The Washington times., 1921-07-09
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sygNby JEAN ELIOT m y

OEAN LIN
Detroit, where they will spend the re-
mainder of the summer at their farm,
Mil Pond. just outside OF Detroit. She
will return to Washington in Sep
TENDER.
Secretary DENLY will take posses
sion tomorrow evening OF their new
home at 1924 r street, INFO which they
have been moving the past week.
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The Belgium ambassador. Baron de
Cartier, has postponed his departure
for Europe until later In the sum-
mer, and will go sometime in Au-
gust TO join Baroness de Cartier. who
has been in France since May They
will return to this country early in
the fall.
The Ambassador OF Italy, Senator
Vittorfo Rolando Rioci, has gone TO
New York to say farewell to Richard
Washburn Child. the new ambassa-
dor TO Italy. who sails today on
board the President Wilson. Am
bassador Child will be accompanied
by Mrs. Child and their two little
daughters. Ambassador Ricci and
prominent Italians OF New York will
go TO the pier to say goodby to our
American ambassador.
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MaJ.-Gen. Katuzsuga Inouye, re-
firing military attache OF the Japa-
nese Embassy sailed today on the
Cedric. which carried many distin-
guished Americans abroad.
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Mrs. John A. Logan, widow of Cen
eral Logan, and her daughter, Mrs.
Mary Logan Tucker. are moving to-
day into their home Calumet" at
Thirteenth and Clifton streets, which
has been occupied during the spring
and early summer months by. Col
and Mrs. Francis T. A. Junkin.
Mrs Logan and her daughter have
been living temporarily In another
home around the corner from "Calu-
met"
Mrs. John Hervey Young and her
daughter Miss Elizabeth Hamlin
Young will leave next Thursday for
New York whence they will sail on
Saturday for Europe 10 spend the re-
mainder of the summer.
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Mrs. Edwin S. Fuller entertained
eight guests at luncheon yesterday
at Chevy Chase Club in honor of Miss
Epps Halves, daughter of Congress-
man and Mrs. Harry Raves. The
guests included Miss Katherine Suth-
erland, Miss Margaret Sutherland,
Miss Margaret Crosson, Miss Bayrine
Drake, Miss Esther Smith, and Miss
Elizabeth Koones.
Congressman and Mrs. Halves are
from ST. Louis and have been living
at the Wyoming since Mr.. Halves was
elected 20 the Sixty-seventh Congress.
Miss Eppes Halves, who is Just out
or school, will be an interesting adj
dition TO society next season, and will
make formal debut in st. Louis next
year.
Mrs. Ray Horton Arnold and her
three children will leave shortly for
Bar Haroor TO spend the rest OF the
summer at their cottage "RocklIn."
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold, who are from
Los Angeles, have been living at
year.
party OF distinguished visitors in
this country will come to Washington
PROBABLY next week. Prince Muhamid
Hashim Khan of Afghanistan Is ac-
companied by his mother, Princess
F'atima, who Is cousin of Aman
Ollah, Ameer OF Afghanistan, and his
nrothers' the Princes Muhamid Azam
Khan and MuhRmid Akbar Khan, The
FAMILY party is spending a week at
the Waldorf-Astoria and plans a
week in Washington, after which
the four travellers will go to Europe
for the rest of the summer. In the
autumn the two older princes will
enter oxford University.
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Mrs. Forest r. Vrooman entertained
yesterday at beautifully appointed
luncheon at her apartment in the Cum
berland Apartment, in honor of her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliphant F. III. Scott, who with their
young daughter Miss Alice Rovena
Scott are her guests. The center
piece for the table was a bowl OF pink
roes and carnations Mrs. Thomas
p. Gore, wife OF the former Senator
core. and her daughter, Miss Nina
Gore, were among the guests
Mr.. Scott who was a captain dur
Ing the war. was the adjutant at
Langley Aviation Field until he was
ordered to Washington as executive
officer.
Mrs. Julian witcher and little
daughter, Dorothy, or Charlotte. N.
c., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Tiller. Mrs. witcher is a sister of
Mrs. Tiller.
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Owing TO the illness Of the guest Of
honor Mrs. Bradley Mitchell, wife Of
Colonel Mitchell, OF Camp Meade, Mrs.
T. Q. Donaldson and Mrs. Strother
Smith postponed tho luncheon and
bridge party they had planned for
yesterday afternoon at the Chevy
Chase club. Mrs. Donaldson and Mrs.
! Smith will entertain this evening at
dinner at the Chevy Chase club, hav-
Ing additional guests for dancing later.
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Wedding guests who will assemble
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