The Washington herald., 1922-06-19
PHILIPPINE MISSION
GIVEN DINNER-DANCE,

fhILIPfINt hlssION
GIVEN DINNER-DANCE.
Complimenting the members of the
Philippine legislature who enter
tained them when on a visit to the
Islands in 1920. a group OF Senators
and Representatives entertained the
visiting Philippine independence
mission with a dinner-d&Nc at the
Columbia Country Club Saturday
night. The mission is making a tour
OF the United States
The affair was arranged by Rep
resentatives l.. c. Dyer. OF Missouri
Frank Murphy. of Ohio. and Guy e.
Campbell, of Pennsylvania.
The guest list included the fol-
lowing members Of the Philippine
mission: Senators Manuel L. Quezon.
Pedro Guevara, Antero Soriano, San
tiago A. Fonacier. Ceferino deLeon
and Teodoro Sandiko: Representa-
tives Sergio Osmena, Jose G. Cen
eroso, Guillermo F. Pablo. Pedro
Abad Santos, Celestino GaIlares.
Vicente Lanes. Juan Nolasco. Emile
T. Nirata and PrOcesO Sebastian
Secretary Of the Interior Teodoro
y. kalaw. Director of Lands Jorge
B. Vargas. Collector of InternaI
Revenue wenceslao Trinidad.
Profs. Jorge Bocobo and Maxine
NJ. Kalaw. of the Philippine Univer-
sity: DR.. Antonio G. Olson. Dr.
Justo Lukban. Benito Razon. Ar
seniO y. Luz. DR.. Jose Albert. Ric-
ardo Summers, secretary to Presi-
dent Quezon: Francisco Zamora.
secretary to Speaker Osmena; Gov.
and Mrs. Maxine Rodrigues. Mrs.
NJ Na nI ~
Sandiko. Mrs. Maxine NJ kalaw.
Mrs. Teodore NJ. KaIaw. Mrs. Justo
Lukban. Mrs. Ricardo Summers
Miss Catalina Santos. Miss Carmen
Albert and Miss Natividad Albert
The hosts and their guests in
Cluded Representative Dyer. Miss
Martha Dyer, Miss Katherine Dyer,
( Representative and Mrs. Campbell
Miss Lois Campbell. Miss Gretchan
Campbell. Representative Murphy.
Senator and Mrs. William ]. Harris
Senator Thomas Sterling. former
Representative and Mrs. NeiIa JUL
Representative and Mrs Carl r
Chindh!Om. Mai and Mrs. Tarbut-
ton. former Gov Charles REYNOLDS,
Alba Province. Philippine Islands,
Mrs. a. r. Mitchell. Representa-
tive Glynn. Representative Milton
n. Shreve. Mrs. Luther w. Mott
wife of Representative Mott.
Commissioner and Mrs Felix Cor
dova Davila. Porto Rico: Repre-
sentative and Mrs Edward f
Browne. Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Wen
dell Neville. former Representative
and Mrs. John Fl. Small. Commits
sioner and Mrs. Jaime c. DeVeyra,
( Philippine Islands: COMMISSIONS
and Mrs. Isauro GabaIdon and Miss
Gabaldon. Philippine Islands: Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Loeffer. Representa-
uves Henry 2. Osborne. John NJ
NORM. stephen g. Porter and WILL
lam :. ware; former Representative
Louis A. Goodsll. Miss Alice Page.
daughter Of Senator Page: Repre-
seDtative and Mrs. John I. Nolan.
Representative Harold n. Knutson
Mr.. and Mrs Manuel Nantes Georp.
/ w. Hess and Edmund F. Erik
Jaime d. DeVeyra, resident COM
missioner OF the Philippines. ana
Nine. DeVeyra will entertain an
dinner this evening at wardman
Park Hotel in compliment to dele
gates to the Philippe convention.
which Is being held in this citv
There will be covers for 100.
Mrs. Horace Mann Towner enter
tained at tea yesterday afternoon
In her apartment at the Mondota in
compliment to the ladies with the
Philippine parliamentary mission.
The other guests were the wives
o. members of the Senate Com
mittee on Territories anu In
sular Possessions and the wives of
members of the House Committee
on 1nsular Anairs OF which Repre-
sentative Towner is chairman.
Mrs. De Veyra. wife of the Philip
pine delegate. and Mrs DavfIa,
VIE OF the delegate from Porto
Mrs. Towner will attend the BIZ
ennial session of the General Fed
GRAFTON of Women's Clubs at Chau-
tauqua. y. Y. and will conduct con-
ferences on international relations
on the afternoon and evening of
June %. Mrs. Towner will return
here for few days and will then
leave for her home in Iowa, accom-
panied by Miss Constance Towner.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Hamilton
entertained a large company at a
bufret supper last evening at stone
Ridge their charming suburban
home on the Rockville pike. for
Miss Marian Hamilton. of Omaha.
Nebr., whose engagement to
George E. Hamilton, jr., son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Hamilton. was announced
in April. The guests numbered
about forty and the table was
placed in the garden.
Durham Rodgers has returned af-
ter making a series of visits on
Long Island, New York. Tuxedo Park
and Goshen. n. Y. While in Goshen
Mrs Townsend Phillips entertained