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The Washington herald., 1921-06-03
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Janney-Eyre
WeddingDate
Members of NeU York
Younger Set to Marry
On June is.

NEW YORK, June 2.-Miss Emily
Janney, daughter of Mrs. Marion
Montue, of New York. will be mar
ried to Francis Beverley Eyre, jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Bev-
erley Eyre. OF this city and Hemp
stead, L. l., June Is. in the Church
of the Incarnation. Mr.. Eyre and
his bride will spend their honey
moon at Hot Springs. They will
make their home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tenbroeck Terhune
have closed their apartment at 40
Park avenue and have gone to
Southampton for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Goadby
Loew and Misses Florence and Eve
lyn Loew will leave Europe for this
country on June 20. On their ar
rival they will go to Newport for
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Rhinelander,
I'd. have opened their cottage at
Newport for the summer.
The London Times announces the
engagement of the Duke of Marl-
borough to Gladys Deacon. daughter
Of the late Edward Parker Deacon.
of Boston, Mass. Miss Deacon Is
sister of Princess Radziwill. Tha
Duke of Marlborough was divorced
by the duchess in November last
The duchess Is a daughter Of the
late William X. Vanderbilt and the
present Mrs. o. II. p. Belmont, of
New York.
The wedding of Miss Hilah Reed
Ter. of New York. to Donald Shields
Andrews, of Cleveland. will take
place at the wardman Park Inn,
Washington, on June I.
The Belgian Consul General. of
New York. and Mrs. Pierre Mali
have sent out invitations for the
marriage Of their daughter, Miss
Gertrude Mali to Douglas NJ. Moffat
, for the afternoon of June 10, at
their home. Fifth avenue. The
day after the wedding Mr.. MofYat
and his bride will sail for Europe
to visit Miss Malls relatives in
Belgium.
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returned to the White house yes
terday afternoon at o'clock from
Annapolis. making the trip back
bv motor.
The secretary of state, Charles
Evans Hughes. was honored by a
luncheon given yesterday by Max
imo H. Zepeda, minister of foreign
Affairs of Nicaragua, at the Metro
politan club.
The guests were Secretary
Hughes; J. J. Jussersnd, ambassa-
dor of France: Beltran Mathieu.
ambassador of Chile; Harry NJ
Daugherty, attorney general; Sem
ator Lawrence C. Phipps, Senator
Duncan u. Fletcher, Representa-
tive Stephen G. Porter, chairman.
committee on foreign affairs;
Henry P. Fletcher. undersecretary
of state: Santos A. Dominica. min
lister of Venezuela; Rafael II.
Elizalde. minister of Ecuador; Car
los Adolfo Urueta- minister of Co
lombia: Jacobo Varela, minister OF
Uruguay; Octavio Beeche. minister
of Costa Rico; Julio Bianchi. min
lister of Guatemala: Emilio c. Jou-
bert, minister of the Dominican re-
public; Alexandra Cesar, minister
of Nicaragua; Albert Blanchet
minister of Haiti; Naruso Caray.
minister of foreign affairs of Pan
anna; Wilbur ]. Carr, director con-
sular service: DR.. L. S. Rowe, di-
rector general of the Pan-American
Union; Sumner Welles, Stewart
Johnson, DR.. GuilIermo Sherwell,
DIR. Constantine Z. Mcclure, Felipe
A. Espil, charge d'affaires of Ar
gentina; r. Camilo Diaz. charge
d'affaires of Honduras: ]. Z. Le-
fevre. charge d'afaires of Panama;
Senior Manuel Zavala, Senior Adolfo
Cardenas, DR.. Francisco ]. Yanes,
assistant director of the Pan
American Union: DR.. James Brown
Scott. Chandler Anderson, George
T. Weitzel and Walter S. Penfield.
The company also included A. c.
Lawder. DR.. jeremiah w. Jenks. A
F. Lindberg, Otto Schoenrich. all
of New York; and Charles r. Mil
Ter and ]. H. whiteman, Of PhiIa-
delphia-
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attended also by DR.. H. L. Smith.
DR.. r. II. Miller. DR.. F. II. Clerf, DR..
II. w. Wellington, DR.. ]. M. Scott,
DR.. J. II. Chambers and Lieut. Com
mander Henry T. Settle, all Of the
United States navy. The ushers
were Frederick Berenes. brother of
the bride: DR.. william E. Dett-
weller, of Kansas City, brother-in-
law of the bride: Charles Brown,
Frederick Thuee, Robert l. Downs
and Albert Morgan.
After the ceremony and reception
thes wedding supper was served in
the palm gardens and the guests
danced on the uncovered roof. DR..
Harper and his bride left later in
the evening for their wedding trip to
Boston, the bride wearing a sport
suit of navy blue ''evora superior
In fortnight they will be at home
at Pelham court in this city.
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MRS. BALDWIN TO JOIN
HER HUSBAND IN WEST,

