The Washington times., 1921-06-13

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day. Mrs. Reed will return TO Wash
ington about July i.
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PAPAL MISSION DUE.
A pontifcsl special mission. which
Is to represent the Vatican at the
centennial exposition in Lima. Peru.
{ cpening in July. will reach washing
ten tomorrow. Tho mission. which
1. comirs to pay its respects to the
ambassador Of Peru, Federico AL
fonxo Peset. and the papai delegate.
Monsignor Bonxapo, IL headed by his
excellsncy. Carlos Pietropaot, arch
bishop Of caiids and papal nuncio on
SPECIAL mission. The other members
the old Roman nobility; Monsignor
rietro dc Borgia and Prof. DIR. An
tonic Giovannini-
The distinguished visitors are sail
ing from New York for Peru on Juno
21 and will pass a few days in Wash
inEton and q few days In New York.
While here they will be entertained
by the Ambassador OF Peru and Nine.
Pezet-
The Ambassador of Peru and Nine.
Pezst have with them for few days
their nephew, Manuel Montero. tr..
who 10 on his way from Peru TO Eu-
rope. They took their young guest to
today and are planning Sow
eral small parties in his honor. Yes
terday the Ambassador and Nine.
Pezet entertained at one of the de-
lightfully informal Sunday luncheons
which they have been giving through
tho season. They had twelve guests.
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The ambassador OF Great Britain.
Sir Auckland Geddes, who accom-
panied Lady Gsddes and their chil-
dren to their summer home In Dark
Harbor, Me-, a short time ago. is ex-
peoted back In Washington about the
middle Of tho week.
The minister from switzerland and
Nine. Peter will so to Boston We'd
nssday to attend tho graduation ex-
srcises at Harvard where their eld-
est son is a student. Later in the
summer the minister and Nine. Pc
ter will make a trip to the Pacihc
coast where they win be extensive
ly entertained in and about San
Francisco.
The Rumanian minister and Prin-
cess Bfbesco are in New York for
a few days and are stopping at the
Chatham
Gen. John J. Pershing will leave for
New York tomorrow. where he Will
be the principal speaker at the re-
union of the officers of the world war,
which will be held at Sea Girt. N. j.,
beginning tomorrow and lasting un-
til Friday. Maj. Cen william q. Haan,
Brig. Gen, Dennis e. Nolan. Senator
James w. Wadsworth. Jr, and Con-
gressman Julius Kahn also will be
among the speakers.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert T. Ldncoln have
opened their home. Hildsne. at Man
chester, VT.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. N. Poulief will
leave washington on Wednesday for
NarsRansett Pier to spend the sum-
mer with Mrs. Pouiieff's mother, Mrs
Frank samuels.
Mrs. Marshall Field has closed her
home in Sixteenth street for the sea
son, and 10 in New York.
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Thomas Nelson Page. formerly AM
bassador to Italy, accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. Thomas p. Lindsay OF
Boston, left Hot Springs. Va, lsft
night for Washington.
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Congressman and Mrs. Calvin ID.
Paige Of Massachusetts are visiting
Commander and Mrs. Norman T. Mc-
Lean At Newport.
Miss Anne Martin Johnson OF Wash
ington 10 one of the twenty-four
vasssr students who this year have
won the honor Of appearing as bear
srs Of the daisy chain at commence
ment.
Mrs. w. J. Boardmsn and Miss
Boardman closed their home In 7
street Saturday and left for a short
visit to Mrs. Boerdmsn's youngest
daughter. Mrs. Murray Crane. at Dali
ton, Mass. They will 30 later TO their
summer home at Murray Bay, Canada
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Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Oswald Ernst
and Miss Helen Ernst have opened
their cottage at Blue Ridge Summit
for the summer.
Mrs. n. r.. Brainerd, of Los Angeles
Cal, who has been visiting in wash
inston for several days. viii leave al
the end OF this week for the West she
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