The Washington herald., 1921-05-06

DuElnB Ms absence NINE. 1dTCla
will remain in Washington with her
mother. Nine. J. Ferrero.
DR.. Jose T. Baron, second secre-
tary. left yesterday for Cuba. to
spend two months.
Interesting news from. Rome 10
that the King of Italy has given his
consent for his cousin, the Duke Of
ton which will bring greetings to
President Harding. The Duke, who
speaks English fiuently, has most
distinguished war record.
Mrs. Joseph W. Folk, wife of the
former governor of Missouri. was
hostess at a luncheon at the Shore
ham yesterday.
Capt. Clarence j. Henry, Of the
British Embassy staff, will go to
Virginia to spend the weekend.
Representative John Philip Hill.
of Maryland, with Mrs. Hill and
their two daughters, Suzanne and
Elise, have taken possession OF the
residence of Admiral Chester, at 1885
h street, near Connecticut avenue,
which they have leased.
Mrs. f. NJ. Talcott will be hostess
at a bridge party next Tuesday
afternoon and again next Wednes-
day afternoon.
The engagement is announced OF
Miss Louise Keene Bowie. daughter
Of Judge and Mrs. r. Irving Bowie,
of Upper Marlboro, to Frank Ma
gruder Hall Miss Bowie resides
with her parents at their country
estate. Norburne, at Upper MARI
boro. Mr.. Hall is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Lee Hall, of Upper
Marlboro, and Is associated with
his brother-in-law. State Attorney
n. Hampton Magruder. in the prac-
tice of law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Lever
ing, jr, who have been residents OF
Washington for the last three years
while Mr.. Levering was in business
here. have returned to Baltimore 10
| make their home.
An interesting and unexpected
marriage was that of Miss Anna
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Representative f. N. Zihlman, to
Edwin n. Evans. son of Lieut.. Col.
Horace M. Evans. on Monday. Mr..
Evans until recently was a student
at George Washington University.
The yiscountess de Selignac is
expected to arrive in Washington
from New York this week. "hlle
here she will be guest at the
Shoreham.
The first of the series of dances
to be given by the Little Season
Club this evening at Rauschers
will be preceded by a number OF
interesting dinner parties. Mrs r.
R. Gown will entertain at dinner
as will also Miss Floy Barnhardt'
who has an apartment at the Marl-
boro. The guests will be received
by Mrs. Charles ]. Bell and Mrs
Joseph Hampson and will be pre-
sented by Chester Lockwood.
Mrs. Alexander Stewart is.a guest
in New York, at the New Ambas-
sador Hotel.
Mrs. Charles ]. Bell has as her
guest at her home at Twin Oaks
Miss Anita Henry.
Mrs. William Low, Of Savannah
Ca. founder Of the Girl Scouts or
eanization in America, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
German at "Sunnybrook." their
home at Stevenson, Green Spring
Valley. will come to Washington
with Mrs. German and Miss Emma
Warner, chairman OF the Cir
Scouts. to attend the Girl Scouts
rally tomorrow.
Mrs Nathaniel B. Dial, wofe OF
the Senator from South Carolina
was at home yesterday Afternoon
at a pretty Informal tea. Receiv'
ing with her were her daughter
Miss Rebecca Dial. and Senator
Dials eldest daughter, Mrs. NJ. ]
Williams. of Birmingham. The
guests were received in rooms
bright with peonies. roses, tulip:
and buttercups. whose gay colo~
were particularly effective because
of the dark weather. PRESIDING
over the tea urns during the frst
hour were Mrs. Charles A. Dougla.
and Mrs Edward K. Campbell
while Mrs. Park Trammell, wife oi
:, the Senator from Florida, and Mrs
Oddie. wife of the Senator. from
Nevada. poured tea during the sec.
ond hour.
Mrs. Lyman B. Swormstedt. new
ly elected president. will be hostes.
at the directors reception of the
Women's City Club on Sunday af.
ternoon, t:30 to o'clock. TIL,
newly elected officers and member,
) Of the board will assist. Including
Mrs. William Z. Chamberlin, Mrs
George Eastment, Mrs. Nina Z. Al.
lender. Miss Mabel Owen. Miss Flor.
ence Fraser Stiles, Miss Mary
! o'Toole, Mrs. Howard L. HodRkins
Miss Laura n Bsrsisn. Miss Aiics