The Washington times., 1920-06-19
TSAE Secretary OF War and Mrs
aaLar VIII sfnert.in Inforu. a,

In compliment TO a number OF high
ranking army onicers who are on .
board now meeting in Washington.
Secretary and Mrs. Baker took pos
! session on Thursday Of Beauvoir
Canon and Mrs. J, Townsend Russell .
place In Cleveland Park.
The Ambassador OF Russia has left
for San Francisco to attend the demo
cratic national convention. Nine.
BAkhmeten left yesterday for To-
ronto Canada. where the ambassAdor
will join her whenever hs duties per-
NIT. following his return from the
West.
The Chief Justice OF the Supreme
Court and Mrs. Edward Douglas
New York en- route TO their summer
home. In Connecticut.
The Minister OF the Serbs, Crosts
and Slovenes and Nine. Grouitch will
return to the legation on Tuesday.
the minister coming direct from
Cleveland. where he and Nine.
Grouitch have been visiting Mr., and
Mrs. John L. Severance. Nine.
Grouitch went yesterday from Cleve-
land 10 New York TO remain over the
weekend. On their way TO Cleveland
the Minister and Nine. Grouitch spent
a week in Buffalo with Mr.. and Mrs.
George b. Matthews.
Maj. Gen. James W. McAndrew,
Commandsnt OF the General Stsn
College. and Mrs. McAndrew enter
tanned a party at the dinner dance
at Washington Barracks last evening
with the Secretary OF War and AIRS.
! al Of
eral hundred guests were seated at
small tables in the ballroom OF the
Officers club and danced between
the courses. Also among the
dinner hogts were Major and Mrs.
Malip Craig and Colonel and Mrs
Larned. the latter entertaining in
compliment 10 their guest. Miss
I Borroughs OF Chicago. who is visit
ing them before sailing for Europa.
| The last OF the series OF dinner
dances which the officers at the bar
racks have been giving fortnightly
will be held on Friday evening, June
26. and on that occasion Cen. John
J. Pershing. the me mbers Of his stan
and the officers OF the A. f f.. now
in Washington will be the honor
guests.
The Counselor of the Italian En-
bassy and Nine. Brambilla expect to
leave Washington the latter part Of
this month and will visit her mother,
Mrs. George Won Lengerke Never. at
Hamilton, Mass.
Mrs Meyer has been at her estate
at Hamilton for several weeks and
has Miss Camilla Lippincott with her
for the summer.
The Counselor OF the Bulgarian
| Y l,x6f hn
are visiting in Philadelphia will
return Tuesday.
WILL SAIL FOR EUROPE.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Ffoulke will sail
shortly for Europe and will visit her
sonin-law and daughter. Capt and
Nine Marcel Levie, in France Mrs.
Ffoulke's Washington residence has
been closed for year, and she re-
Gently spent several months in Sa-
vannah, Ga.
Miss Lillian Martin will entertain
a party of guests at the tea dance At
the Cafe 81. Marks this afternoon.
This will be the last tea dance of the
season, as the cafe will be closed dur
ing July and august while extensive
improvements are being made.
Lieut.. COmOF. ana MIS-. ID
Freyer will be at home tomorrow
afternoon from to I o'clock. The
afternoon will be in Tie nature of a
farewell to their friends before
Commander and Mrs. Freyer sail for
Peru.
Mr. and Mrs Chard'er Anderson,
who have been in washin gton for
some weeks. have gone TO York Har-
for to open their summer home.
Mrs. Charles Roughton Wood and
Miss Morgan. who makes her home
with her, have left Chicago and eon'
West. They are now in the Yellow
stone Park. In August they will re-
turn East and sail for Europe to re-
main until the late autumn.
wallace, Bryant is at his studio In
" street for a short time, having come
70 Washington from savannah, where
he has been for the last five months
He has been painting a number OF
portraits of prominent residents OF
Savannah. Mr.. Bryant VIII &c
shortly to Lake George to execute
several commissions.
Mrs. George w. Vanderbilt and
Miss Cornelia Vanderbilt will enter
tain a house party at Biltmore House
their place at Asheville, n. c., over
the Fourth of July.
Mr. and Mrs. Edouard Albion en-
tertained a company OF literary ano
musical people at their studio las,
evening, when a delightful informal
musical program was given.
| Mrs. Stuart Mosby Coleman and he'
| daughter. Miss Pauline Mosby Cole
man. have gone to Warrenton, Va
| for the unveiling OF monument 10
| Mrs. Coleman's father, the late Col
John singleton Mosby. leader or the
famous "Mosby Rangers" during the
civil war. Miss Coleman is one or the
eleven young ladies invited to unveil
| the monument. which was erected
with funds contributed by the people
of the entire South.
QUIET HOME WEDDING.
Miss Marie MacNaughton. daughter
n. ~, IN 70. n