The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-28

| Daughter OF MrA sidney baIOu,
who Is now in Washington after
| passing the winter abroad.
the conference which came to a close
yesterday will be among the guests
Mrs. Andrews will have on exhibition
a series of her sketches of historic
spots which have been restored by
the Colonial Danes and marked for
| posterity; and she is also showing
some charming pen and ink sketches
of London street corners. Mrs.
Charles Hume and Mrs. J. o. Evans
will preside at the tea table.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Gravener will be
hosts this evening at a dinner at the
Chevy Chase Club before the weekly
dance in compliment to Mrs. Craven
er's sister. Mrs. Clarence E. Seitz. of
New York. who is their guest.
The guests will number twenty-five,
and baskets of peonies will decorate
the table. This will be the last Of
series OF small luncheons and dinners
which Mr.. and Mrs. Gravener have
been giving for their guest, who will
return to her home on Monday.
The Misses Richards entertained at
| dinner last night at the Grafton Hotel
for Mrs. Seitz, and on Thursday even
| ing Mrs. Seitz was the guest of honor
at the dinner which Mrs. David Kaime
gave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gravener will leave
| soon for Chicago for visit, and will
return to Washington before going
away for the summer.
| Mrs. John c. Let's and the Misses
Let's will entertain at tea this az
ternoon at their home. "Ayrlawn."
Mrs. Let's mother, Mrs. Catherine
Lewis, of Florida, who has just ar
rived to spend the remainder OF tie
summer with her daughter. will re-
ceive with them. Mrs. Joseph Rob-
erts and Mrs. James Franks. OF
Philadelphia, who are with Mrs.
Let's for the weekend, will also
assist in receiving.
| Mrs. Burton Kimberly, Mrs. Frank
w. Mondell, Mrs. william l.. Nc
Dowell, Mrs. Leslie Bratton, and Miss
Batello will take turn at the tea
table. assisted by Miss Elaine Ham
iiton. Miss Dorothy Mondel. and
Miss Helen Kelley.
Mrs. Lemuell Towers is entertaining
at bridge this afternoon. There are
ten tables of bridge and additional
guests will come in later for tea.
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Mrs. William Wolf Smith and Mrs.
| Theodore Tiller have sent out invi-
| tations for a lunchean at the Arts
Club on June 6 in honor of Mrs. CAL
vim Coolidge.
Prince Michael Catacuzene, great
grandson of President Grant, yester-
day obtained from the town clerk of
| Nahant. Mass, licence to marry
Miss Clarissa Curtis, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pelham Curtis
of Boston. The Curtis summer home
is at Nahant The Prince, who will
be graduated from Harvard next
month gave his age as twenty-one.
The wedding will take place in the
village church at Nahant on June -.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter d. Denegre,
who are at their summer home in
| Manchester, Mass, have announced
| the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Elaine Denegrc. to David Sohier,
| of Boston, a member of one OF the
oldest families of Massachusetts,. Mr..
and Mrs. Denegre and their daughter
passed a short time last winter in
New Orleans, where Miss Denegre
made her debut several winters ago
at a party given at the beautiful old
family home. Miss Denegre is a IA
vorite in Washington society and is
as we'll known here as she is in New
Orleans and Boston. Mr.. Sohier is a
graduate of Harvard.
Frederick A. Sterling and his bride, |
who was Mrs. Dorothy Williams Nc
Combs. will sail today from New
York for Peru. Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling |
have been at the Ritz-Carlton this
week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hampson Gary pro-
pose making their permanent home
in Washington but will probably not
| settle down here until autumn. Mr..
Gary, who has resigned his post as
American minister to Switzerland,
and Mrs. Gary have been in town for
| several weeks and are staying at the
| Shoreham.
Captain and Mrs. William A. King
announce the engagement of their
sister. Mrs. Alice Orutt Hicks. to
Bernard A. Manner of Maryland. Mrs
Hicks Is the widow of Robert Field
ing Hicks. formerly prominent in
politics in southern Maryland.
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| DR.. and Mrs. Harry T. Harding have
returned to Washington after a visit
of several weeks in Philadelphia and
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Oxnard will
close their residence on X street and
leave for their country place. Edge
wood. at Upperville, Va, the latter
part of next week.
| =
Major George Oakley Totten, tr..
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edouard Albion will
entertain at musicale tomorrow
evening in Major Totten's beautiful
studio house on Sixteenth street
The program will be Russian music
and will be sung by Prince Gagarine
and Mr.. Albion. with ]. de Lagerberg.
OF the Swedish legation, at the plano.