The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-10-03
Secretary Mellon Returns.

The Secretary Of Agriculture and
J Mrs. Wallace have moved from the
Highlands TO the apartment In Ward.
man Park Hotel. which they have
leased for the winter.
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Mrs. William Howard Taft. wife Of
the Chief Justice, will leave tomor.
row for New Haven, to be gone a
week or ten days.
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| The Roumanian minister, Prince
Bibssco, will leave today for New
York. where he will remain for sew
eral days.
Mrs. Roosevelt Arrives.
| With the arrival OF Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt, wife Of the Assistant
Secretary of the Navy. who II due
In Washin gton today or tomorrow,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt will take
possession Of their new house, 1901
| Twenty first street. The house be.
longs TO Mrs. George X. McLanahan,
who has had Il rented for the last
year or two and has been living at
Miss Irma Strong. daughter Of
Con gresham and Mrs. James O..
Strong, gave a luncheon today for
Miss Margaret Thorp Green, whose
marriage to Courtney Campbell, Of
! New York, will take place on Thurs
day. Tonight Miss Green will be
the guest Of honor at q dinner to
be given by Or. and Mrs. Edwin A..
Merritt. The guests will include
members of the families OF the bride
and bridegroom who are here to
attend the wedding.
DIR. J. B. Hubrecht. secretary Of the
legation OF the Netherlands, will
leave this week for New York to meet
Nine. Hubrecht and their three chill.
drsn, who are arriving on saturday
from Holland aboard the Ryndam,
The offices In the new legation,
which 10 being built at Fifteenth and
Euclid streets, win be occupied the
latter part Of this month. but the
legation itself will not be completed
until some time later.
Senator Gerry Back.
Senator Peter Goeiet Gerry has re-
turned to Warrington after spending
/ a short time with his sister, Miss
Mabel Gerry, who resides in New
York.
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The naval attachs OF the French
Embassy, Capt. Jean +. J. e. Risal,
arrived In Washin gton yesterday after
being In Paris for some time. The
second secretary. Jules Henry. who is
also in France on leave, will return
the snd of the month.
/. T. Mann has returned from Mag.
nolta, Mass, where he spent the sum.
! n1sr. He made the trip by motor. BIZ
lie Mann left Magnolia to restims his
studies at Yale. Mrs. Mann and Miss
Alice Mann, who are abroad, will Join
Mr.. Mann here ut the end OF the
month. Miss Mann Will make her de-
but on Thanksgiving Day.
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A farewell dinner in honor a, ca,
Charles w. Kutz, until recently En-.
sineer Commissioner Of the District,
viii be given tonight at wardman
Park Hotel. Colonel Charles Keller,
| who will succeed Colonel Kutz. Com
missioner Cuno H. Rudolph and Com
| missioner James F. Oyster will share
honors with Colonel kutz.
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Mr.. and Mrs. syivanus Stokes, il. -,
who have been In Europe for several
weeks. will sail from Cherbourg on
| return at once to Washington.
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Mrs. George x. McIanahan. WHO
passed the summer in New Haven,
where she occupied the Duer rssid ance.
inherited from her mother, will sail
with her children tomorrow on tho
Aquitania to pass the winter in France
ana England. ~ -
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Nj. and Mrs. Perry johnson, of this
city, who returned from France aboard
| the Paris, on Saturday, will. re open
their Sheridan circle home today.
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Mrs. Mark Brooke has arrived from
Fort Leavenworth, where Colonel
Brooke has been assigned TO duty as
instructor. After placing her young
daughter in school. Mrs. Brooke will
| mother, Mrs. Francis M. 0unnell, at
the lstter's home on Twentieth street.
Capt. and Mrs. Charles II. Harlow
| will sail from New York tomorrow on
! board the Aquitania to be abroad q
year.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert H. Grosyenor
and Miss Lillian Grosvenor have lcft
| for New York to be at the Vanderbilt
Hotel for brief stay.
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Mrs. Lawrence Townsend and John
Dyneley Prince, recently appointed
| American minister to Denmark, and
| Mrs Prince are guests Of Clarence r.
| Mackay at his summer home At South.
ampton, L. I. With Mr.. Maokay they
attended the d.dicstk II Of the wa.
| memorial building at Resign, L. T.. last
night. and were present at the ron.
Maclay's estate, which preceded It