The Washington times., 1921-02-15

,gressionsl Club for her small daugh-
ter. Miss Katherine Ward. This
pleasant hospitality was put of from
last Saturday
Mrs. Edwin Corwin Lee, daughter OF
Senator and Mrs William M, Calder,
will be hostess at tea this afternoon.
entertaining for the members of the
Society OF Naval Sponsors, of-which
she is member. Mrs. Lee has come
10 Washington especially to attend
the meeting or the society tomorrow
and is the guest OF Senator and Mrs.
Caloer at the willard for u few days
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The Polish Minister and Princess
Lubomirska gave a dinner last night
at the legation. Their guests were
Senator and Mrs. Robert owen. SEN
ator and Mrs. Harry New, Senator
ana Mrs. Charles Il. Henderson, Mrs.
Marshall Field, Mrs. Richard Town
SEND, Mrs. Henry i. Dimock, Mrs. r.
X. A. West. Mrs. Frederic Keep. Mrs,
herbert Stabler. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Herue, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Westcott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston Farrand,
Prince and Princess Radziweu. Col.
Henry du Pont, Gen. L. Il. o. CharIe-
ton' OF the British embassy; Jonk-
heer w. ii. de Beaufort, charge
uanires OF the Netherlands legation;
j. Il. -Fefeue, charge d'afraires of
inc legation OF Panama; j. de Lager.
berg, charge d'affaires OF the Swedish
legation; Morris Low. John Kirby. and
Prince Eugene Lubomirski.
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The Swiss Minister and Mime peter
were the guests in compliment 10
whom Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Il. Hutch
Inson entertained company of six
teen at dinner last evening.
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MISS OGDEN JONES wEDs.
In the chantry OF the Church OF the
Transfiguration, New York, yesterday
morning, there was n wedding of
much interest in Washington, Miss
Caroline Ogden Jones. daughter of the
late Mahlon Ogden Jones and Mrs.
raul w. Bartlett, was married to
Armistead Peter, Sd, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs, ,Armistead Peter, of Tudor place.
Georgetown. The ceremony was per
formed in the presence OF seventy
relatives and friends by the Rev.
George c. Houghton, d. d., rector of
the church. assisted by the Rev. Free
man Peter. uncle OF the bridegroom.
The bride entered the church with
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only bridal attendant was Mrs. Frank
lin Ellis of this city, who served as
matron of honor. Bromley Seeley was
best man. The ushers, all OF Wash
inGton, were Richard Hollyday,
Franklin Ellis, Robert Bell and Ches-
ter Snow. After the ceremony there
was wedding breakfast and a small
reception at the studio home of Mr..
and Mrs. Bartlett in West Thirteenth
street.
The bridal gown was of white satin
with stole of seventeenth century
lace and the tulle veil was held with
crown OF orange blossoms. Her only
ornament was string OF pearls, a
family heirloom. A bouquet of spring
Gowers was. carried.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter went South for
their honeymoon and have not yet de-
cided where they will reside.
The bride. who is niece of Miss
Frances Ogden Jones, of New York
and Newport. was educate chiefly in
France. During the war she attend
ed the National Service School and
later took a nursing course. She made
her debut in Washington several
years ago. when her mother lived in
ii street, and was very popular in so
ciety.
Mrs. Eliphalet Andrews gave a sup
per party last evening at the Cafe St
Marks, entertaining about twenty
five guests for her son, Eliphalet An
drews Jr., and his fiancee. Miss Helen
,Cowles Tucker. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Wilmer also had a party for the VAL
entine's Day supper dance at the cafe
Some of the others who entertained
were Miss Katherine Sutherlapd, Miss
Virginia McKenney, Miss Mary Am
bier Smith, Larkin Glazebrook, Miss
Giesking. Miss Helen Colbert. Miss
Dorothy Mondell. Miss NeVl johnson,
and Miss Thresa Cooper.
The Panama government has desig-
mated as special representative to the