The Washington times., 1920-08-24
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
News of the Diplomats ashingtOnians at the Simmer
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isters of the Serbs, croats
- and Slovenes, returned to
Washington late last evening from
Southampton, l. l., where he and
Nine. Grouitch have been spending
several days after making a series
of visits in New England. Nine.
Grouitch Is still at Southampton ana
is expected back In Washington
about september 1. On Sunday even
ing DIR. and Nine. Grouitch were
honor guests at a dinner given by
Samuel l.. Parrish, who aterwsrd
took his party 10 the Southampton
Museum for music. Mr.. and Mrs
Walter II. Tuckermsn. OF Washing
ton. were among those asked to meet
DR.. and Nine. Groditch.
One OF the most important events
OF the season In Newport VIII take
place on Saturday when the Italian
Ambassador and Baroness Romano
will give a dance at the Morrell Cot
tage. where they are spending the
summer.
Baron and Baroness Romano were
the ranking guests at the dinner
given last night by Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte-
Mrs. Richard Van wyck Negley'
with her three little sons. arrived In
Washington yesterday from cape
May, N. j., for visit to her parents
the Postmaster General and Mrs. Bur
Lesson, before returning to her home
In Texas. Mrs. Negley and her chill
dren have been spending the summer
at Cape May.
Mrs. Josephus Daniels. wife OF the
Secretary OF the Navy. Is expected
back in Washington on Thursday
from Raleigh, N. c.. where she has
been for the last fortnight.
The Secretary of Labor, william Is.
Wilson, who returned to Warrington
Saturday from his home In Blossourg'
Pa, will leave again the latter part
of this week. Mrs. Wilson and her
daughters will return to Washington
after Labor Day.
Thu Minister Of Switzerland, DR..
Mark Peter who is spending the sum
mer at his home in switzerland Is
expected back at the legation ABOUT
October / and on his return VIII De
ACCOMPANIED by Nine. Peter and their
cons Mime. Peter was here for rev
weeks early last spring but the boys
have not yet visited the United states
PRINCE CAROL IN NEW YORK. .
The dinner given last evening by
James W. Gerard, formerly american
ambassador to Germany, for II. II. H.
Prince Carol, Crown prince OF fu-
mania, was perhaps the most I'M
portant event OF the young fnnces
visit to New York. The dinner took
Mace at the Ritz.Carlton Hotel AMI
was attended by about forty guests
Among them were, N. II. Lahovary,
charge darfaires of Rumania. who
went from New England. where he
has been visiting, to New YORK 10
pay his respects to Prince Caroi'
Abram Elkus, formerly American am
bassador to Turkey; Henry w. Taft.
Bernard NJ. Baruch, George Creel and
Can't. Basil Stoica, who was at one
time attached to the Rumanian lesa-
tiop here. Following the dinner the
party attended the theater. Ihe
Prince visited the Metropolitan Mu-
scum of Art yesterday morning.
The news that Prince Carol has
cancelled his proposed visit to South
ampton, L. l., gives color to the rumor
that he Is coming to Washington but
no confirmation of the story can be
obtained in official quarters. Ar
rangements had been male for His
Royal Highness to be with Mr.. and
Mrs. Goodhue Livingston at South
ampton and he was to have been ac-
companied by T. Tileston Wells Ru-
manian consul in New York who has
relatives there.
Miss Alice Z. Burbage daughter OF
the late Colonel William ID. Burbage
and Hugo w. Hasselbach will be mar
ried this afternoon in the home OF the
brides mother. The ceremony will be
performed at 3 o'clock by the Rev.
Howard Talbot of the Church Of the
Covenant in the presence OF only the
members of the two families. Miss
Burbage is pianist and has been