Theodore Baldwin, jr., is visiting
his mother for a few days. Mrs.
Baldwin will occupy her home in
X street for a short time before
joining Col. Baldwin at his post in
the West. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
oxnard, who leased the Baldwin
house. gave it up yesterday, Ieav-
ing for their country place in Vir-
ginia-
William Wilson. of Birming-
ham, Ala, who is visiting Ralph J
Totten. consul general-at- large in
Europe, who is in Washington oil
leave, will return to his home to-
morrow.
Mrs. Edouard Albion will leave
about June Is for Port Stanley.
Ontario, Canada, where she will
spend the summer. Mr.. Albion will
join her there later in the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hayes are
at the Ambassador hotel. Atlantic
City.
Thomas Hardy Taliaferro was
among those who went down to
Charlottesville, Va, to attend the
commencement ceremonies of the
University of Virginia yesterday.
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,NATEAPPROVES
FUND OF sl,s94,OOO
FOR D. c. SCHOOLS
Provides Sum to Purchase
New Library Site in
Southeast.

With the addition OF 5000 to
the $500 allowed for the purchase
of more ground at the Adams school,
and the insertion of an amendment
providing $4,000 for branch IL
brary site in the southeast section
of the city, the senate yesterday
approved the emergency school ap-
preparation in the second deficiency
bill.
The schools are to receive under
this provision. exclusive of the IL
brary fund. s1.544.ooo. and s45o,oou
is authorized for further expendi-
ture in line with the $4,000. 900
building program.
1t is understood that this will
settle the school problem. the emer-
gency fund to be available as soon
as the bill is passed. Besides the
building of numerous additions to
schools throughout the city, a num-
Der of sites are to be purchased.
Sum Below Estimate.
School officials, through Superin-
tendent Ballou. recently submitted
a program to members of congress
calling for s5.oOO.Ooo expenditures
to relieve the crowded conditions
and provide for the immediate fu-
ture. Estimates were also submit
ted for s2,o0o,ooo as urgently need
ed for the beginning of this pro-
gram. and the senate committee held
hearings to determine whether con-
sress could AFFORD to allow the full
amount Senator Capper is chair
man of the education subcommit-
tee of the senate District commit
tee which had charge of the school
investigation.
Ihls committee completed it's
work and is waiting for a report
from the bureau of education on
survey to determine whether the
building program is strictly urgent.
Ihls report is promised tomorrow,
put Senator Capper says it is not
hkely to change the matter as il
stands now with the amendment
voted through in the deficiency bill.
He said conferences would be held
with Senator Ball, chairman of the
District committee, and Senator
PhlppS. chairman of the appropria-
tions subcommittee on District af-
fairs, following receipt of the re-
port which former Commissioned
CIaxton' of the bureau of education,
is to make.
Meets Immediate Needs.
Senator Capper said the amendment
TO the deficiency bill seems to take
care of the school situation about
as well as the special $4,000. 900
emergency fund his committee ex-
pected to ask could have done.
senator Curtis. of Kansas. for
merry In charge Of the District sub
committee on appropriations, is the
author of the amendment which
called for s1.539.00O until the S.
oOo was added by him yesterday
Tor the Adams site He also in
troouced the amendment providing
$4,000 for the library site. This
sum was included in the emergency
program submitted to the Distric,
committee by Superintendent Raj
lou. The site is to be purchased
WIN the understanding that $50. 900
Is to be donated by the Carnepis
corporation. of New York for tbo
erection of a library branch of
"hIch seven are planned for wash
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Burton Sweet, Mrs. John Temple
Graves. Mrs. Bartlett and Miss
Bartlett, Mrs. Lydia HELEN and
Mrs Sidney Andrews.
Men from Walter Reed hospital
occupied box purchased by Mrs.
Edward Beale Mclean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Huidekoper
have leased the place belonging TO
Mrs. w. w. Finley. near Warren
ton. Va for the summer.
Mrs. Huidekoper. who is at pres
ent the guest of Mrs. King stone
in Warrenton, will take possession
shortly OF her summer home. Mr..
Huidekoper will spend week e nds
with his family.
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MISS HENRIETTA BERENs
WEEDS DIR. JOHN HARPER.

