The Washington times., 1921-10-20

hoy boyle. Mf. anu hfss Doyio huve
recently taken possession or the
apartment At 1902 Eighteenth street
which they will occupy this season.
Mrs. Boyle 10 the daughter OF Judge
and Mrs. G. c. McChord. and Mrs.
MoChord was among those In the
luncheon party today.
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MRS. COOLIDGE will be the
AVA special guest at another party
today, the tea which Mrs. William
c. Rivers, wife OF the commandment
at Fort Myer is given this afternoon
at her quarters at the post. The
company invited 20 meet the Vice
Presidents wife will be limited 10
the officers on duty at Fort Myer,
their wives and residents OF nearby
Virginia.
The reception will have an added
interest from the fact that II ts
one OF the first parties OF the au-
tumn season and that many OF the
guests will have an opportunity 10 .
meet each other for the first time
since returning from summer hoii-
days. 10 will also be chance
for some Of them to meet Mrs.
Coolidge for the first time.
Autumn colors will be used In
the decorations, with quantities OF
red dahlias and cosmos to add TO
the color scheme. A large bowl
OF cosmos will decorate the center
off the tea table.
Asked TO receive with Mrs. Cool
idge are Mrs. Wsstmoreland Davis,
wife of the governor OF Virginia;
Mrs. Carter Glass, of LynchburS,
Va; Mrs. John Walker, of Win
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Walker; Mrs. Minnigerode Andrews,
of Roanoke, Va; Mrs. Willard A.
Holbrook, Mrs. William j. Snow,
Mrs. James G.. Harboard. and Mrs.
Hallencrantz, of Fort Myer, former
ly Of Burlington, VT. who before
her marriage was teacher Of
Mrs. Coolidge.
THE British Ambassador and Lady
L Geddes will entertain at dinner
next Tuesday evening In honor OF
Earl Beatty. admiral of the British
fleet, and Countess Beatty, who are
arriving in Washington on Sunday
and will stay with Mrs. Marshall
Field. Admiral Lord Beatty is in
this country as the guest OF the
American Legion.
Miss Muriel Ross, sister of Lady
Geddes, who has been a guest at
the embassy, will leave tomorrow
for her home on Staten Island and
will sail shortly to spend the winter
In Jamaica, Sir Auckland and
Lady Geddes will go TO Philadel-
phia tomorrow to be guests over
sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Childs Drexel. Sir William and
Lady Alexander, who are in Wash
ington for a visit and are staying
at the Shoreham, had luncheon at
the embassy yesterday with the
Ambassador and Lady Geddes.
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GUIDO SABETTA, counselor and
" charge d'affaires of the Ital-
ian embassy, will give a reception
on Tuesday. evening at the embassy
in honor of General Diaz, the dis
tinguished Italian soldier, who is
coming to Washington as the guest
of the American Legion. Several
hundred guests will be invited to
meet the general and the company
will be perhaps the most brilliant
Of the early season.
DRESIDENT HARDING has ap-
i pointed Miss Mary Adams
Stevens as princess from the Dis
trict of Columbia to attend the
Queen of the Cotton Carnival to be
held at Waco, Tex, October "a, 20,
and 26.
Miss Stevens is a daughter of Mrs.
Nellie Stevens, 1874 Parkwood place,
and the late J. ID. Stevens, and is a
niece of Mrs. E. l.. Stock. She is q.
a descendant Of John Quincy Adams.
Miss Stevens will leave tomorrow
for Waco, and will be the guest
there for ten days of Mrs. Tom
Padgett.
Miss Charlotte Clark, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Freeman
Clark, represented the District at
last years carnival, having been
selected for this honor by Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson, then Mistress of
the White House.
DR.. l., 8. Rowe, director general Of
he Pan-American Union, entertained
1t luncheon today in the annex of the
Union, in honor of the
newly appointed counselor Of the
Chilean embassy, Senor DIR. Carlos
Castro Ruiz. Among those present
were Charles s. Hamlin. julius Klein,
Arthur Bullard, r. II. MacElwee.
George M. Rommel, Lester II. Wool.
sey, and DIR. j. II. White.
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The Minister Of Ecuador and Nine,
were the ranking guests at
the dinner which j. Barberis, secre,
tary of the legation of Ecuador gave
night az Wardman Park
Hotel for the Attache of the Legation
and Nine. Penaherrera, who are leav,
ing today for Ecuador. The other
guests were: The Counselor of the
Chilean Embassy and Madame Illanes,
the Secretary of the Urutuayan Lega.
ton and Madame de Pena, Mrs.
Thomas f. Logan and Captain Gallop.
John w. Davis, sometime EAmeri-
,an ambassador to Great Britain, has
returned to New York after a brief
visit to Washington.
Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock, who In now
n New York, will leave tomorrow for
French Lick Springs, Ind, to remain
, fortnight before opening her home
n Washington. Mrs. Fahnestock
passed the summer at Newport.
Mrs. Hunt eenoist has arrived in
from her home in Green's