The Washington times., 1921-02-26

<thcy are invited wlthout cstfa kuess
| The reception viii be preceded by
dinner when the president OF the
club. Its board OF managers. and past
presidents will be the generals hosts.
Refreshments will be served In the
womsn's dining room from $50 to
IL o'clock.
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| The Secretary OF War. Newton ID.
Baker. was guest Of honor last eve-
ming at a dinner given by MAJ. Gen.
Inouye, military attache TO the Japa-
pese embassy. The other guests
present were Baron X. Shidehara, the
ambassador from japan; General
Pershins. the Assistant Secretary Of
| War. william II. Williams: the chief
OF stan. Gen. Peyton G. March; Maj.
Gen. John j. Chamberlain, MAJ. Gen.
George c. Squier.t MAJ. Gen. Frank
Mcintyre. Mai. Gen. Peter C. Harris.
Mai. Gen. NJ. w. Ireland, Maj. Gen.
w. j. Snow, Maj. Gen. w M. Wright.
Maj. Gen. w. q. Haan, Maj. Gen
y. w. Coe. Brig. Gen. Jesse Mel
Carter, Brig. Gen. w. ID. McGraw.
Brig. Gen. Robert Il. Noble. Brig
Gen. Charles B. Krauthof, Brig. Gen.
Henry Jervey Brig Gen. James t.
Kerr. Brig. Gen. John M. Carson,
Brig. Gen. Herbert NJ. Lord, Brig. Gen.
Brig. Gen. George w. Burr. Brig. Gen.
Dennis f. Nolan. Brig. Gen. william
s. Pierce. Brig. Gen. Alexander f.
WILLIAMS, Brig. Gen. William Mitchell.
Brig. Gen. w. ID. Connor. Col. Will
lam c. Rivers, Col. w. c. Babcock.
Col. A. w. Yates, Col. L. T. Richard
son, Col. NJ. C. Buckley. Col. Roscoe
Fl. Hearn. Col. Joseph McAndrews.
Maj. n. w. Campanole. MAI. Sherman
Miles, Maj John q. Quekemeyer. Maj.
X. +. Baldwin, Maj. Donald NJ. Ash
bridge and Maj. John Millikin. of
the United States army. and s.
IL. Suzuki, Maj. T. Hara, Lieut..
, Comdr. s. Sato, Capt. X. Chuchi and
Capt. Y. Fujii. of the Japanese en-
bassy.
| Mrs. Frederick +. Thompson, OF
New York, came to Washington to-
day to pass the weekend with Mrs.
Henry +. Dimock.
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The Swiss Consul and Mrs. Louis
II. Junod arrived In Washington to-
day from New York for a weeks
visit.
Miss Alice Robertson. the Con-
gressmap from Oklahoma, spoke last
evening at a session of the National
Education Association in Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry white, who
were in Washington for a few days
early in the week. have gone to New
York. to remain until Tuesday, when
they will return to stay until their
departure for Europe in April.
Mrs. Van Santvoord Merle-Smith
| will be at home 70 rthe last time this
season on Monday afternoon.
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william Eric Fowler. chairman Of
the floor committee of the ball to
be given at the willard hotel on the
night Of March for the benent OF
the Child Welfare Society, entertain
ed his chief aids of the ball commit
tee at dinner last night at his II street
residence for the purpose OF discuss
ing the plans OF the ball. The guests
were: John Barrett, Colonel Horton.
Ionel Delaney. Walter Wilcox, DR..
walter Wells. Colonel Wise. Rufus
Day, Colonel Junkin, Colonel Pattcr-
son, Lynch Luquer, Sterrett Gtttiugs,
Waddy Wood and E. c. Brainerd.
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Mrs. Henry Watkins Miller enter
tanned at a luncheon yesterday. her
guests including Mrs. Charles B. How
ry, Mrs. Archibald Davis, Mrs. Davis
ireland, Mrs. Joseph Hampson, Mrs.
Joseph d. Noell. Mrs. McEwen John
ston. Mrs. Thomas Bell Sweeney. Mrs.
Rafael r. Gown. Mrs. r. c. Mylcs, OF
New York. who is the guest cf Mrs.
lGovin; Mrs. william A. Scully, Mrs.
lClarence Crittenden Calhoun and Mrs.
Frederick De Courcy Faust
Mrs. Robert L. Taylor, widow OF
Senator Taylor, has come from Ten
nessee to spend the spring months In
Washington and has opened her apart
ment at the Bradford.
+, Rear Admiral and Mrs. W. NJ. Full
am have taken an apartment at the
Brighton for the month Of March.
7, Admiral Fullam Is now living at the
Army and Navy Club.
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The Roumanian Minister and Prin-
cess Bibesco have leased the villa
Rose, 4445 Massachusetts, avenue, Tor
their new legation:
Major George oakley Totten, ,r.,
will entertain at small musicale
tomorrow at $3.50 o'clock at his
home, 2633 Sixteenth street.
An exhibition OF the paintings Of
Philip A. de Laszlo will be opened
at the Corcoran Gallery of Art to-
day and will continue until March &c.
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Nine, Penaherrera, wife OF the at
tache Of the Ecuador legation, viii
be at home today from $3.50 until
ia o'clock. at the Portland. She VIII
have assisting her Mime. Elizalde,
wife of the minister from Ecuador;
Nine. de Ycaza- wife of the secretary
of tho legation; Mrs. Thomas F.
logan and Miss Marcia Beard, OF
New York. who will be the guests
OF Nine. Penaherrera for several
days
Miss Mary Sanger. daughter OF Col.
and Mrs. william Cary Sanger, who
passed last summer in England with
her parents and has been visiting in
England and Norway during the au-
tumn and winter. returned to wash
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