The Washington times., 1921-06-17

OF E3CudoOr ana MINE. Eitzdloos och-
ator and Mr.. Arthur Capper. Senator
Thomas j. Walsh. Congressman and
Mrs. James p. Woods, Gen. and Mrs
Tasker H. Bliss. Brig Gen. and Mrs
Dennis Nolan. Brig. Gen. and Mrs. 4,
, Q. Donaldson, Admiral and Mrs. Ed
ward w. Eberie, Col. and Mrs. Parker
w. West. Col. and Mrs. Charles ii
Patterson. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Henry Butler. Mr.. and Mrs. Eliphale'
Andrews. Mrs. Tom Williams. Capt
and Mrs. James Raby. Mr.. and Mrs.
C. C. Calhoun. Capt and Mrs. James
/ G. Field, the Marchesa San Germano
Mrs. ID. Buchanan Merryman. Mrs
Charles @. Matthews. Miss Louise
Lacey and Mrs. Horace @. Macfarland
Maj George Oakley Totten. Judge
Martin C. Knapp. Commander En-
met, c. Gudser, Mr.. Thomas L.
Jenkins, Mr.. Archibald c. Wells and
Mr.. Malcolm S. McConihe.
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The minister OF Venezuela, Dr..
Santos A. Dominicf. will return to the
legation tomorrow from New York,
where he went to bid farewell TO
DR.. Esteban GIL Borges, minister OF
foreign relations of Venezuela. who
has sailed for home.
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Gcn. JOnn j. IeTSnfnS was Oh IN
terested spectator at the Bryn Mawr
polo cup tournament at Bryn Mawr,
Pa, yesterday. He was accompanied
by his aide, Major John @. Queke-
meyer and Mrs. Sproul. wife Of the
governor of Pennsylvania. The
general threw the ball to open the
match.
Senator william NJ. Calder was the
first to receive the degree OF doctor of
laws. as distinguished example OF
disinterested public service In day
of exaggerated selfishness," yesterday
at the seventy-sixth annual COM
mencement at Fordham University,
New York.
Miss Frances Hampson. who Is to
be one of the bridesmaids at the
marriage OF Miss Anne willing Car
ter Dulany and Capt. Frank Is.
Hayne on Tuesday. will leave town
this evening for Upperviile. Va. She
will be the guest or Miss Dulany's
cousins. Miss Anne Carter Lee ana
Miss Mary Custis Lee, at Nordley,
their country place. which is hard by
Oakley. the summer home of Miss
Dulanys parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Rozier Dulany Only members of
Miss Dulany's family and Captain
Haynes family will be entertained at
Oakley and the ushers and severar
of the bridesmaids will stay at Nord-
ley. The wedding VIII take place in
the garden at Oakley on Tuesday
evening.
The Arts Club. famous for its
original entertainments, had a pie
turesque party last evening out at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Il. harrington at the Chevy Chase
School Dinner was served picnic
fashion under the trees for some 160
persons, members of the club and
their guests. and sfterward the ARTS
Club Follies of 1921" was presented
In delightful sylvan setting.
Written. produced and played by
members of the club the "Follies" in
cluded humorous skits and take-offs
which struck responsive chord from
the audience. The production was
staged by Cleon Throckmorton and
Mr.. Miller. The moon came up during
the evening and contributed to an en-
chanting scene
Mrs. Frank p. Harmsn, jr., will be
hostess at bridge followed by tea
this afternoon in honor of her sis
ter-in-law. Mrs. Clifford Cabell Early.
There will be three tables of bridge
gand thirty additional guests viii
come in for tea.
Spring flowers will be used for tNo
decorations Mrs L w. Kite, mother
of the hostess will serve pUHch, and
Mrs Donald H. McKnew frappe.
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Mrs. Frederick x. Chaplin and her
daughter. Miss Marcia Chaplin, left
today for a week at Atlantic City,
stopping at the Traymore. Miss
Chaplin is recuperating from a slight
operation.
MAJOR PRICE IN NEW YORK.
Major Henry Brooks Price, u. s. A.,
of Washington, is in New York at the
Hotel Astor this week
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Mrs. Albert G. winterhalter, who
has been abroad for the last year, has
returned to Washington and is at the
Grafton Hotel
Prince LeIio NiccoIo orsini. who is
a member of the papai mission which
Is to represent the Vatican at tho con-
tennial exposition at Lima, Peru. Is
a. thc <sulpaSSStucf I1oNcls AAx1nllC
City. for brief visit.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Arnold and their
children will. leave Washington this
evening for Bar Harbor, Me-. where
they win spend the summer.
Miss Graciela Martin-Rfvero. daugh-
ter OF the former minister of Cuba
to Mexico. viii reach Washington to-
day and will pass the summer with
her sister, Mrs. Thomas Nelson Rams
dell Miss Martin Rivero is also a
sister of Mrs. Oliver Owen Kuhn.
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Through the Needle Work Guild Of
America the French Government has
bestowed on Mrs. Theodore Roosetelt
and Mrs. John Wood Steward the
honor OF the Medaifle dor of the
ADvERTIsEMENT.