The Washington times., 1921-10-26
Jean Eliot's News
OF Capital Society
CONTINUED from Pase 100

man ~. Newberfys the Assiatant becfe-
tary Of the Navy sad Mrs. rheodocs
tions and Mrs. Robert Il. coontx. Rear
Admiral William l.. Rogers, Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Hugh RodmAn.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Thomas Wash.
ington. MAJ. Gen. and Mrs. John A.
Lejeune, Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Charles
Mccawiey. Capt. and Mrs. John III.
Dayton. Capt. and Mrs. Luke AcNa-
moe. Capt and Mrs. Hsyne Ellis. Mrs.
Marshall Field, Mrs. George Garfield.
ward G. Walker. Mrs. George Cabot
Lodge, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Getty Chill
ton, Mrs. X. Leslie Crsiste, Capt.
Sidney X. Bailey. Capt r, r. Spick-
erneii. Engineer Commander. and Mrs
Harold Brown and Constructor Com
mander A. q. w. \. Stante.
The dinner was marked by con
siderable ceremony and the effect was
distinctly picturesque since Admiral
Beatty and all the naval officer.
among the guests were In UNIFORM ana
wore their decorations. A liusie.,
program followed the dinner,
Today Admiral Lord Beatty and
Lady Beatty will go 10 New Yort,
where the Admiral viii attend the
Pilgrims Dinner.
] At the weekly luncheon OF the
Ladies' OF the Senate yesterday plans
were discussed for a|systens OF coliee-
tive visiting" which might sscye 10
| tighten the burden OF making ''oh'icisl
first calls. No action was taken, but
at the meeting next Tuesday pro
gram for simplifying Washingtnn's
calling code viii be voted upon. Mrs..
Coolidge presided at the meeting.
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Nine. Vivisni Coming.
Rene viviani, who win come to
Washington as a member OF the
French delegation to the armamentS
conference, will be accompanied by
Nine. Viviani. Premier BRAND win
Ihead the delegation, which viii IN
Glide more than fifty persons. The
French ambassador. n. Jusserand.
will be one Of the delegates, as VIII
NJ. Sarrant. senator and minister
for the colonies. ~
| Col. the Marquis di Bernezzo. mil
| tary attache Of the Italian embassy,
and the Marquise di Bernezzo will give
a dinner at Rauscher's tomorrow
evening in honor of His Excellency.
| General Diaz The dinner win be Of
| a military character. the guests IN.
>cluding the Secretary of War and Mrs.
Weeks, the Assistant Secretary Of
| War and Mrs. Wainwright, the heads
| OF divisions of the army and OF the
| War Department and the military and
naval attaches of the various eynbas-
sizes and legations.
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Cong. and Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth have as their guest Mr.. Long
worth's sister. Countess de Cham
brun, who arrived Monday in New
York. on board La Lorraine. Coun-
tess de Chambrun arrived In Wash
ington yesterday.
The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth Coz
man Lambert. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilton J. Lambert. and Charles
s. Baker, of North Dakota, will take
place this afternoon at 4 o'clock at
the home of the brides parents In
Vermont avenue.
A small group of relatives will wiz
ness the ceremony and additional
I guests are invited for the reception
which will follow.
The bride will wear a wedding gown
of white satin made on simple lines
with a long court train. rose poiat
lace being used to trim the bodice.
Her tuIle veil will be arranged I'm
the conventional. fashion and held IN
place with a spray Of orange bios
SONS. She will carry a shower bou-
quet Of lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Chisholm Garland Will be tho
brides only attendant and will wear
an effective afternoon frock of .u'.-
quoise blue taffeta and a large hat
of blue chiffon trimmed with cream
lace. She will carry an arm bouquet
of yellow roses.
Miss Lambert, whose father Is
/, well-known lawyer. Is a granddaush-
ter on her mothers side of the ate
Senator Arthur p. German of Mary
land. She Is a graduate of Smith Col
lege and since her debut has taken
an active part in Washington society.
| Mr. Baker, who is the son of Charles
Baker, Of South Dakota. was gradu-
ated from Cornell and from the Co
lumbia Law School. During the war
he served in the Aviation Corps and
was promoted to the rank of major.
Upon his return to this country he
was appointed assistant United States
attorney for the District Of Columbia.
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Mrs. p. F. o'Keefe. of Boston, in
the guest of her daughter. Mrs. f. X.
| Whoiley. OF the Hadley apartments.
ard will spcnd part Of the winter In
Washington. Mrs O'Keefes husband
Is one of tho leading sdvertising men
' Of the United States and her daugh-
! ter is the wife OF Mr.. Wholley. who
Is in lcharage OF the Better basiness
Bureau.
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4 DR.. Howard l.. Hodgkns has re-
turned from Williamsburg, where no
represented The George Washington
University at the formal installation
Of the president OF William and Mary
| College. They have with then, their
son, Howard w. Eodgkins, who will
return on November to his home IN
Chicago.
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Mrs. John d. Prince, wife Of the
newly-appointcd Minister to Dsr-
mark, entertained at luncheon at
the Shoreham Hotel yesterday.
Col. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson.
who are at the st. Regis Hotel, New
York. after closing their house at
Southampton, are expected in Wash
ington i'm q few days.