Evening star., 1921-06-03

place on the edge. OF Rock Creek Park,
which they have leased for the summer.
The ambassador Of Belgium. Baron
de Cartier, left Washington this
morning for New York and Peeks-
kill, where he will review the 23d
Guard, and will be a guest over the
week end. He will return to Wash
ington the middle of next week.
The ambassador of Great Britain
and Lady Geddes will be hosts at
dinner this evening in celebration of
tho birthday of King George of Eng
land.
Admiral and Mrs. Coont.
to Give Reception for the Denbys.
| Rear Admiral r. E. Coontz, chief of
give a reception at Wardman Park
Hotel this evening in honor OF the
fSecretary Of the Navy and Mrs. Edwin
lDenby.
Mrs. c. Frank Reavis. wife of Rep
resentative Reavis. entertained at a
luncheon today at her residence on
| Macomb street, in compliment to MRS.
Elizabeth Leary of Seattle. a director
in the D. A. r. and a regent of Mount
Vernon. who is making a lengthy
stay at the Hotel Washington. The
table was decorated with center
piece Of pink Dorothy Perkins roses.
Mr.. Hubert Guerin. attache Of the
French embassy. will leave Washing
ton this evening and sail tomorrow
from New York for France. where
he will spend part of the summer.
| Signora Falorsi. wife Of the secre-
ltary Of Italian embassy. temporarily
attached. has gone to Coburg, Ont.
for a visit.
| Sir Arthur Willert. who recently visit
ed in Washington. was the guest of honor
at luncheon yesterday Of the English
Speaking Union in New York city.
Among the other guests were former
Attorney General Of the United States
George W. Wickersham. who pre-
sided the British consul general in New
York. Capt. Gloster Armstrong; the di-
rector Of the British library Of informa-
ton, Mr. Robert Wilberforce, and Mr..
spondent Of the London Times, OF which
Sir Arthur Willert was Washington cor
respondent a few years ago.
Mrs. Charles X. Koones is entertaining
at tea this afternoon for her daughter.
Miss Elizabeth koones. in honor OF Miss
Catherine Koones, whose marriage to
Mr. Paul Oliver Drury will take place
June II. and Miss Adelaide de Prendre
Lee, who will be married tomorrow to
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The consul general to London and Mrs.
4 Robert Skinner were the guests OF honor
! at a dinner last evening with Mr.: and
Mrs. Frederic William Vile as hosts.
| Mr. Vile left after dinner for New York,
where he will spend the week end.
tCornmercial Attache
Returns From Brasil.
Mr. Sebastiao Sampaio. the Brazilian
commercial attache for the United
States. Canada, Mexico and Cuba, has
| his duties at the Brazilian embassy in
Washington. Mr.. Sampaio left the
United States last December on the
IU. s. S. Florida, accompanying Secre-
the Brazilian embassy on that official
mission to South America. Mr. Sam
paio did not return with Mr.. Colby.
but remained in his country by order
of his government to make addresses
and to give lectures on trade rela-
tions between Brazil and the United
States.
Mrs. Sampaio, formerly Sylvia Guam
abara. the daughter of the great
Brazilian journalist. Senator Alcindo
tGuanabara, and their two little girls
are already installed at the Connecti-
| cut apartment.
Mr.. Sampaio. newspaper man in
his country and a former Brazilian
l COuSul lHC IHlOulS "CSts has OCCh
the first vice president of the
Brazilian Society Of Men of Letters.
! and is the correspondent in the United
States for the Jornal Do Commerce..
Mr.. Sampaio left last night for New
York. where he will address today the
Brazilian American. Chamber of Com
merce, and June a joint meeting Of
all the coffee organizations of this
country.
| Mrs. John Hervey Young left WASH
| ington today for Princeton and New
York. where she will spend the week
end, going on from the latter city to
Northampton. Mass. where she will
commencement exercises at Smiths
College, where Miss Elizabeth Hamlin
Young will graduate next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young and their
daughter will return to Washington
before sailing in July for Europe.
Mrs. Crounse Hostess
at Tea ON Lawn Of Home.
Mrs. W. L. Crounse was hostess at
tea given in the garden Of Owls
road. yesterday afternoon. The formal
garden, gay with flowers, formed an
attractive setting and Mrs. Crounse
received on the lawn wearing q
cray wolfe fashioned on simple. mod:
ish lines. with q broad -brimmed hat Of
aame-color silk. The tea table.
abloom with pink roses, snapdragons
and gladtol, was arranged across one
end Of the lawn and was partly en-
circled with towering bushes. the
guests gathering about the smaller
tea tables which dotted the lawn.
Mrs. q. r.. walmsley, and Miss
Gracia Walmsley will leave today for
Lake Placid Club. New York, to be
gone for the summer season.
Mr.. c. J. Tilden. director Of the
Highways Transportation Education
Commission, entertained guests ut
dinner last evening at tho Shoreham
Hotel.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Davies, who
are In New York, will return to
Washington Sunday. They were hosts
At an informal dinner party Wednes-
day evening at the Chevy Chase
Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Doheay enter
ta.ned Informally at luncheon at the
! Shorsham Hotel yesterday. when
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