The marriage of Miss Henrietta
Elizabeth Berens, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry ]. Berens. to DR..
John Harper. L. S NJ, took place
at 1880 o'clock last evening in the
roof ball room of the Hotel WASH
ington. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Father Riordon in
the presence of q large company
OF relatives and friends, both Of
Washington and from out of town.
The decorations were especially
beautiful. of green foliage, white
blossoms and touches of pink in
the bower before which the bridal
party stood. and all about the ball
room. A stringed orchestra played
the wedding music and for dancing
at the reception which followed.
The bride wore a lovely creation
OF white satin. tulle and duchess
lace. Her only ornament was a
bracelet of diamonds set in plat
mum, gift of the groom. Her tulle
veil, which envelopede her and
formed a long filmy train. was held
with lace and orange blossoms and
she carried a shower of orchids and
lilies of the valley.
The matron of honor. Mrs Will
liam E. Dettweiler, of Kansas City,
sister of the bride, wore a charm
ing costume of orchid -colored
georgette embroidered in gold and
finished with gold lace, and carried
a shower of deep pink roses. The
bridesmaids, Miss Elizabeth Man
ming, Miss Claire Lohse and Miss
Marie Reagan, wore gowns of rust
color. blue and orchid georgette, re-
spectively, all made alike and en-
broidered in silver and carried
showers of sweetpeas to match
their gowns. They all wore
wreaths of silver leaves in their
hair.
The four ribbon bearers. little
Misses Bertha Berens, cousin of
the bride, Helen Berberich, Muriel
Thompson and Dolly Gardner, who
held the broad white satin ribbons
to mark an aisle through which
the bridal procession passed to the
improvised altar. wore pink or
CANDY petal frocks. The little
flower girl, Helen Elizabeth Dett-
weller, niece of the bride, wore a
dainty costume of white point
d'esprit over pink silk and scattered
rose petals from her pink basket.
Master William Dettweiler, 3-year-
old nephew of the bride, carried
the ring, wearing a sailor suit of
white, with jaunty navy cap Of
white and blue.
The bridegroom, who entered the
ball room with his best man, DIR.
Forrest M. Harrison, U. S. N, was
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Educators Dinner Guests.

AN informal dinner was given last
evening at the ShOreham in honor
OF j. j. Tigert. the new commits
sloner of education. and Philander
Claxton' the retiring commissioner
otners present were Dean Bishop, on
the University of Pittsburgh; II. 8
Flrestone' Of Akron. Ohio: W. G
Jonn' OF the bureau of education
e. J. Tilden, director Of the educa.
tlonal committee: Col. Mason 2
Fatrlck' Of the eniineer CORPS, and
Ihomas H. Mcdonald. of the bur,su
of public roads.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Today.

