The Washington herald., 1922-10-29
oo.tss~ed from Poss rsss.


seen: 10 simply beautiful. It is q
graceful seated female flgure with
peaeocks about her. the tall Of one
spread out. forming = background
for the whole. A pool In front OF
the figure will reflect the color
which Mrs. Totten viii put In ths
tail; Il win all be colored porcelsin,
you know. Ny. how / would Ike =
have Il. I can't begin to tell you
how beautiful II IL now even in ~
plsstsri think, Mrs. Toften -
great! She works in her ~ ~
which her husband had eu
her over their handsoms Sssn
room. Mr.. Totten 10 nov n,sn,s
built a number of studio 49, .,r.ss
on II property IN F1s rorth -
efhs Ns,h.r,,sSr legation. which
s,a -. ~ vsrfscffy fascinat-
ing. nothing ffhs them IN this town.
NJ, r-., ~, such excellent taste
ise5fa and original ideas. and
sno sp, pc,n~ 20 Furnish them. too.
nsc-s 70 see them finished
IN IN ss-Sy for occupancy; they are
.Irsssv most Interesting.
NUMBER Of prominent women
"a went ovsr to Baltimore Tues
.dsy-those who were not Garden
rlubing-to attend the annual con-
fvention OF the Federation of Repub-
licsn Women Of Maryland held
thsrs. Nine. de Cespedes, wife of
the retiring Cuban Minister, was to
have been at home on Wednesday y
sfternoon to give her friends a
chance to bid her farewell, but had
10 postpone IL as the Minister was
III The de Cespedeses are leaving
shortly for Cuba. as DR.. de Cespede IS
has been made secretary of state
for Cuba They are also the center
Of much entertaining. like the Bal
leys and Grouitches. The Peruvian
Ambassador and Nine. Pezet gave a
luncheon party last Sunday at their
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel
In their honor. among other things
Mms. Kwapiszewska, wife of the
charge d'affaires OF the Polish Lega-
tion, had luncheon on Wednesday
and Gen. and Mrs. Harry H. Band
holtz a dinner.
Also Wednesday group of
women went at the Invitation OF
Miss Elizabeth Chew williams
president of the Maryland Society
of Colonial Danes of America. to a
'iuncheon and the dedication of a
memorial to Lionel Copley. first
royal governor of Maryland. at St.
Marys City. The guests included
the president and officers of the
District of Columbia Colonial Danes
and of the Club of Colonial Danes
Bishop Harding of Washington and
Bishop Murray of Maryland OFF,
ciated at the dedication ceremonies
The memorial Is a beautifully
carved door marking the entrance
to the vault containing the bodies
of the first royal governor and his
lady. who died during an epidemic
soon after their arrival from Eng
land. and whose bodies were en-
balmed and kept at the Great
House." the governors mansion. for
about ten months awaiting trans
portation to England for interment
there. For some reason. not entire
iy clear. they were never taken to
the mother country and so were
finally Inferred at st. Marys. Evil
IDENTIFY no special care was taken to
mark clearly the final resting place
Of Lionel Copley and his wife. and
80 during the years that have inter-
vened. knowledge OF them became
less and less assured and doubts
mors and more pronounced To re-
move this obscurity the Maryland
Society of Colonial Danes began an
investigation. which resulted last
spring in definite information. sup