The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-05

| naval representative. COin0r.
Edward c. Hammer has arrived as
assistant naval attache.
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Riano 30 Go to York Harbor.
The Spanish ambassador, Senior de
Riano. who is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Gallatin at Newport. will
go TO York Harbor, Me-, this week to
join Sonora de Riano. who Is spend.
ing the summer there with her sis
ter. Mrs. Chandler Anderson. The
ambassador IL due back in Wash
ington Saturday.
Senior de Riano was the guest of
honor at a dinner given last night by
! Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury. Blair at
Beachholm. their Newport villa.
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! Miss Elizabeth Hughes, younger
daughter OF Secretary OF State and
Mrs. Hughes, will return to Wash.
ington this week after visiting friends
who have a cottage on Lake George.
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] Maurice D. Peterson. Of the British
embassy staff. is visiting the Score
tary OF the Treasury, Andrew w
Mellon. and his daughter Miss Ailsa
MELON. at Barton Lodge, Hot
Springs, Ark.
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DR.. j. B. Hubrecht, secretary of
the Netherlands legation, has return
ed TO Washington after passing his
vacation In Holland. He will serve
as charge d'affaires until the arrival
OF the new minister. DR.. Everwiin.
as the counselor OF the legation
Jonkheer w. II. de Beaufort has
gone to Mexico TO take part in the
centennial celebration there, Early
In October Mr.. de Beaufort will sail
Tor Athens to take up his new duties
as minister Of the Netherlands 10
Greece.
! Congressman Ogden l.. MINIS has
gone 10 newport for short visit and
spent yesterday morning at the
Casino.
The Fenns Located.
Congressman and Mrs. Z. Hart
rem, OF Connecticut. have taken n
apartment at the Connecticut and win
take possession the first Of October.
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Major c. E. d. Bridge. assistant mill.
tery attache of the British embassy.
has returned to Washington from
Cape Cod, where he spent several DAYS
with Mrs. Bridge, who is entertaining
small house party at her cottage
there.
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q. b. Ceccato. Of the italian en-.
bassy, has gone to Hot Springs. Va
and was entertained yesterday after
noon by Mrs. Arthur Evans at her
cottage.
j. de Lagerberg, secretary of the
swedish legation. has returned to
Washington from Deer Isle. Me.
where he spent Ju'y and August.
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Mrs. Patrick N. Bellinger will return
this evening from White Sulphur
Springs, where she has been the guest
Of Miss Mary Frederick. She win he
Joined shortly by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Benoist, of st. Louis.
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Mrs: Clarence Day has returned
from Panama, where she has been the
guest of the French Charge d'Affaires
and Nine. Simonin,
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Anterior Du
Puy will return to town today from
Edgewood Arsenal, where they have
been attending the autumn outing of
the National Press Post OF the Ameri.
can Legion. MI. Du fuy Is an officer
of the post This afternoon Mrs. Du
Puy will leave town for Atlantic City
to attend the National Pageant to be
held there next Sunday and Monday.
She will stop at the Traymore Hotel
and will visit friends in Philadelphia
before returning 70 Washington. Later
In the month Mrs. Du Puy will be the
guest of Mrs. Henry W. Reyes at
Pine Grove Farm, North Haverhill, N.
II. OFT"
s.
Mrs. James Carroll Frazer is perma.
nent chairman of the committee in
charge OF the two productions OF the
pageant THE Cross Triumphant" to
be produced in Washington Cathedral
Close the middle of October.
The proceeds of the pageant will 60
toward the fund being raised for Sc.
Mary's Episcopal School In Raleigh,
N. c., the oldest church school In the
country, and those taking part will be
the members of the various Protestant
Episcopal churches in the District and
their friends. .
Mrs. Marie Moore Forest will direct
the pageant and will be assisted by
H.e ~. ST.