The British Ambassador and
Lady Geddes, a dinner.
Admiral and Mrs. r. Z. Coontz,
a reception.
Constance and Charles Seager.
a recital.
Miss Elizabeth Rooms, a tea
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mcbride.
a dinner.
Mr.: and Mrs. Edward B. Nc
Lean. a dinner.
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McLEANs TO ENTERTAIN
IN HONOR OF MISS MELLON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beale Nc
Lean will entertain at a large din
ner party of young people this even
ing at their summer home. Friend
ship, in nonor of Miss Ailsa Mel
lon. daughter of the secretary of
the interior.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mclean have closed
their l street house and will be
at Friendship during the summer
season
Mrs. w. Thompson Burch will go
to her summer cottage near Deer
Park next Saturday.
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FORAkERS GIVE UP
CONNECTICUT SUITE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Foraker
have given up their apartment at
the Connecticut. and during the
summer months will be at 32ss
Idaho avenue, near Woodley Park.
The marriage of Miss Helen Rob-
erts Welsh, daughter of Mrs. Rob-
ert II. Welsh and the late Col.
Welsh, U. S. A, and Lieut. Virgil
Farrar Shaw. U. S. A.. will take
place tomorrow afternoon in St.
Margaret's church.
The ceremony will be performed
at o'clock by the Rev. DIR. Herbert
Scott Smith in the presence of a few
close friends of the bride. Owing
to the recent illness of the BRIDE
groom, the arrangements for the
wedding were changed, and the
ceremony will be very quiet. Lieut..
Shaw is with the Seventh cavalry,
stationed at Fort Bliss.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-03
INSURANCE COVERS
AIR CRASH VICTIMS

Five OF the seven persons killed
in the crash OF the Curtiss Eagle
plane near Morgantown, Nd, last
Saturday carried war risk insurance
Of $4,000 each. Sergt Richard C.
.Blumenkranz was the only aviation
man who carried no insurance
Former Representative Maurice
Connolly, of Iowa, who was a
major in the air service. had kept
up his war risk insurance. The
other civilian A G. Batchelder, OF
Attica, n. Y. was ineligible to Sc
cure the war risk insurance.
The insurance IL payable in in
staliments of $3.50 a month for 20
years, except in the cases Of Lieut..
Col. Archie Miller and Lieut. Stan
ley NJ. Ames, each of whom had
converted their insurance. which
action gives the benefciaries the
right to elect to receive the pro-
ceeds of the $4,000 policies in lump
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d. c. Boy Teaches in Boston.

William Leon Smyser, 1919 Fair
mont street. q sophmore of Harvard
university. who graduated from
Central high two years ago. is now
working at the Elizabeth Peabody
Social House, Boston. Mass. in con-
nection with religious and social
service work.
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and are at Wardman Park inn
They have just returned from
Sweden.
Sebastiao Sampaio. the Brazilian
commercial attache for the United
States. Canada. Mexico. and Cuba,
is just back from Brazil to resume
his duties at the Brazilian embassy
in Washington. Mr.. Sampaio left
this country last December on the
U. S. battleship Florida. accom-
panying the then secretary of state.
Bainbridge Colby, and representing
the Brazilian embassy on that ON
cial mission. to South America Mr.
Sampaio did not return with Mr..
Colby. but remained in his country
by order of his government, to
make addresses and give lectures
on trade relations between Brazil
an the United States.
With Mr.. Ssmpaio came his wife,
Mrs. Sampaio, formerly Sylvia
Guanabara, the daughter of the
great Brazilian journalist. Senator
Alcindo Guarabara, and their two
little girls. They are already in
stalled at the Connecticut apart
ment.
Mr.. Sampaio. a newspaper man in
Brazil and former Brazilian con-
sui for our middle west, has been
the first vice president OF the Bra
lillian Society of Men of Letters.
and is the correspondent in the
United States for the largest paper
in Brazil, the Jornal do Commerce..
Mr.. Sampaio left last night for
New York, where this evening he
addresses the Brazilian American
chamber of commerce, and on June
6 a joint meeting of all the coffee
organizations of the country.
wILES HOLD PARTY
FOR CONSUL AT LONDON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic william
Vile entertained a few intimate
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DIRECTOR OF HIGHWAYS
ENTERTAINS AT sHOREHAM,

c. ]. Tilden, director of the High
ways Transportation Education
Commission, entertained ten guests
at dinner last evening at the Shore
ham.
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UNIVERSITY WOMEN TO FETE
MEMBERS OF CABINET.

