The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-27

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ing Senator and Mrs. James 4. Wat
son with them.
Gaieties at Newport.
While Mrs. o. II. p. Belmont's ball
at the Newport Golf Club was THE
event Of last evening, several dinner
parties were given, at the Rhode
Island resort which were of particu-
lar interest to Washingtonians. Mr..
and Mrs. Edison Bradley, for in
stance, had a dinner at Elm Court
which was primarily for those popu.
lar members of the diplomatic set.
the Polish minister and Princess
Lubomirska. Their other guests
were Admiral Sir Guy Grant, Of the
British navy; Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
Duncan, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gould
Shaw, I'd; Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Mac
Rae, Comdr. John Fremont, Y. s. N
and Col. Julian Little.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Aspegren also
had a dinner, among their guests
being the minister Of Portugal, Wis
count d'Alte, and the minister of
Sweden. Mr.. Wallenberg. Viscount
d'Alte has the distinction of having
served longer at Washington than
any other member of the diplomatic
corps and would be the dean thereof
save for the fact that this is an
honor which always falls TO the lot
of an ambassador. The French am
bassador. NJ. Jusserand, is dean of
the corps at Washington.
Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock, a Wash
ington hostess who has contributed
largely to the gayety of the New
port season, had a luncheon yester-
day. Her guests went afterward-
as everybody did-to the Casino for
the tennis.
Mrs. Belmont's ball, to go back a
bit, was given for her granddaughter,
Miss Muriel Vanderbilt, and Miss
Vanderbilt's illuminated chum,
Miss Helen Moran. There were 800
guests present. and two large or
chestras furnished the music for
continuous dancing. While the ball
was scheduled to be small and
early" II was actually large and
late" and II took many of the
guests back to the summer of 1914
When Mrs. Vanderbilt gave a mag
nificent ball at Marble House for
her daughter, Mrs. Jaques Balsan.
who was then the Duchess of MARI
borough.
II memory serves me Alright II
was a Chinese Ball" Mrs. Belmont
had just completed the Chinese Tea
House out on the cliffs, overlooking
the ocean, and during the evening
the creme de la creme of the New
port set voiced their approval Of the
newest addition to the Belmont
estate.
The Spanish Ambassador, Senior d.
nj he ha n
after visiting Mrs. George Wander
biltat Biltmore House, n. c. Sonora
de Riano, who is with her sister. Mrs
Chandler Anderson, at York Harbor
will be away until the last Of Sep
TENDER.
Belgian Envoy Sailing.
Baron de Cartier de Marchienne
Belgian ambassador TO The Unitet
States. sailed from New York to
day on the White Star Liner Baltic
for Liverpool.
Other prominent passengers or
the Baltic's list include: The Persian
minister. Mira Abdul Ali Khan. wht
has been transferred from Washing
ton to Spain; MIR. Yano, first secre
tary of the japanese embassy a.
Berlin: Kanaki Kumabe. Shunich
Kase, and Shunsuke Naruse. attaches
to the Japanese legation at Bernef
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Attorney General Daugherty will
leave tomorrow for his home in Co
lumbus. Ohio, to be gone week
On Wednesday he will go to Gin
cinnati. where he will make an ad
dress before the American Bar As
ISOLATION meeting to be held there
Vacation In Newport.
The Polish minister, Prince
Lubomirski. is passing lis vacation
in Newport with Princess Lube
mirska. He expects to be away fol
several weeks, making brief visit,
to Washington when diplomatic bus
mess makes 1t necessary.
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Senator Medill Mccormick has gon'
to Rock river farm. Byron, ILL.,. &c b'
with Mrs. Mccormick and their chill
dren through the congressional recess
Senator Philander C. Knox left yes
terday to join Mrs. Knox at then
home In Valley Forge, Pa.
Senator and Mrs. LeBaron Col. ar,
at Bristol, r. l.. where Mrs. Colt l.
spending the summer. Senator Col
will return to Washington next week
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Senator Samuel d. Nicholson lef
last night for his home in Denver