The Washington times., 1921-07-27

who sailed for England yesterday.
The Ambassador Of Peru and Nine.
Pezet will motor to New York. leav-
ing Washington today, to attend the
celebration of Peruvian independence
to be given by the Peruvian colony
in New York tomorrow. A number
of American officials will be present
Senior Pezet and the Peruvian Club
will entertain at a dinner on West
Eighty-eighth street. which will be
attended by all the members of the
embassy staff. who will go to New
York for the celebration. Enrique
Higginson. consul general. and Ru-
dolfo A. Zapata. vice president OF the
club. will be on the committee Of ar
rangements, and the ambassador, as
well as other of his countrymen, will
speak, Peruvian artists will play and
sing native compositions.
After a short stay in New York
Senior and Sonora Pact Will leave for
a motor tour in the White Mountains
and along the Massachusetts, coast.
They will return to Washington in d
few weeks.
Col. Charles Beecher Warren. re.
Gently appointed Ambassador to Ia
pan. now in Europe on a vacation
will return to the United States
early next month and will sail for
Tokyo as soon afterward as possible.
Col. Warren needed a vacation and
his trip abroad is said to have been
beneficial.
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The American Minister to Holland,
William Phillips. and Mrs. Phillips.
returned to The Hague yesterday
after a three weeks trip to Wash.
ington.
Pershing is Legion Guest.
Gen. John J. Pershing, chief of staff,
has been invited to go to Norfolk Sep
TENDER / to deliver an address before
, the State convention of the American
Legion. Admiral William S. Sims also
has been invited to attend.
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Richard washburn Child, the new
American ambassador to Italy, and
Mrs. Child made their first official
appearance at a reception given last
night by the students of the Uni
versity of Rome to the American
men and women students who now
are visiting Italy to participate in tho
exercises concentrating the 6OOth
anniversary of the death of Dante.
The American ambassador was re
ceived by Mario Corbino, italian
minister of instruction, ana a band
played the American national an
them. Prof. Fano welcomed AM
hasasdor Child AMI the American
uirnts in the name ~ the rector
of the University of Rome.
The ambassador of France, Jules j.
Jusserand, and Nine. Jusserand will
start their. belated trip to their ma
tive land today by sailing on board
the new French liner Paris. The Am
bassador and Nine. Jusserand had ar.
ranged to go to France on the first
eastward trip of the Paris on June 25
but were obliged to cancel their de-
parture at the last minute.
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Mrs. Frank Kellogg who, with the
Senator. spent the past weekend as
the guests of Senator and Mrs.
Truman Newberry at Watch Hill, r.
l.. is visiting in New York and will
return to Washington tomorrow. Sen
ator Kellogg returned on Monday. ~
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Mrs. Tasker Oddie, wife of Senator
Oddie, who has been motoring with
friends through New York State for
the past ten days, will return by
automobile the end of the week.
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Claude Langlais will leave tonight
for White Rock, Me-. to spend ten
days with Nine. Langlais. who is
spending the summer there. Mrs.
Ashmead Fuller will leave a week
from today for Maine, to join Mrs.
Langlais for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. p. A. Drury, jr., are
receiving congratulations on the birth
o: a son, born this morning Mrs
Drury was Miss Marguerite Simonds
before her marriage, which took
place last August.
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HodgIsins Take Boat Trip. q.
Dean Howard Lincoln Hodgkins, of
George Washington University, and
Mrs. Hodgkins are making a boat trip
to the South, stopping at Savannah
and Jacksonville for short visits.
| John Henderson returned to Wash.
ington yesterday after spending six
weeks in California and Honolulu
His daughter. Miss Beatrice Hender.
son, who accompanied him on the
| trip is now with her grandmother.
Mrs. John B. Henderson, at South
ampton.
! Alexander Smith and his daughter,
Miss Esther Smith, will leave Sunday
for Haven, Me, to spend two weeks
with Mrs. Smith, who is passing the
remainder of the summer there with
her sister and niece, Mrs. Sallie Gray
and Miss Agnes Gray. of New York
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Mr.. Francois Berger Moran has
as her guest Miss Mabelle Heikes Jus.
| tice, of New York, who is being ex.
| tensively entertained.
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Emory Land. L. S. N, assistant
naval attache at the United States
Embassy at London, has been ordered
to Washington for duty at the Navy
Department. Commander and Mrs.
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