The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-04-29


FRINGE OF MONACO ENTERTAINs.
His Serene Highness Prince Albert
of Monaco entertained a company
at luncheon today in his suite at the
Hotel Washington. His guests In
cluded: Prince de Bearn. Robert
Bliss, William Whiting Andrews.
Rear Admiral r. s. Griffin. Rear
Admiral A. T. Long, Rear Admiral
A. III Chandler. Capt. Arthur ]. Hep
burn, DR.. Charles ID. Walcott DR..
Charles G.. Abbot, DR.. George Il.
Hale, Dr. Philip S. Smith, DR..
Charles +. Marvin. DR.. Il. w. Nelson,
Col. T.. Lester Jones. DIR. s. w. STRAIT
ton, DR.. Hugh NJ. Smith, DR.. II. +.
Moore. w. de C. Ravenel, DR.. Vernon
Kellogg, DR.. John c. Merriam, DIR.
Louis A. Bauer. DR.. Arthur l.. Day,
John Hays Hammond, Gilbert
Grosvenor, A. Chambers Oliphant. c.
Fitzhugh Tallman. T. T. Belote,
Allison v. Arthur. John b. Hender-
son, Commander H. Bouree. DR.. F.
Louet and Austin H. Clark.
His highness Is recuperating from
the slight indisposition caused by
the strenuousness Of his program
when he first reached Washington,
but is not yet able to leave his
Bliss, Third Assistant Secretary OF
State. has been Obliged to recall the
invitations for the dinner he was
to have given tonight in honor Of
Prince Albert.
II he is strong enough the Prince
of Monaco will visit Mount Vernon
tomorrow to place wreath upon
the tomb of Washington. He will
be accompanied by William Whiting
Andrews, Austin II. Clark, Com
mander Bouree and DR.. Louet. The
prince and his suite will leave Sun
day for New York. where he Will
stay for a time. His departure from
Washington closes the official
ASPECT of his visit to this country
and after Sunday he will make a
number OF visits to friends in and
around New York until May Il.
when he sets sail for home.
Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Grosver-
nor gave a dinner last night, their
guests being asked to meet Prince
Albert of Monaco. In the company
were the Russian Ambassador,
Boris Bakhmeten, and his sister,
Nine. Bazadoff: Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Lansing. DR.. and Mrs. Alexand-
err Graham Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick V. Coville. Mr.. and Mrs. Ru-
dolph Kaufman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin II. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. DAY.
i'd Fairchild. Miss Julia MATHS.
Miss Catherine Dunlop Mackenzie,
Miss Nina Lunn. Miss Gertrude
Grosvenor, DR.. ]. Howard Gore. F.
w. Baldwin. John oliver LaGorce
and Commander Bouree and DR..
Louet, OF the Princes suite.
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HUGHEsEs RENT GRAYSTONE.
The Secretary OF State and Mrs
Hughes have sublet Graystone on the
edge of Rock Creek Park fr m Mr.
and Mrs. winthrop Rutherford. an
will take possession about the middle
OF May, Mr.. and Mrs. Rutherford go
ing to their place in New Jersey
Graystone belongs to Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Armat. who are now living a.
1870 Wyoming avenue.
Secretary and Mrs. Hughes will b.
guests OF honor at the dinner which
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Warren are Civ
ing tonight.
DIR. Dominica HOST.
The minister of Venezuela, Dr. Dor
Santos A. Dominica, will entertain
at dinner tonight for the ministe,
OF foreign relations OF Venezuela
DR.. Don Esteban Gil Borges, Nine
Gil Borges, the other members OF
the Venezuelan special mission, OF
which DR.. Gil Borges Is the head
and the ladies of their party. Mist
Ines Dominica, sister of the minister
and chatelaine of the legation. viii
be hostesss. The Ambassador Of
Peru and Nine. Pezet the Minister
of Ecuador and Nine. Elizalde and
the Minister of Colombia and Nine
Urueta are among the guests asket
to meet - mission.
So successful was Mrs. Thomas r
walshs roof garden dance last Frida.
that she will repeat it tonight-weath
err permitting. II the weather con
tinues inclement the dance will b.
There will be several hundred guest
and numerous dinner parties will pre-
cede the dance.
Mrs. John B. Henderson will b
hostess at a young peoples dinner
tonight, entertaining for a group o.
the bachelor attaches of the British
embassy, who have taken a house n
Bar Harbor for the summer. Shs
has asked some of those who go e
Bar, Harbor each summer to meet
them. Miss Ailsa Mellon, daughter OF
the Secretary Of the Treasury, and
Miss Olyve Graef, with whom she II
staying, will be among the guests.
.
Mrs. A. Mitchell Palmer is loanins
her house today for one OF tn,
most original benfits OF the present
season. play with dancing put or
by little Miss Mary Palmer and 81,
OF her school mates from Holtor
Arms schools. Ten cents admission
will be charged and the proceed,
will go to the Washington Human,
Society The Children haye WRIT er