The Washington times., 1921-10-14

, ton. The dining room opens Into Q
boAutifnily proporuoned conserve
tory filled with tropic plants. which
provieds an enchanting vista
japan has leased tho historic
Blaine mansion In Dupont Circle ss
an auxiliary 10 It's embassy Tor the
period Of the conference; and the
Roumanian Legation recently por'
chased the house at Sheridan Circle
which Col. and Mrs. Robert M
Thompson occupied 20 long.
The new Netherlands legation,
now IN the process OF construction,
10 one OF the handsomest legation
building In tho city and occupies Z
Euclid streets. looking OF over
the entire city. IL will be completed.
II all goes we'll, along about the first
OF the now year and by that time
Nine. Evorwyn. wife Of the new
minister Of the Netherlands win
have come out 10 Join him.
nR. EvERwYN wss . guest today
~ OF Edward BOX. OF Phiiadsiphia
who ntertainsd hin, at luncheon At
the willard. Although a very dis
tinerishod American citissn. Mr..
Box II q HollAnder by birth. and he
IL keenIy interested In the Neither
Ands-Arnerican foundation, now In
process Of organization. Indeed. I
believe he is---or 10 70 be--the pres
idsnt DIR. Everwyn will leave town
tomorrow for Chicago. and Grand
Rapids to remain until the latter
part OF next week.
WHILE the delegates Of the
w Netherlands to the afma-
ments conference have not yet
been selected. IL is understood
that there will be three or four
and that about ten others will bs
included In the secretAriat,- O
group Of about fifteen persons In
all. The legation is now seeking
quarters for than. The statement
that Jonkheer w. H. de Beaufort.
sOmetime counselor of the lega-
tioh and recently appointed Mn
lister Of the Netherlands to Greece.
would remain here until after the
conference gave. rise to the sup
position that he might b one OF
the delegates. However. II 10
stated at the legation that any
announcement would be prema'
ture, as It is not even definitely
decided that Jonkheer de Beaufort
will remain.
Dr., ]. B. Hubrecht. secretary OF
the Netherlands legation. and Nine.
Hubrecht entertained informally ut
dinner last evening to celebrate
Mime. Hubrecht's return after spend
ing the summer in Holland. Or.
Hubrecht's mother, Nine. J. N. HUI
brecht, has arrived to visit them
for two or three months and tbs
party last evening was also arranged
to afford her An opportunity to meet
some Of the friends of her son and
daukhter-in-law. The guests In
cluded the Netherlands minister.
DIR. Everwyn. Jonkheer de Beaufort.
the Counselor Of the Russian EN-
bassy' and Nine. de Bach. Mrs.
Claude B. Mayo, Miss Rosalind
Wright, and Baron @. W., de Vos
van Steenwyk, OF the legation STAFF.
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Mrs. Coolidge. wife Of the Vics
and her guest. Mrs. r. u
ILLS, of Northampton. Mass, vii
motor to Gunston Hall tomorrow tc
ave luncheon with Mrs. Louis Hertle,
Mistress OF this historic estate, and tc
inspect Mrs. Hertle's chrysanthemums
which are now In their cory.
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Ambassador Returning.
The Ambassador of Belgium and
baroness de Cartier sailed from Ant.
rerp yesterday aboard the Lapland
nd win arrive in New York about
october 20. They wfll be accom-
anied by Gen. Baron Jacques. OF the
|eiSian army. who has accepted an
TO attend convention OF
ne American Legion in Kansas City
n October 1. and Mrne. de selys,
life Of the new counselor at the
Postmaster General VIII II. Hays
nee of The Three Musketesrs" at
ne Columbia Th.ater on wsdnes-
ay. Members OF tho British en-
assy staff made up another party
, zee the film, the group including
Iugh v. Tennant and Captain Har-
er.
The Secretary Of the lSsvy and
Irs. DENLY will attend the foosssil
ams between the Naval Academy
nd Princeton University Vt Annap-
lis tomorrow. They win be the
uests of Rear Admiral Horny B,
wilson. superintendent OF the acad-
my. ana Mrs. Wilson over the week'
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Mrs. Hoover. wife of the Secretary
( Commerce, who has been In Cali.
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