The Washington times., 1921-07-25

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- Princess Fatima. Sultana OF
ruler OF Afghanistan. with her three
sons, Prince Mohammed Hashim
Khan, Prince Mohammed Aim Khan,
and Prince Mohammed Albar Khan,
and Prince Zerdechenois. the crown
prince of Egypt.
In Difference to royalty the recep-
ton will take place in the Blue Room
OF the White House and will be cere-
f,onious as BELTS the occasion. The
Sui . a, who is in this country for
pleasure trip, will wear the famous
diamond of fifty carats and said to
he one of the largest in the world.
After the fashion Of her country. she
wears in her nose jewel. q white
sapphire of great value.
Prince Zerdechenois, who recently
married Miss Katherine Spiegel. VI
Kentucky, speaks English fluently.
The American princess is In line for
the throne once occupied by Cleo
Zerdechenois has special interest
Owing to the fight indisposition
that has kept her in her room for
several days Mrs. Harding may not
be able to be present when the Prcsi.
dent receives the distinguish visi-
tors this afternoon.
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The President received a party of
ten girl students from the Bryn Mawr
summer school at o'clock. informally,
in the executive offices. The students
are from mills and factories and have
come to Washington as part of their
educational course which they are now
enjoying at the famous college for
women. Miss Mary Anderson. direc-
tor of the Woman's Bureau. United
States Department of Labor. presented
the visitors to the President.
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Viscount Northcliffe. the famous
London publisher. arrived in New
York on the Aquitania last Satur-
day and will come to Washington
for a brief visit.
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Princess Sails Tomorrow.
The Rumanian Minister and Prin-
cess Bibesco. who have been at Bar
Harbor, are in New York today. The
Princess and her child will sail to-
morrow on the Aquitania. Prince
Bibesco will return to Washington
this week.
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The Ambassador of Italy, Senior Ro-
landi Ricci. will sail for Italy tomor-
row on the Acquitania. Signor Wit
torie Falorsi, secretary temporarily at
tached to the embassy. and Signora
Falorsi also will sail on the Acqui.
tania.
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Nine. Riano, wife Of the Ambassa-
dor of Spain, will pass a few days in
New York this week on her way to
York Harbor, Me-, to visit her brother
in-law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Chand-
Ter p. Anderson.
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Wilson's at Theatsy.
Former President Wilson and Mrs
Wilson. with John Randolph Boiling
and r. w. Boiling, attended Keith s
Theater Saturday evening. The party,
as usual. were the recipients of a large
volume Of applause from the audience.
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The secretary o fthe Uruguyan lega-
ton aid Nine. de Pena will leave
Washington Friday for Monterey, Pa.
where Nine. de Pena will remain until
September. Mr.. de Pena will spend
few days there and return to the le-
cation, Joining her for week-ends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Philip G. Kaufman
are receiving congratulations on the
birth of son, who will be named
Franklin Lane Kaufman after Mrs.
Kauffmann's father, the late Franklin
X. Lane, former Secretary Of the In
terror.
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Mime. Huntington. wife Of the as
NJ nj mil ~ hA 81 ~ lso
embassy, who has gone to New York.
will return to Washington for a few
days at the end Of August and go TO
Canada in September Captain Hun
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