The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-24

embassy In chile aud Mrs. warren
Delano Robbins. Mrs. Paine, Mrs.
Grafton Minot. Miss stuart and her
nance, Hallett Johnston, whose e.
gAgement was recently announced /.
Col. Francis Riggs ard Gary Greene.
The Counselor and Nine. Grambilia
entertained a company on Monday IN
honor OF Mrs. Huner. when their
guests were Mrs. Hartman. MRS. Will
liam III. Burton. Miss Mildred Brom-
well, Duke Caffarelli and Prince Rus
poll, attaches OF the Italian embassy;
Mr.. Hadow. OF the British embassy
stad, and Cleveland Perkins.
Col and Mrs. George Patton will
be hosts at dinner this evening at
their residence in Twenty-tlird
street
| entertain at dinner this evening for
] Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Norris. Mr..
, Norris IL retiring as commissioner OF
the Federal Farm Loan Board.
Mrs Frank B. Kellogg has gone to
New York TO remain several days.
and. consequently, will not receive
tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Anne Gordon. daughter OF Mrs.
George Barnett, will go TO California
within q few weeks 10 stay with her
uncle and aunt, Comdr. and Mrs.
Henry Muslin. at Coronda Besch. She
expects to make the trip West with
her cousin. Mrs T. Freeman Rasin. OF
Baltimore, and Mrs. Rasin will stay
with her son-in-lAw and daughter,
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Winfield
Spencer.
Mrs. Barnett will return to Wash
ington today from Wakefield Manor.
her country place in Virginia. where
she has been for a few days.
Mrs. william Burr Harrison will re-
turn to Washington this evening
after a visit TO her brother-in- law and
sister. Col. and Mrs. Joseph Earle. in
Charleston, s. c.
Mrs. Samuel Henry Dickson. wife
OF Captain Dickson, Medical Corps.
l.. s. N, is visiting Mrs. william n.
Ellis at her home in Massachusetts
avenue. Captain and Mrs. Dickson.
who are at present living at Nan
tucket, Mass. expect to make their
future home in Washington when they
can find a suitable house.
Prince and Princess Rsdziwili. Of
the Polish legation. have gone to
Florida to remain until April.
Senator lie Baron Il. Colt has gone
to Providence for few days to be
with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beeckman winthrop
are at the Shoreham for a few days
Mrs. Lewis Nixon returned Ia.e last
evening to New York after brief
visit with Capt. and Mrs. c. c. CAL
houn. Mrs. Calhoun entertained 9ev-
enteen Of Mrs. NiXon-s old friends at
a luncheon in her honor yesterday.
Entertainments had been planned foi
Mrs. Nixon for n fortnight ahead but
had to be abandoned because of the
briefness OF her visit here.
Mrs. Calhoun will leave Washing
ton Friday for Charleston. :. g.
where she Will entertain a hous"
party at her home there. She will be
accompanied by Mrs. Emerson Hove.
Of New York. and Mrs. c. w. Wet
more. Her daughter. Miss Marguerite
Simons, will 20 to New York Friday
TO pay a series OF visits.
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President Wilson. has returned to
New York after visit in Washing
ton. While here he Trad luncheon
with the President Monday.
Air Commodore l.. l.. o. Charlton
air attache OF the British legation
will leave Washington this week
for California, where he will join
the Prince of Wales and his party
lfter they have passed through the
'anama Canal en- route TO Australia
Mrs. Andre W. Brewster has gone
20 New York to remain until the end
OF the week.
Mrs. Frederick Keep and her sis
ter, Miss Mabel Boardman. who Will
return Saturday from a visit in New
York, will be accompanied by their
sister. Mrs. Murray Crane. who will
bc the guest of her mother. Mrs. ".
= Boardman.
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood has
as her guest her cousin, Mrs. Henry
Russell Talbot who came to Wash
ington for the installation Of the
Rev. Mr.. Talbot ~ canon OF the
cathedral. which will take place on
Thursday. The Rev. Mr.. Talbot is
visiting the bishop of Washington,
he Right Rev. Alfred Harding. The
Rev. Mr.. Talbot has returned here
after a years service with the
French army and two years service
~ chaplain (senior) Of the First di-
vision and then Iof the Eighth army
corps.
Princess Cantacuzene is expected to
return to Washington on Friday to
'omplete plans for ball to be given
IN aid OF the Russian relief fund, and
which is expected to take place late
in April. 1t is to be held in tn
former imperial Russian embassy on
sixteenth street. from wh'ch The FUR
nishiugs have been removed. 1t VIII
be one OF the most brilliant charity
balls of this year. ., Mrs. George 7.
Marye. wife of the former United
states ambassador to Russia, is chair.
man OF the committee.
Tho foreign section Of the zone
finance department OF the War De-
partmont will give farewell dance
20 the temporary employees al Terrace
Inn, on Friday night.