TO their
Washington home.
INTERESTING ENGAGEMENT.
Richard Temple Emmet, OF New
York and Ashfeld, Mass, has an
nounccd the engagement of his
daughter. Miss Anita II. Emmet. to
Barlow Harwood Hall, son of Henry
Clay Hall, chairman of the Interstate
Commerce Commission. Miss Emmet.
who is granddaughter of the late
william J. Emmett and the late Henry
u. Phelps. represents the fourth gen
GRAFTON On descent from Thomas Ad
dis Emmet. the Irish patriot whs
founded the family in New York.
! Mr.. Hall was born in Paris. He pre-
/ pared for college at St. Marks school,
4 iSouthboro, Mass. and was graduated
from amherst. his fathers college, in
1910. While practicinG law in New
York. he enlisted IN the Colorado Ma
rional Guard for service on the MoX-
ican border. Later he was commits
stoned a second lieutenant. training
at Camp Funston, and went overseas
with the First Division. For a time
he commanded a battery of the Sixth
Field Artillery. He was twice wound
ed After the armistice he resumed
his practice Of law in New York.
Shu Tomli, third secretary of the
Japanese Embassy. entertained at
dinner at the Purple Iris Tea House
last night.
senior Aramburu and Senior Pezct.
attaches of the Peruvian embassy.
have returned to Washington from Il
ten day visit in New York city and
Larchmont.
Miss Elizabeth Howr:: left last
night for Front Royal. Va. to spend
the weekend and take part in the
celebration of independence day. the
guest OF the family Of Col. Rolfe
Millar.
MRS. MORGAN GOING ABROAD.
Mrs. James Dudley Morgan. accom-.
panied by her mother. Mrs. Edwin j..
Abel. of Baltimore, will sail from