The Washington times., 1922-10-20

bAlfred Size is in New York, where he
went to meet Nine. SEE, who will ar
rive there today aboard the George
Washington from England, where
she went to place her three older
children In school. The Minister and
Nine. SEE are expected to return to
Washington tomorrow. .....,
The Charge d'Affaires Of Japan
and Mime. Saburi entertained In.
formally at dinner last evening in
honpr ,,of the newly appointed first'
secretary Of the embassy, Mr.. Take.
toni. and Nine. Taketomi. who have
recently arrived In Washington,
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B.. The charge d'affaires of France,
Count Charles de Chambrun, re-
turned yesterday from Easton, Pa,
where he went to receive an hon
orary degree Of doctor Of laws,
which was conferred upon him
Wednesday by the Lafayette College
at the Founders Day evercises.
Count de Chambrun, who Is a great.
ette' spoke on friendship-Personal
and National: Pee
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Montgomery Blairs Entertain
For MorganTuttle Wedding Party.
Mr.i and Mrs. Montgomery Blair
will entertain at dinner tonight at
Falkland, their country. home at Sill
yer: Spring. Md. for Miss Adelaide
Tuttle, daughter of Mr.! and Mrs. Le-
Roy Tuttle.- her fiance, Charles Car
roll Morgan and the members Of
the bridal party who will attend them
haiK xrtae
Mrs. Blair's son-in-law and daughter,
Mr., and Mrs. Richard c. Hollyday.
jr.. who are coming from New York
to attend the wedding, will arrive in
time for the dinner tonight.
The Misses MacDougall. daughters
of Capt. William d. MacDougall. II.
s. N. and Mrs. MacDougall. enter
| tanned a small company at luncheon
yesterday in honor Of Miss Tuttle.
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Miss Ellen Blair, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Montgomery Blair, who has
been mentioned as a possible debu-
tante, will not be presented tEis win
ter. but will devote most Of her time
to studying music. Later In. the win.
ter Mr.. and Mrs. Blair and their
daughters. the Misses Virginia and
Ellen Blair. expect to- go abroad.
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Senator and Mrs. Irvine L. Len
root have returned to Washington
after a months visit to their home
in Superior, Wis, Mrs. Lenroot.
who was forced by i'll health to re-
sign her post as president Of the
Congressional Club, n greatly i'm
proved, but Is still far from strong
and will be" unable to undertake
any fatiguing activities for the
present.
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General, the Earl OF Cavan
To Wed Peers Daughter.
| The announcement Of the en-
| gagement OF Gen. the Earl Of
Cavan, Of the British general staff.
| to Lady Joan Mulholland. which
I was cabled from London Is OF con.
siderable interest here since General
Cavan was q member Of the British
delegation to the arms conference
and made many friends in Wash
ington. He. IN a distinguished SOL
dier and a hero Of the world war:
Lady Joan is a daughter of the late
Earl of Stafford and the widow OF
Capt. A. e. g., Mulholland.
Mrs. william H. King and. Mrs.
Theodore Amussen will be hostesses
at the Political Study Club meet
| ing in the ballroom of the Frank
lin Square. Hotel tomorrow after
| noon at O'Clock. The meeting
will have especial interest. as II Is
to be a farewell to Nine. Grouitch.
wife of the, retiring Minister Of
the Serbs, Croats and -Slovenes, and
a member OF. the organization. The
regular program win also be pre-
sented. ~..> -, 49,.
The hostesses win be assisted by
Waters, Miss Lucille Showalter, and
Miss Dorothy Hunter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bell Swee-
ney entertained informally at din
ner last evening for Col. J. Curtis
Gilmore, who Is on leave here.
Mrs. Oliver H. p. Belmont. of
New York, arrived in Washington
last evening and will spend q
month at the Willard.
Mrs. Belmont will preside at the
national conference. Of 'Woman's
Party leaders to be held In Wash
ington November IL and '12. One
OF the chief events Of this confer.
ence : wfll be a dinner given by
Mrs. Belmont on the evening OF
November II. .... 80,
Grants Entertained
On Return Home. r..r. O., =
Mr.. and Mrs. u. 8. Grant, jr., Of
San Diegos Calf, who recently ar
rived from Europe, spent a few
days this week with Mr.: and Mrs.
Ray Horton Arnold at their apart
ment in wardman Park Inn. Mrs.
Arnold entertained at luncheon
Wednesday in compliment to Mrs.
Grant Mr.. and Mrs. Grant left
yesterday for their home in Cali.
fornia.
luncheon Saturday at the Shore.
ham.
First Concert Of Ukrainian
Chorus ch-Making Event.
Mrs. Wallace. wife Of the Secre.
tary Of Agriculture, was among
those who attended the concert
given yesterday at the President
Theater by the Ukrainian National
Chorus, which proved to be an
event of unusual interest The