The Washington times., 1920-06-07

the New York navy yard and make
a present 10 the ship for the society.
Raymond r. Baker, Director of the
Mint. and MIS-. Baker are receiving
congratulations ~on the birth OF
daughter yesterday at Burlingame,
Cal. Mrs. Baker was formerly Mrs.
Alfred Gwynhe Vanderbilt
Mrs. Charles \. Bromwell viii start
tonight for York Harbor. Me. to hunt
suitable cottage for the summer.
Miss Mildred Bromwell Is spending a
week In Illinois with her brother. M.
scott Bromwell. She viii return to
town on Friday.
Mrs James H. Mann. who accom-
panied her husband. Congressman
Mann. TO Chicago a few days ago.
viii remain In Chicago with him for
| several weeks. and will then 20 TO
the Adirondacks, spending the great
er part OF the summer at Lake
Placid. Mr.. MsRn viii join her there
from time TO time as his political
campaign admits.
Mrs Robert Mccormick will leave
town this evening for York Hsrbp'
Ne, where she expects TO lease q
Miss Mabel Bosrdmsn has invita-
tions out for a dinner at Grasslands
on Saturday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont, who
have been abroad since early spring
expect to return to this country IN
August and 10 open Belcourt, their
estate at Newport for the rest oil
the summer
Col. Robert NJ. Thompson started
yeste rday for Chicago in his private
car to attend the Republican conven-
tion and took a party OF guests with
him.
Mrs. T. @. Donaldson viii be host
ess at small tea on Friday after
noon in compiims to Mrs. chase
Kennedy, who has recently returned
to Washington from Panama.
At a meeting held last Friday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Donaldson
the st. Mbbiel Chapter Of the Ameri-
can Women's Legion was organized
and Mrs. Donaldson was elected presi-
dent. Mrs. Mcclure is vice president
md Mrs. Horace Westcott, treasurer.
One OF the activities OF the new chap
ter will be visiting and preparing
delicacies for the wounded service
men in Walter Reed Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs Aksel Wichfeld have
leased an estate in the Highlands OF
scotland, where they will spend the
summer They have BEEN abroad
since Mr.. Wichfeld severed his con
nection with the Danish diplomatic
service a year or so ago and spent
some time in Paris with NJ. and Nine.
Henri Msrquissn. Mime. Marauisan
was formerly Miss Frances Moore and
is Mrs. Wichfeld's step daughter.
Prof Algcrnon Tsssin.. Of Colum.
bia University. author OF The Craft
Of the Tortoise" will be the principal
speaker on the program at tho BIZ
weekly meeting OF the Arts Club to-
morrow evening.
George Julian Zolnay Is president
of the club, Mrs. Mitchell Carroll
wifo of the vice president, and Dir
Safford will also speak.
Mr. Cclcsia. Of the Italian embassy
stan. and Nine. Celcsia entertained at
luncheon on Saturday in compliment
to the Very Rev. Father Semeria.
formerly chaplain general of the
Italian armies. who spent few days
in Washington.
Mrs. Cromwell Brooks entertained
on Saturday in compliment to Airs.
Miller Graham. OF Santa Barbara.
Cal. when her guests were the min
istcr. of Poland. Prince Lubomirslli;
Gov. Albert c. Ritchic. OF Maryland:
Mr.. and Mrs. T. I. Gaff. Mai Gen.
Williams, Miss Lota Robinson. Col.
and Henry May, Mrs William A.
Burton, Mrs. Roscoe c. Bulmer. Col
onel Lassiter. Col William T. Horton
and Captain Schneider.
Mrs. Graham is in town for a brief
visited after having spent some time
at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Scully enter
lained a party of diplomats at tea
yesterday afternoon al the Purple Iris
Tea House.
Mrs. Clara w. MacNaughton an
nounces the engagement Of her
laughter. Miss Marie MacNaughton.
to Arthur Powell Davis. president
Of the American Society of Engineers.
Miss MacNauGhton. who has been
overseas for some time. sailed from
Antwerp on June >. The wedding will
probably take place in the late sum-
mer.
Mrs. John E. Henderson. with her
son. John l.. Henderson, jr., and her
young Granddaughter Miss Beatrice
Henderson. will leave Washington
about July ! for the family's sum.
mcr home at Bar Harbor, Ne, where
they will remain until autumn.
Or. and Mrs. Duncan Mckim are
closing their Washington home the
middle of the month when they will
go to their summer place at Itch.
held, Conn