Evening star., 1921-05-23

the first OF next month Tor ILLINOIS,
where she will spend part of the sum-
| mer.
Minister Of Siam
on Leave Of Absence.
The minister of Siam. Phya Prabha
| Karavongse. and his family will leave
Thursday for New York where they
| when they will said for England. The
minister will be on leave of absence
and they will spend three weeks in
England and then by way OF France
and Italy will proceed to Siam on
| July IL.
! The minister of Poland and Princess
Lubomirska entertained brilliantly
| last night at the legation for Nine
! Curie. the dinner at which Nine: Cur1e
! being followed by a reception to
| which she was not able to remain.
However. both events were charming
| the gracious hosts doing honor to the
great woman scientist who was born
/ in their country.
The guests at the dinner were: Nine.
! Marie Curie-Sklodowska and the
| Misses Curie, her daughters; Justice
and Mrs. Pitney. the French ambassa-
dor and Nine. Jusserand. the Speaker
and Mrs. Gillett. Senator and Mrs.
Lenroot. Senator Moses. Representa-
tive Kleczka, the third assistant sec
retary of state. Mr.. r. W. Bliss: Mr..
and Mrs. J. Dyneley Prince of New
York. MIR. and Mrs. Adamowska of
Cambridge. Mass; Maj; and Mrs. w.
VERNON L Kellogg. Mrs Truxton Beale.
! Miss Laura Harlan. Miss Josephine
Patten. Miss Frances Hoar, Mr.. George
Barr Baker of New York. the coun-
| selor Of the Polish legation and Nine.
| Kwapiszewska- MF. Leland Harrison.
Mr. r MnYaf and Prince Eugene
Lubomirski.
| For the reception following the din
ner, at which about one hundred were
! present, a musical program was pro-
| vided. featuring almost exclusively, in
| honor OF Nine. Curie. Polish compost
tions. Mrs. Joseph Adamowska-S SCUM
owska of Boston played charmingly at
!; the piano a number Of pieces by Chopin.
Lady Dean Paul, daughter of vienna
wski, the distinguished Polish composer.
played and sang some of her own COM
the pen name Of "Poldowski." Jan
| Wolanek. noted Polish violinist
! charmed the gathering with some de-
| lightful Polish themes.
| Included among those present at the
reception were members Of the cabinet
and their wives. members Of the Su-
| preme Court. of the diplomatic CORPS
! senators and representatives Among
these were the Secretary Of State and
Mrs. Hughes the Spanish ambassador
| and Mime. Riano. the minister Of Cuba
! and Nine. De Cespedes, the minister of
| the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes and Nine
| Grouitch. the minister of Switzerland
and Nine. Peter. the minister Of Finland
! and Nine. Saastamoinen. the minister Of
Rumania and Princess Bibesco and the
minister of Sweden and Nine. Wallen-
! berg, Senator Boies Penrose. Senator
and Mrs. Lawrence c. Phipps. Senator
and Mrs. W. P Dillingham;. Representa-
F., tive and Mrs. Nicholas Iongworth. Rep
resentative and Mrs. F. W. Mondell. Rep
resentative and Mrs Kuntz. Representa-
F.; tive Stephen Porter. Representative and
Mrs. J. J. Rogers Miss Mabel Boa rdman.
| Miss Julia Lathrop. Mrs. Richard H.
| Townsend. Mrs Henry r. Dimock. Mrs
| Marshall Field Countess Gizycka Mr.
and Mrs. Adolph C. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs
Edward B. Mclean, Mr.. and Mrs. Gist
Blair. Mr. and Mrs. Larz Anderson. the
| Warren. Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Eaughiin.
! Mr. and Mrs H. J. Stabler. DR. and Mrs
fWilliam Miller Collier. Mr.. Herbert Put
! nam and the Rev. DR.. Kruczek Of New
| York and others.
Plan to Entertain
Secretary and Mrs. Fall.
! The minister Of Colombia and Nine.
Crueta have issued invitations for a
dinner Monday evening. June s, to
meet the Secretary of the Interior and
Mrs. Fall.
! he host at dinner Wednesday evening,
June !.
Mrs. James p Mann entertained a
luncheon party at the Shoreham today
in honor Of Mis-. Helen Cannon. who
| recently returned from a year spent
in Europe. and the guest Of Miss Can
non at the New willard Mrs. Jacob L.
Loose of Kansas City
Former Senator and Mrs. Willard
Sanlshurv will return to their home in
! Wilmington. Del. today after spend
4, 'rg the greater part of the winter in
, Washington.
The nresidfnt of the Colonial Danes
sister Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett. will
"-tertain at tea IN their home at 1900
Is to in honor Of the council Of the
National Society of Colonial Danes.
Mr.. and Mrs William Littauer and
! Miss Louise Tittauer lett Washing
TON this morning and will sail from
New York tomorrow for Europe
whore they will open their villa at
Dinard. France. for the summer.
,wr.. Nitchell Returns
From F,uron%au Trin.
Mra Mitchell. wife Of Cen. William
Mitchell returned Yesterday from
.h-ee norths spent in Europe. Gen.
Mitchell few to New York to meet
her. and they returned together nv
train They are at their home. 1912
Rhode Island avenue.
The Rev DR.. Harold X. Van Buren,.
| formerly OF Washington. but now
-oc,o- Of the Episcopal Church at
Slovilla Ga. and president Of the
| Cherokee college. 10 in WASHINGTON
in connection with raising an endow-
! u,ent for Cherokee College and is
staying at the Continental Hotel.
Miss Valerie Padelford has returned
to Stonleigh Court from a visit in
Philadelphia of some days
National Park Girl
to Wed r. =. Eaaby Smith.
DR.. and Mrs. John w. Withers of
Pine Bluff. Ark. have announced the
engagement of their daughter Mildred
to Mr.. Frank S. Easily Smith Of this
city. Miss Withers was for two years
student of the National Park Semi
nary. and graduated from there last
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