The Washington times., 1921-11-11

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Signora Agresti has been closely
identified with me politico-social
life OF Italys capital and has a
wide acquaintance among public
men of many nations. She is a
niece of Dante Gabriel Rosetti, her
father. William NJ. Rosetti, having
been brother of the poet painter
and of Christine Rosetti, who also
had great poetic inspiration. She
spent much of her girlhood in
England aid was closely associated
with the leaders OF the pre-
Raphaelite movement.
Signor Agresti is due in New
York today or tomorrow. While
in Washington she will stay at the
Washington Hotel, where the Ital-
ian delegation is quartered.
Admiral OF the Fleet Lord Beatty
and Lady Beatty will be guests of
the Spanish Ambassador and Nine.
Riano at the dinner they are giving
next Tuesday evening for Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Fitzsimons. who are ar
riving on Sunday TO be their guests.
The Ambassador and Nine. Riano will
give another dinner on Saturday even
ing, November 10.
Nine. Riano will not be at home on
Friday afternoons until alter jan
uary l.
The japanese ambassador. Baron
Shidehara, was a guest at the dinner
given last night by the japanese con-
ference delegates to the Japanese
newspaper correspondents now in
Washington.
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ton on Sunday evening at which
American newspaper correspondents
will be presented to the japanese
delegation.
Prince de Bearn, counselor OF the
French embassy, entertained at din
ner last evening, having as his guests
Admiral de Bon, General Buat, Nj.
Duschesne, NJ. Kammerer. NJ. Pausot
NJ. Corbin, NJ. Cartheron. Commander
d d'Ausselme, Captain Robert, Lieuten-
ant de Colbert, Captain Rigal. naval
attach of the French embassy; Capt.
Guy ID. Lavergne, air attache OF the
embassy, and Nine. Lavergne,, and
Count Jacques de Sieyes, attache. OF
the embassy, and Countess de Sieyes.
The party later attended the dance
at Mrs. Cromwell Brooks
Senior de Cardenas. counselor OF the
Spanish embassy, entertained at q
small dinner last evening at his house
in Euclid street, in compliment to
Marquis Murrieta. who is an attache
of the Spanish embassy in London, and
is spending a short time here as the
guest of Senior Amoedo, secretary of
the embassy.
The party later attended the dance
Lady Joan Cappell, of London, ar
rived in Washington last evening. to
he the guest of Congressman and Mrs.
w. Bourke Cochran at Twin Oaks, and
will remain with them until Monday.
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The minister Of Ecuador, DR.. r. II.
Elizaldl, ento~>cined at luncheon yes.
terday at the Metropolitan Club, in
compliment to the Hon. Luis A. Dillon,
formerly minister of finance OF
Ecuador.
Princess Bibesco, wife OF the Ru-
manian minister, and Miss Nan Ten.
nant arrived in New York yesterday
from Europe aboard the Aquitania, and
will spend n few days at the Ritz
Carlton before coming to Washington
the early part Of next week.
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Senator Walter f.. Edge and Mrs.
Sara Lee Phillips will entertain at
dinner this evening for their guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Whitney Mend.
ham, Of New Jersey. Mrs. Phillips
entertained at tea yesterday after
noon in their honor also.
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Miss Suzanne SilverCruys, sister OF
Robert Silvercruys, secretary Of the
Belgian embassy, will arrive In New
York Wednesday from Belgium, and
will come to Washington to he the
guest Of Mrs. Thomas F. Logan at
the willard. Later she will join her
brother for a visit OF several weeks.
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Mrs. Hughes, wife Of the Secretary
OF State, occupied box at the Ma
tional Thcater yesterday afternoon
for the recital given by Nine. Fran.
cts Aida, and had guests with her.
Princess I.ubomirska, wife OF the
minister of Poland, viii not receive
his afternoon.
The Minister and Princess Lubo-