The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-26

Of debutantes. An American, de-
spite her title and Russian birth.
the little princess has won for her.
self the heart Of Washington, pre-
her great-grandfather. President
u. 8. Grant. and her mother.
Princess Cantacussne. Her party
tonight promises to be one Of the
brightest spots on the winters So
cial calendar for the debutantes.
something that they, when their
own granddaughters are buds"
will look back upon with regretful
signs.
The Walsh mansion on Massachu-
sets avenue il bower of green In
preparation for the event. The
ballroom and lining rooms are
banked with Z inns and potted I
Preceding the ball will be num-
Der OF smart little dinner parties
among the debutante crowd. Mrs.
Frederick Dent Grant 10 entertain
ing q group of the "buds'' for her
granddaughter, Princess Bertha.
the party going on from the dinner
to Mrs. Walsh's patty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snowden Ashford
arc giving dinner for a group of
twenty Of the buds" and their e.
corts for her debutante daughter,
Miss Annette Ashford.
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The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Hughes win be the ranking guests at
dinner this evening of Prince Toku.
ton attending the arms conference.
, Among the guests will be Undersecre-
tary Of State and Mrs. Henry p.
Fletcher. the Assistant Secretary Of
Of tho Navy and Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt. Mrs. Nicholas Longworth
and members Of the japanese delesa-
ton.
DR.. d. H. Andrese and Nine. An
drese were hosts at luncheon today
in compliment to Jonkheer r. Bee
laerts van Blokland and Jonkheer
H. N. van Heersma de With and
Mme. de- With.
Tho Belgfan Ambassador and Bar
oness dc Cartier Will be the guests
Of honor at dinner this evening, when
tho Counselor Of the Belgian EN-
bassy and Nine. de 6elys will enter
tain distinguished company Of
guests.
to be Miss Atala Kimmell. daughter
of Commander and Mrs. Harry Kim.
NELL. who IL making her debut this
afternoon at q tea dance at Rausch-
sr's.
Miss Kimmell 10 wearing for her
coming tout" party . charming little
frock Of pale pink chiffon. embroid-
cred In pink roses over French blue
chiffon. With tho frock she viii
carry q huge shower bouquet Of pink
roses. tied with blue ribbons.
Her mother. Mrs. Kimmell. win
wear black lace and jet. The gown 10
, skirt and simply draped blouse.
Assisting the debutante will be a
group Of the seasons buds" includ.
Ing Miss Lady Jane Raby, Miss
Eleanor Carroll Hill. Miss Nina Lunn,
Miss Helen Colbert, Mics Mildred
O'Neill, Miss Eleanor Davies. Miss
Isabelle Crawford. Miss Elizabeth
simms, Miss Ingegerd Warenberg.
Miss Mary Palmer. Miss Laura Lee
Jeune, Miss Constance Foss, Miss
Marcia Foss, Miss Elizabeth Price.
Florence Cline. Miss Anne Bryan.
Miss Corinne Stephens. Miss Mary
Montgomery. Miss Elizabeth Latimer.
Miss Nancy Hoyt. Miss Annette Ash
ford, Miss Julia Hume, Miss Mary
Hamilton, Miss Diana Cumming, Miss
Elizabeth lobe, Miss Helen Griffin.
Miss Patricia Ansa, Miss Catherine
Chatham. Miss Mary Stitt. Miss
Jane Carmichael, Miss Margaret
Treadwell, Miss Gladys Chapman
Smith, Miss Katherine Shaw and
| Miss Elizabeth Kemp.
Mrs. Kimmell have assisting her
Mrs. r. f. Coontz, Mrs. John J. L.
jeune, Mrs. w. H. MacDougall, Mrs.
r. s. Griffin, Mrs. J. J. Raby. Mrs.
Ira E. Bennett, Mrs. F. e. Sandoz,
Mrs. J. J. Cheatham, Mrs. W. r. Ay-
cock and Mrs Claude Langlais.
The counselor Of the French en-
bassy, Prince de Bearn, entertained a.
small Christmas dance last evening
at his home in r street. Prince de
Bearn has issued invitations for tea
lance January /.
The Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs. Wallace entertained at dinner
last evening at their apartment In
Wardman Park having as their guests
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Wilson. OF Call
lornia; Mrs. Cramer, OF Iowa, and
Major and Mrs. Paul Wilson.
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Christmas luncheons or dinners
given by the ambassadors and min
isters to their stats were feature
Of the holiday circles throughout the
city yesterday. The Ambassador Of
France and Nine. Jusserand enter
tanned members Of their staff and the
French delegation at a dinner last
evening which was marked by a de-
lightful informality. The Ambassador
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