The Washington times., 1920-05-14

Manuela iLloveras, at White SULPHUR
Springs this evening. The ambassa.
dor will return Monday and Nine
LeBreton, Miss Lloveras and Miss
Bartolucci-Dundas. who accompanied
! them. will return to Washington the
middle OF next week.
Mrs. Daniels. wife OF ire Oscre ta.ry
OF the Navy, who will sail on wodnos-
day for Europe as a delegate to the
international Council of Women al
Geneva. expects to leave Washington
on Monday. Secretary Daniels Will
go to New York to see her off.
The Secretary OF Agriculture and
Mrs. Meredith have Cancelled all their
social engagements for the next week
on account of the illness of the Secre-
tary. who returned to his apa rtment
at 11S5 Massachusetts avenue yester-
day from a local hospital after a
slight operation.
Nine. Grouitch. wife of the minister
OF the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, is
assisting'Mrs. Albert Sidney Burleson.
president of the Washington Center
OF the Drama League, and Mrs. Henry
T. Dimock, president OF the National
Victory Memorial Association, in dis
posing of tickets for the performance
OF Prof Algernon Tassin's play, THE
Craft of the Tortoise" which is to be
given at the Belasco Theater on the
afternoon of May 25 by the Drama
League Players.
The marriage OF Miss Maud Kahn,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Otto II.
Kahn, of New York, and Maj. John
Charles Oakes Marriott. formerly a
member OF the staff of the military
attache Of the British embassy at
Washington, will take place on June
10 at the Long Island home OF
Mr.. and Mes Kahn. Many members
: Of the British embassy staff viii &c
to New York for the wedding.
Major Marriott is now in England
having been gazetted to Guards
regiment He will be granted three
weeks leave of absnce to come to the
United States and claim his bride and
| will take her at once to England
The engagement of Miss Kahn and
Major Marriott was announced in the
| spring from Florida.
Air Commodore Lionel r. o. Charl-
ton, of the British embassy, who has
been in California for several weeks,
will return to Washington tomorrow
The Counselor OF the Italian EN-
bassy and Madam Brambilla have as
their guest her cousin. Miss Sibyl
Appelton, of Boston. Miss Appetite on
will bring her visit to Washington to
close on Sunday.
Senator James d. Phelan has in
| vitations out for a dinner on May 10
Captain Geofrey, Blake, naval at
tache of the British embassy, will go
TO the League Island Navy Yard this
week to be thefguest of Rear Admiral
Long aboard rhis, flagship. Captain
| Blake has just returned from the Pa
cific Coast, after having accompanied
| the Prince OF Wales through the
| Panama Canal
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Joerissen will
close their Washington residence and
will sail for Europe on the S. S. Adri-
attic on May 20. They expect to spend
the summer in Paris. Mrs. Joerissen
left Washington this morning for
| Ohio to visit her mother. Mrs.
Laughlin, until she sails.
Mrs. william B. Orme will enter
tain informally at tea this afternoon
at her residence in r street in COM
plment to her guest, Miss Lydia
| Gardner, daughter of Mrs. and Mrs.
Lawrence II. Gardner, of Buffalo,
whose engagement to James B. l..
Orme, son OF the hostess, was re-
Gently, announced. MIR. Orme is now
making a tour of the Orient. The
wedding will take place upon his re-
turn in the autumn.
Mrs. ormes daughter Mrs. Raw
| Inns Hume, will preside at the tea
table this afternoon.
Colonel and Mrs. Dennis r. Nolan
will entertain party of guests at
the ,dinner-dance to be given tonight
at the officers Club, Washington Bar
racks. This Will probably be the last
of the delightful series of informal
dinner dances which have been given