The Washington times., 1921-11-09

shire avenue, which 10 fOF sale, ana
viii take possession OF their new home
early In the winter.
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Mrs. Blaine Beale will come to
Washington from New York. TO be the
guest OF Mrs. Chandler Hale for the
duration OF the conference.
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The first OF the series OF concerts
diplomatiques TO be given, under the
auspices OF the Chamber OF Music So
ciety, this winter will take place next
Tuesday morning at II o'clock In the
ballroom OF the Hadleigh Hotel.
A Verdi-Puccini program will be
given by Marie Sundelius, soprano;
Frieda Klink. contTalto; Paul AT
house. tenor. and Fred Patton, bari
tone.
The list OF patronesses has been an
nounced and includes Nine. Riano,
Nine. Matthew, Nine. de Cespedes,
Nine. Grouitch. Princess LubomirskA,
Nine. Axel Wallenberg, Mrs. Albert
Il. Fall, Mrs. Herbert Hoover, Mrs. j.
J. Davis, Miss Ailsa Mellon, and many
others.
Richard Arnold Chapter. ID. A. r..
met last night at the home OF the
secretary. Mrs. A. A. Gottsall in
Chevy Chase. The Regent Mrs. M.
st. Clair Blackburn presided. Re
ports were heard. and plans for the
seasons activities approved. There
was an interesting program including
vocal selection by Miss Helen Hiil
Hopkins, the registrar. who read a
paper, Mrs. Grace Porter Hopkins,
historian OF the Richard Arnold
Chapter. was appointed chairman OF
the International Relations commit.
tee to acquaint the chapter OF the
Arms Conference happenings during
the entire session. Guests included
Mrs. Sutherland Curtis and Miss
Tibbetts.
Mr.. and Nine. Philippe O. Soyez
entertained at dinner last evening In
compliment to the Secretary OF the
Brazilian Embassy and Nine. do
Amaral. In the company, which In
cluded the Brazilian ambassador, Mr..
Augusta de Alencar, were the Com
mercial Attache OF the Brazilian EN-
bassy and Nine. Sebastiao Sampaio.
the former ambassador OF Brazil Mr..
Oliveira Lima and Nine. Lima. the
ronsul of the Brazilian embassy in
Baltimore and Nine. Tavares, the
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Mr.. Galvao Bueno: the second secre.
tary, Mr.. Joaquin Leao; the naval
attache OF the Portuguese legation in
Ncw York. Commandant Philemon
Duarte d'Almeida. and Miss Lelita
Dawson.
The Commercial Attache of the
Embassy and Nine. Sampaio enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday in com
pliment to Mr.. and Nine. do Amaral.
The other guests included the former
brazilian Minister and Mime. Oliveira
Lima. Franklin Adams, of the Pan.
American Union, and Mrs. Adams,
The Brazilian Consul at Baltimore
and Mime. l.. de II. Tavares. Senor
de Galvao Bueno, secretary of the
Embassy; Senor ]. de Souza Leao,
lhe naval attache: Comdr. Guilherme
Ricken, Mr.. and Nine. Philippe
Soyez, and n. =. de Almeida, of the
Pan-American Union.
Joaquin de Sousa Leao will en-
tertain at dinner Saturday evening
at Wardman Park in honor OF Mr..
and Nine. do Amaral, who will leave
shortly for England, where Mr.. do
Amaral has been appointed secre.
tary Of the embassy in London.
Miss Anne Morgan Is coming to
Washington for the Armistice Day
celebration and to attend the first
meeting of this season of the Wash
ington branch of the Committee for
Devastated France. Miss Morgan. the
national head Of the organization. will
address the meeting. which is to be
held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
at the home OF Mrs. Robert Woods
Bliss, 1885 Massachusetts avenue.
The Women's Welfare Association
will hold a bazaar and sale Of hats
tomorrow and Friday at it's head