The Washington times., 1921-09-23

! kWardman Park Hotel by DR.. j. b.
Hubrecht, secretary of the legation.
The dinner company was seated In one
of the large private dining rooms. The
guests included DIR. Everwyn the
Swedish minister; DR.. Axel +. Wallen-
berg; Prince dc Bearn, charge DAT.
faires of the French embassy: Henry
&c Bach, counselor of the Russian en-
bassy; Sadao Saburi, secretary of the
Japanese embassy; Henry Getty Chill
ton, counselor of the British embassy;
Raoul Tilmont, attache of the Belgian
embassy; Capt. Carlo Huntington, as.
sistant military attache of the Italian
embassy: DIR. Conrad Jenny, secretary
of the Swiss legation; Baron G. w. de
Vos van Steenwyk, attache of the
Netherlands legation; DIR. b. J. Ora
tama. assistant commercial attache Of
the Netherlands legation: Adolph Mil
Ter, John V. A. MacMurray. John
Wylie. Henry Suydam, Commander
tr.; Major George Oakley Totten, jr..
Clarence Wilson and Major John s.
Hunt.
Marshal Foch and his staff officers
will be the guests OF honor at the first
annual Victory ball, to be given on
Nov. 10, armistice eve, at the Wal
dorf-Astoria. New York, under the di.
rection Of a committee, including the
New York posts Of the American
Legion.
jacques de Sieyes de veynes. at.
tache Of the French embassy. who
has recently arrived in Washington,
has taken an apartment at Rausch-
er's.
Senator Frederick Hale returned
to Washington Wednesday from
Maine. His mother. Mrs. Eugene
Hale. will remain in Ellsworth. Me-.
for a time.
Commodore L. e. o. Charlton. air
attache of the British embassy, left
last evening for Norfolk to witness
the bombing of the Alabama, which
will take place off the capes today.
He will return to Washington the
early part Of next week.
A. p. Graves has resigned his posi-
ton as honorary attache Of the British
embassy and will remain in England
during the autumn. He will perhaps
make a visit here some time in the
early winter.
Harold II. Sims, also an attache Of
the embassy. has gone to White Sui
phur Springs. w. Va, to remain until
the early part of next week.
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Col. Sir Robert Williams, member Of
the British parliament, will arrive in
Washington tomorrow for a brief
stay.
Carl Bailey Hurst, American con-
sui general at Havana, who is in this
country on leave, has come to Wash.
ington for a short visit.
s.
Mrs. Dimock Home Again.
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock. who has
been at the Ambassador hotel, New
York, since her return from vene.
zuela, came to Washington yesterday.
She spent the summer with her son.
in-law and daughter. the Italian min
lister to Venezuela, Giuseppe Catalani,
and Nine. Catalani.
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Mrs. Edison Bradley gave a luncheon
yesterday at Elm Court, Newport.
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Tho Secretary Of tho Italian EN-
bassy and Mrs. Celesia have as guests
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Bulkey. Of Detroit,
who are motoring through this part
o fthe country. Mr.. and Mrs. Celesia
expect to take possession early in Oc-
tober OF their new home. 1409 Thir-
tieth street, which they have leased
from Comdr. and Mrs. Claude b. Mayo.
The house, which is being remodeled,
is just over the way from Commander
and Mrs. Mayo's own home, 1903 Thir-
tieth street, with the Mayo's charm
ing garden in between. Both have
been successfully remodeled under
Mrs. Mayo's direction, and together
the two houses form an interesting
to the ever-growing group OF