Evening star., 1921-06-19

tanned a company of educators. both
American and Chinese, at dinner last
evening at the Shoreham Hotel. His
guests numbered fourteed and in
legation. Mr.. Yung- -kwai: DR. Yen.
head Of the Chinese educa tional mis-
sion: the librarian Of Congress. Mr.
Herbert Putnam. and DR.. Scott. Mr..
!'sai. who has been at Wardman Park
Hotel for his visit. will leave today
for Buffalo. n. y. returning to China
after a series of visits to educational
institutions in this country
The charge d'affaires of Finland,
APARTMENT at Wardman Park Hotel
which he has occupied and is estab-
lished at 1l03 10th street. the house
which the minister and Nine. Saas-
| tamoinen leased soon after their ar
rival at this post. The minister and
Nine. Saastamoinen are spending the
summer in their home in Finland.
The acting military and naval at
tache of the Polish legation. Mai.
Mach. who has been living at 1926
Biltmore street. has taken an apart
ment at 24o0 18th street.
The cor,mercial attache Of the Bra
lillian embassy and Nine. Sampaio are
again in their apartment at Stone
leigh Court, after a visit to their
home in Brazil.
The secretary of the japanese en-
bassy and Nine. Saburi have taken
the house at Magnolia Parkway,
Chevy Chase, and are established
there for the summer.
The commercial attache of the
Netherlands legation, DR.. D. H. An
dreae, sailed early last week from
Holland aboard the Rhineland for this
country and is expected to arrive the
end of this week. DR.: Andreae has
made a short visit to his home. and
Nine. Andreae will sail later in the
summer for Holland. where she will
remain until the late autumn.
seaorita Ramona Lefevre. sister Of
legation. will leave Washington early
in July to return to her home In Pan
ANA for a brief visit before going to
Europe for two months. She will
join Mr.. Lefevre m Washington in
the autumn.
The secretary of the Norwegian Re.
CATION and Nine. Selmer-Anderssep
accompanied by their baby son. will
go to New York next week and will
sail from there July for their home
in Norway.
The agricultural adviser of the Nor
wegian legation and Nine. Five have
gone to Cliff Highlands. Me. where
Nine. Five will spend the summer.
Mrs. Champ Clark, widow of the
former Speaker of the House OF Rep
resentatives, is i'm New York for a
brief stay, and is at the Vanderbilt.
Farmer Senator and Mrs. Thomas p.
Gore were the guests over the last
week end of Capt and Mrs. Thomas J.
Sem at the naval torpedo station.
Newport. Senator Gore was the speak
er at Newport Lodee for the Eiks.
Flag day exercises. and that evening
Capt. and Mrs. Sem entertained at
dinner in honor of their guests.
Mrs. Henry Jackson Hunt. jr.. is
making a short visit to her parents
before going to Camp Deyens, Mass.
to Join Lieut.. Hunt. who is stationed
there.
Mrs. Terry B. Thompson left Wash
inRton Thursday. after being with her
widow Of the Chief Justice. and will
ioin Commander Thompson, who now
is on duty at New London, Conn.
N. Depew will 60 to Hot Springs. Va.
today and will be there uItil the 1st
Of August, when they will go north.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Halsey Patchin
of San Francisco are visiting Mrs.
Patehin's mother. Mrs Beverley R.
Mason.
MIRA Edward L. Munson will be the
guest Of honor of Col. and Mrs. T. @.
daughter, Miss Katherine Aunson,
Who now is the guest Of Miss Buck
hold in Montreal, Canada Miss Buck
hold has many friends In Washington,
made during her visit last winter to
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