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JUSsERANDs GUESTS.

take place In June.
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JUSsERANDs GUESTS.
Inc French Ambassador and Nine.
1usserand were the guests IN whose
ronor senator and Mrs. Lawrence
fhipps entertained at luncheon yes
terday. The party was given at SIN
gie OAK. the charming suburban home
OF the hosts.
Mrs. Fall, wife or the secrstsrv ~
the interior. and her daughter-in-lay-,
MRS. JACK Fall. who are in Havana
to attend the inauguration of the
new President Of Cuba, are guests OF
the American minister to Cuba, Boax
Long, at the legation.
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Sepastiao Sampaio, commercial at
tache OF the Brazilian embassy. will
return to Washington the last OF thts
month after an extended absence in
South America.
colonel and Mrs. George c. Thorpe
entertained at luncheon yesterday at
the SheVy Chase club in compliment
10 the SWISS Minister and Nine. Peter.
Among their guests were senator and
Mrs. Alice Pomerene, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Chaplin. Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Charies Is. Drake, DIR. and Mrs.
Charles Oman. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Logan and Charles Halves, of the
Boston museum.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. David Potter
entertained at a prettily appointed
Tea yesterday afternoon At their home
on twentieth street.
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the High Commissioner Of Italy And
Mrs. Quattrone were the guests Of
honor at q dinner party. last night at
the Shoreham. Lieut.. Col. A. GuIdon,.
the Air Attache OF the Italian EN-.
Dassy and Mrs Gnidoni were the
hosts. Counsellor Sabetta, the First
Secretary Celesia di Vegiiasco and
NINE. Celesia and all the other MEM
oers OF the Italian Embassy were
present.
Col. and Mrs. Harry Lay enter
tainsd at supper last evening at the
CHEVY Chase Club. The guests in
cluded Maj. Gen. and Mrs. John 4.
LeJeune. Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Harry c.
ilaines. Col. and Mrs. Lemly, Comdr.
and Mrs. c. NJ. Oman, Major and Mrs.
Frederick Barker. Mr.. and Mrs. 10.
seph Richard and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Chadsey.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Hubbard are
entertaining a house party at their
country estate on the Eastern Shore
~ Maryland for their son, Wilbur
hubbard. jr. Among those who went
down from Washington were Miss
hatherine sutherland. Miss virginia
Mckinney. Miss Dorothy Mondell.
Graham Hodges and Mr.. Lewis.
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DR.. and Mrs. Everett NJ. Ellison.
with their young daughters, Mi.s
Alice Elizabeth Ellison and Miss Mar
garet Isabel Ellison. were entertained
at dinner yesterday by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank w. Bolgiano at their home In
Thirteenth street.
Mrs. Charles s Hamlin and her
daughter, Miss Anna Hamlin expect
to leave Washington about June 10
for their summer home at Malta
poisett. Mass. Miss Tracy Lyon. Of
New York. who Is visiting Miss Ham
lin, will probably remain with her
until then.
Miss Hamlin was hostess at dinner
last evening for some thirty guests.
who were asked to meet Miss AiIsa
mellon and Miss Katherine Van In
gen, OF New York, who is visiting her.
hugh Bird, of Washington, has ~.
turned to Paris from a Balkan tour of
two months.
Henry white, formerly Of the Ameri-
can peace commission, and Mrs White
are spending a month at The Hague
before returning to the United States.
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Mr.. and Mrs willard SALISBURY left
WQShiDNf0n this mr. O..
home in Wilmington. Del
Senator and Mrs Medill Mccormick,
who have revived their custom of
entertaining at informal supper
parties on Sunday, had company IF
twenty last evening.
Mrs. George Dewey went to New
York yesterday. She will remain the
greater part of the week. Mrs. Dewey
Will not spend the summer at Atlantic
CITY according to her custom Of
many years, but will go to Ports
mouth, N. H.. for the season.
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Mrs. Oliver II. =. Belmont. OF New
York, is TO spend the summer In New
port. She will not open her own
summer home, Marble House, on
Bellevue avenue, however, but will
occupy Seacove, one Of Norman de r.
Warehouses; houses on Prices Neck.
Marble House, the scene Of many
large social affairs, has not been
opened for several years. Seacove
last summer was occupied by DR.. and
Mrs. Joseph Blake, of New York
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Mrs Henry c. Corbin entertained
at luncheon yesterday at Highwood.
her country home at Chevy Chase.
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Members of the Mask and wiz Club.
which presents the musical comedy.
somebody's Lion" this evening at the
Belasco Theater, will give a banquet
at the Hotel Burlington at Sis O'Clock.
There has been a large sale OF tick
cts for this annual visit of the Penn
sylvania University's famous organ "a
ton, and society will be largely reore-
sented in the audience. All the boxes
have been taken.
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Harry A. Williams, jr.. OF Norfolk,
who Is spending the weekend in
Washington. entertained company