The National club of the Amer
lean Association of University wom-
en- will give a reception under the
auspices of the Michigan slumnae
IN honor OF the Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. DENLY and Attor-
ney General Harry Daugherty, on
Tuesday evening, June Z, at $50
o'clock at the National clubhouse.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-03
SOCIETY THRoNGs SHOW
FOR SOLDIER BENEFIT

society in large numbers attend
ed the minstrel show given at the
Beiasco theater last evening for the
oeneht OF the National Disabled
Soldiers league.
In the boxes were Senator AMI
MIS-. seiden Spencer, Senator and
mrs. d. U. Fletcher. Senator ana
MIS-. Arthur Capper. Senator and
Mrs. Harry s. New, Senator ana Mrs.
Henry w Keyes. Representative
FRED A. Britten. Representative
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CAPITAL FAMILY DUE
TO RETURN FROM EUROPE

Mr.. and Mrs. I. T. Mann. tbeir
daughter. Miss Alice Mann. and Miss
Bessie Hickey will come to This
country from Europe within tho next
two weeks and will spend tau,
days in Washington before onen-
ing their summer home on the north
shore.
MRS. W. L. Crounse was hostess
at TEA Yesterday afternoon at her
nome on Grant road. Tea was served
on tne lawn. Richard Gray Park
anu mrs. manson. wife of Col. Han
son. presided at the punch bowl.
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At the Hotel Astor. New York.
are Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Atchison.
Mrs. ]. c. johnson and Miss John
son, wife and daughter of Col John
son. Of Fort Monroe; Capt. and Mrs.
James L. Hayden. of Hampton. Va.
and Mrs. William J. Flynn and Mr.
and Mrs. James X Polk.
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Mrs. Robert NJ. La Toilette will be
hostess at home at her residence,
1920 Sixteenth street, Sunday aft
ernoon between 4 and o'clock
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Mrs. Charles F. Taylor enter
tsined at luncheon yesterday in
honor OF her sister, Mrs. Thomas
p. Johnson, of Philadelphia. who is
in the city to attend the gradual
ing exercises of George Washing
ton university. at which her daugh-
ter, Ethel May Johnson. graduates.
Mr.. Johnson will join them later
Mrs. Livingston Vann, jr., who with
her husband is moving to Atlanta.
Ga. was also an honor guest The
day also served as reunion of
the three sisters OF Mrs. Taylor. who
are Mrs. C. D. Ellsworth, Mrs. A.
w Wells and Mrs T. P. johnson.
Other guests were Mrs. Ellis Lo-
gan, Mrs. Robert Cook. Miss Ethel
May johnson. Miss Elizabeth War
man and Miss Edna Wells.
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to Marshall Hall, where they dane
ed and enjoyed themselves with the
amusements before returning.
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a ny parasite which preys upon
potato beetles has been found in tn.
upper Michigan.
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Miss Mary Shepard. of New York.
will come to Washington tomorrow
to visit her cousin, Miss Alice B.
Shepard.
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RELATIVES ENTERTAIN AT
PORTRAIT UNWILLING.

