The Washington times., 1921-10-11

NINE. DE YCAzA,
| wife of the secretary of the lega.
ton OF Ecuador and q charming
member Of the diplomatic set.
great pleasure to renewing acquaint.
ances formed when Mr.. Meredith
was Secretary Of Agriculturs. They
spent last summer travelling In the
West and have recently completed
an extended stay I'm California. Mr..
and Mrs. Meredith's son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Owen Bohen, are now making their
home in Chicago.
Senator ana Mrs. Philander C.
Knox, who reached New York yes
terday from Europe on the Celtic
have come to Washington and are
at their home In X street for the
winter. They will make occasional
yisits TO their farm at Valley Forge.
Rear Admiral and Mrs Willard 8.
I-ownson and Congressman and Mrs.
sengers on the Celtic.
Senator and Mrs. T. Coleman du
Pont are expected in Washington
| on Thursday and have taken an
apartment at the Willard where they
win remain for the present
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Nine. de selys de Fanson. wife of
the counselor and charge d'affaires
Of the Belgian embassy, has delayed
her arrival in this country on &C
count of the death Of her two-month-
old child, word Of which has just
reached NJ de Selys. She will. how
[, ever. accompany the Belgian am
bassador and Baroness de Cartier.
who are returning later this month.
Jean de Fontaine. the new sec
retary Of the embassy, reached New
York yesterday on the iceland. and
s at the Ritz-Carlton for a brief
visit before coming to Washington.
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C. ii. X. Curtis Visiting Here.
| Cyrus H. X. Curtis, of Philadelphia,
has arrived in the Potomac aboard
his yacht. Lyndonia, and win spend
the week In Washington. Mrs. Cur
| louise is to arrive In Washington
oday and will be entertained aboard
| he Lyndonia.
CONGRESSMAN Ogden L. Mills, who
has been visiting in Woodbury., L. l.,
nas returned to Washington.
| Capt. and Mrs. Arthur 7. Hepburn
ave leased their house, 1926 Wyom-
ng avenue, to Mr.. and Mrs. William
| Il. White and have taken an apart
ment at the Highlands for the winter.
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| Mrs. John C. Let's entertained
some forty guests at buffet lunch
on today at Ayrlawn, her home In
| Cleveland park, in compliment to her
! laughter, Miss Minnie Let's, whose
| marriage to william Marion Guthrie
| Mil take place on Saturday after
loon. Mrs. Let's presided at one end
! VI the effectively decorated tables and
| FRS Douglas McCaskey at the other.
Mr.. and Mrs. Let's have a house
,arty with them for the wedding,
heir guests including Mrs. Henry
Walker, Of st. Joseph, Mo-. and Mrs.
Joseph Roberts. of Philadelphia, and
! " two children. Little Miss Anne
] berts win be flower girl and Master
ayward Roberts. page. Miss Cath
| me Let's will be her sisters maid
of honor.
| A number of parties have been ar.
anged in honor Of the popular bride
| md on Saturday last Mrs. william
Pearson gave a delightful luncheon
'or her.
| Miss Natalie Sumner Lincoln has
aiken the apartment at 215t California
| itrcet formerly occupied by Capt. and
| Mrs. Philip williams. Captain and
Mrs. williams are now at the West
moreland.
Miss Rebecca Dial has Joined her
| parents, Senator and Mrs. Nathaniel
B. Dial. at their residence. 1882 Kalo-
rama road. During the last month
Miss Dial has been staging her play,
Sand" at Converse College, Spar
tanburg, s. c.. and the performance
was equally as successful as those
heretofore given.
John Dyneiey Prince. the newly
appointed Minister 10 Denmark. was
the guest OF honor today at a lunch
con given by the American. Scan
dinavisn Foundation Mt the Midday
Club, in New York.
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Brig. Gen. James A. Buchanan and
his daughter Mrs. w. Nick. Jones.
spent the weekend at the Shoreham,
coming from their country home at
Upperville, Va.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. John d.
Robson have established their home
at 1912 Twenty.first street.
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| ]. de Lagerberg, secretary OF the
| legation OF Sweden, entertained in.
formally at dinner last evening at
Rauscrer's
Mr.. CronvvAi Rrooks returped 20