The Washington times., 1921-02-25

$who IL visiting Senator and Mrs.
Thomas P.. Gore.
Mrs. Clancy. who recently Joined
the western New York auxiliary OF
the League OF American Penwomen
as an author and producer of chill
dren's operas. has been selected by
that branch OF the league as a dele
gate TO the national convention here
In Aprfil.
Miss Dorothy bennett, who will be
the pianist at the Congressional
| Clubs weekly reception. will be
heard In Schumann. Liszt. Weber and
MacDowell numbers Miss bennett
will play the "Libestraume" OF Liszt.
among other things. and the lovely
Mcdowell "Polonaise." She has a
I splendid technique and Is an inter-
prefer of rare poetic feeling, SO that
this last musicale before the inaugu-
ration should be a memorable affair.
Louis Thompson will contribute 20
the program songs by Borodine.
Rachmaninofr and Ferrari. the last
| group being three songs OF his own
/ composition. These tenor solos will
be accompanied by Miss bennett.
Tea will be served at s o'clock.
George Bond Cochran will give a
dinner tonight with the Serbian Min
lister and Nine. Grouitch among the
guests.
MRS. CALHOUN's AT HOME.
Mrs. C. C. Calhoun will be at home
next Sunday for the last time this
| season. She will be assisted by Mrs.
Sarah Lee Phillips. Mrs. Edward
James Gay. Mrs. Randolph Miner. Mrs.
Charles b. Howry, Mrs. Louis Titus.
Mrs. John Thompson. Mrs. Noel. and
Miss Theresa Rooney.
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Harry M. Daugherty. who is to be
| the Attorney General in the new ad-
| ministration. has taken an apartment
! at Wardman Park Hotel
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Henry c. Wallace. slated to be Secre-
tary of Agriculture. and Mrs. Wallace
have leased an apartment at the
| Highlands and expect to make their
Washington home there.
The new minister OF China. DIR. Al
fred SEE, has arrived at the legation.
He was accompanied by his infant
daughter Yin Ohen Betty. and her
English nurse and the following suite:
Mr.. Sze-Ping and Mr.. Lao, both Of
whom will be attached to the lega-
companied by his wife and two chill
dren, and Nine. Lao accompanied her
husband.
Mrs. Frederick II. Gillett, who has
been making a short visit to Worces-
ter. Mass. will return to the city the
first of next week.
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Mrs. Howard Sutherland who has
been spending the month of February
in Florida will return to Washington
the third of March.
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Mrs Sumner Welles. who has been
in New York. will return to her WASH
ington home this evening. Mr.. Welles,
who is chief of the Latin-American
bureau of the State Department, has
left the Everglades Club, Palm Beach,
where he has been making a short
visit, for Havana, to consult with
Gen. Enoch Crowder on matters per-
tanning to the Cuban political and
financial situation.
Miss Anne Gordon. daughter of Mrs.
George Barnett, has returned to
Washington after a short stay at
Wax efield Manor. Mrs. Barnett's coun-
try place in Virginia Her cousin,
Miss Helena Caperton, Of Richmond,
is now visiting her.
Mrs. Barnett, who sailed on the
Kroonland, after a short stay abroad,
and who is accompanied'b her elder
daughter, Miss Leila Gordon. is ex-
pected in New York the first of next
week.
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Mrs. Raymond Shipman, OF New
York, who has been spending the sea-
son here with Mr.. and Mrs. Edison
Bradley, viii be the guest OF Mrs.
Wilcox when Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley
close their house here. Later Mrs.
Shipman will visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles J. Bell
Col. Juan Esteban Vaccareza, mill
tary attache Of the Argentine en-
bassy, will sail shortly for Europe.
As the time draws near for the ball
to be given on March in aid of the
Child Welfare Society interest in the
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