DR.. and Mrs. Walter A Bloedorn
and Mrs. Francois Berger Moran
entertained at tea in the grounds
of the state house at Annapolis i'm
mediately following the unveiling
yesterday afternoon of the portrait.
recently completed by Franklin
Barber Clark. of the late John
Francis Thomas, former governor
of Maryland. The late Mr.. Thomas
was the maternal uncle of Mrs.
Moran, and the portrait was un-
veiled by her two grandchildren,
Moran McConihe and Jack Hudgins,
at 4 o'clock in the house of dele
gates, where the portrait will hang.
Mrs. Moran has presented the por-
trait to the state of Maryland, and
the presentation was made by Mrs
John Temple Graves. Mrs. Moran
and Governor Ritchie accepted it
for the state: The late Mr.. Thomas
was born in Frederick county. in
1893, was elected governor of Mary
land in 1S41, afterward representing
this government as minister to
Peru. where he died in 1876.
Assisting Mrs. Moran and DR.. and
Mrs. Bloedorn at tea were Mrs
Scales. wife Of the superintendent
of the naval academy; Mrs. Theo-
dore W. Richards and Mrs. Fred
bennett and Miss Dorothy bennett,
who are house guests of DR.. and
Mrs. Bloedorn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Barber
Clark went to Annapolis with Mrs.
Moran to attend the unwilling and
the garden party.
Mrs. Ronald T. Lyman, of Bos-
ton, entertained at luncheon at the
Shoreham yesterday.
Roi Cooper Megrue is spending a
few days in Atlantic City, and is
at the Hotel Ambassador.
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If there's anything in greater-than-ever demand
just now. it's SILK, SILK, SILK!
This being the incontrovertibe fact vou1 wond.- b
and why offer such unprecedented barpainev.n for
Friday Too long story te for we must inform in
qung all about the weaves colors and all that cha
wants to know before preparing spend her good money
There are de chimes, tafetas figured forr,rds
striped and white shngs black duchesse black chiffon
aHetas. colored satins, tricoete white Jap crepcs
Practical widths and except where we bav. r,.,.ord
black and white will find sufficient range of coors for
every summer silk needbeyond into your next f.,
ana winter requirements Again remind you that the price
is only $780, Again emphasize fact that this is hut
of of Friday Bargains every one lust as worthy
this silk item.
Third Foor-Lansbmgh and Brother
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John Barrett was host at lunch.
con at the Shoreham yesterday.
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friends at dinner last evening to
meet the Consul General to London
and Mrs. Robert Skinner, who are
old friends of Mr.. Wile's.
Mr.. Vile will spend the weekend
in New York
The Washington herald., 1921-06-03

DR.. and Mrs. Davenport White
will leave shortly for Bar Harbor,
where they will pass the summer.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-03

Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson is at the
Hotel st. Regis in New York for a
few days before going to Southamp-
ton, Long Island, to open her sum
mer cottage.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-03
MINISTER TO SWEDEN
ARRIVES IN CAPITAL.

The United States Minister to
Sweden and Mrs. Ira Nelson Morris
arrived in the capital last evening
and are at Wardman Park inn.
They have just returned from
Sweden.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-03

= Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Davies had
several guests dining informally
with them Wednesday night at the
Chevy Chase Club.
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DOHENYs ENTERTAIN
FRIENDS AT sHOREHAM.

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. Doheny. who
are living at the Shoreham, enter
tanned at luncheon there yesterday.
There were ten in the party, among
the guests being Comdr. and Mrs.
Randolph Miner and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Walker.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-03

The Tebo Club of Washington
chartered the launch Dragon for
an all-day river trip May 30. The
launch made its first stop about
eight miles below Marshall Hall,
where most of the club went in
swimming. Leaving there. they went
The Washington herald., 1921-06-03

Maj. Lunsford E. oliver, U. S. A.,
OF the office of the chief engineer
in Washington. with Mrs. oliver, is
in New York city at the Hotel
Astor for few days this week.
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Lunch Giuen
For Hughes
Nicdraguan Minister Has
Affair in Honor of
Secretary.
By EVELYN C. HUNT.

The President and Mrs. Harding
returned to the White house yes
terday afternoon at 4 o'clock from
Annapolis. making the trip back
bv motor.
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Mrs. Ronald T. Lyman, of Bos-
ton. entertained at luncheon at the
Shoreham yesterday.
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wILEs HOLD PARTY
FOR CONSUL AT LONDON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic william
Vile entertained a few intimate
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Roi Cooper Megrue is spending a
few days in Atlantic City, and is
at the Hotel Ambassador.