The Washington times., 1922-07-21

ton Copley. who have been in Eu.
rope since April, reached New
York yesterday on the Homeric and
are at the Ambassador Hotel for a
; few days.
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Chilean Ambassador Sails
For Brief Holiday Abroad.
! The Ambassador OF Chile and
Nine. Matthew left today for New
York to sail for Europe tomorrow
aboard the Homeric. The counselor
of the embassy, Senor Oscar Cana.
Serruys. accompanied them to New
York and will return to the city the
| first OF next week. Senor Luis
Tzquierdo. one OF the Chilean dele.
gates to the Tacua-Arica conference,
viii sail With the Ambassador and
Nine. Matthew.
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Senator and Mrs. Hiram johnson
| are leaving Washington tonight for
I.CaIifornia and expect to be st their
home in San Francisco until
autumn.
The Charge d'Affaires OF Rums MIA
und Nine. Nano. who spent the
week end at Hot Springs, Va. re.
turned to the city last eve1ing.
s.
The naval attache OF the French
embassy, Capt. Jean Rigal, will sail
! fer Europe from New Yore on July
! 2G, aboard the La France, for a
two months leave OF absence.
Captain Rigsl entertained at din,
ner last evening at the Spruce Log
! Cabin.
Son Born Yesterday to
George Oakley Tottens.
Major and Mrs. George Oakley
Totten. jr.. are being congratulated
on the birth OF a son yesterday.
The baby will be christened George
Oakley Totten Sd. The marriage OF
! Major Totten and Mrs. Totten.
who was formerly Mrs. Vicken Won
! Post. OF Sweden, took place in
| Washington little over a year
ago. Major Totten will so abroad
the latter part OF next month 10
attend a meeting Of an interna.
tionaI architectural society in Brusr
sells and expects to take his wife
and baby with him.
Countess Gizycka, who Is spend
ing the summer in California. is
now at Santa Barbara. where she
expects to remain through July.
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f. A. l.. Colon, second secretary
of the Belgian embassy. will sail
tomorrow aboard the Homeric. Mr.
Colon is on sick leave, out II is
expected that he will be appointed
to a new post in Europe and will
not return.
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J. Butler Wright, formerly coun
selor of the American embassy In
London and more recently an at
tache Of the Conference on the
Limitation OF Armaments, has been
appointed a member of the Bra
lillian Exposition Commission to
succeed Frank A. Harrison. re
signed.
Sylvanus Stokes. jr., has come
from Newport, where he and Mrs
Stokes are spending the summer
and will be in Washington for
several days.
The Maharajah II. II. RaJpipla o.
India, who arrived at the New vii
lard yesterday on a sightseeing ant
business trip in this country, hat
luncheon yesterday at the Britis'
Embassy.
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Commissioner Rudolph Leaves
For Deer Park, Md.
Commissioner OF the District anC
I Mrs. Cuno Rudolph will start fol
Deer Park, Nd, by motor tomorrow
morning. The Commissioner plan,
to spend about two weeks and make
week trips thereafter during
Mrs. Rudolph's stay.
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Mrs. Edward T. Brown and hei
aunt. Miss Mary Mitchell. are spend
ing a week at their home, 1912
street. having motored here from
their country place, Endless CaveI n,
Farms, Va, where they have beer
since the early spring.
Miss Mitchell is on her way to Ohio
10 remain through the summer. Sh,
will spend most Of the time at heI
old home in Norwalk. but will max,
a short visit to friends in Marion.
Mrs. Brown will return by motor I,
the farm on Monday and will be &C
companied by Miss Harrie Fumade
who will be the guest OF Colonel inc
Mrs. Brown for a week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Smith, jr.
and their family have returned L
their home in Atlanta after passins
several weeks in Washington to b,
near his parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. Alex
ander Smith, sr., who live at IN,
Highlands.
During their stay here Mr.. ant
Mrs. Smith occupied the apartment
OF Mrs. William L. Marshall at 230I
Connecticut avenue. Mrs. Marshal
is at present at Ossining, N. Y. will
her daughter. Mrs. John Harrison
Knapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Graves. o
Philadelphia. and their small daugh
ter Miss Louise Graves. are ex
pected today to be guests for a few
days OF his mother. Mrs. Agnes ID
Graves, At her apartment In 4
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Graves ar,