The Washington times., 1922-10-26
nRESIDENT HARDING today

= lister, DR.. SSao-IAe Alfred
Boo: who called TO Say !good-bye'
prioc 10 returning 70 Ciiiilh on q
ak months Ivaye or absence.
Name. s,ze.l who mas but recently
relurneu from Eng Iand aIIer piac-
ing her lhree eIaSst cniidren in
scnool there. !4win accompany the
nainis.er. but they Will leave their
youngest, dausnleD httle Mass
BeIIy eze. at me lesauon here in
care OF her nurse. ur.. and Nine.
6ze expect 70 leave ~ asninglon
wi,nin week or .eh' days anu wlii
SAIL from Seattle, '.' t.'.'
% - ,.- s
Luncheon ut British Embassy
for Lazy Aian J0nnstone., %..... g
The british Ambassador and Lady
Geddes entertained At luncheon to-
day at the embassy In compliment
70 Lady Jof1nsIone, wife or SIR
Alan Johnstone, VINO has arrived
IN Washington to, visit the Third
Secretary oI Slatr and Mrs. Robert
Woods Bliss. Lady Johnstone 10 q
sister Of Clifford Pinchot The
guests assembled at luncheon TO
meet her Included the Counselor OF
the british Embassy and Mrs.
Henry Getty Chiiton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bliss, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Leslie
Cralgie. of the embassy staff; Mr..
ana Mrs. Henry Fitzhugh, Mrs.
Frank West, Mrs. Lawrence Town
send, Miss Josephine Patten; Or,
J. B. Hubrecht, charge d'affaiyes OF
the Netherlands; William Phillips,
Undersecretary Of State; Maj. Gen.
H. Keppel Bethel. military attache
Of the British embassy; DIR. Il. 3.
Rowe, director general OF the Pan
American Union: Simon ELVES, the
young English portrait painter who
10 In Washington executing a mum.
Der of commissions: and Hugh v.
Tennant, Of the embassy staff
Peruvian Ambassador
Leaves Town for New York. r,
The ambassador OF Peru. Don F. A.
Pezet, left Washington last night Tor
New York, where he will attend the
meeting of the American Manufac.
lures Export Association. The am.
bassador and Sir George Paish, OF
England. win be the principal speak
ers.
will 60 to Flint. Mich. where he viii
0Deak OH OCIOucI % bCAOhS ShO SsAAAA
ber. o., commerce. h.. ia-s.I
Edwin Denby. Secretary of the
Navy, will leave Washington next
week for the Middle West and will
make some speeches in Michigan and
Ohio. He win also 60 to Detroit to
vote.
The Minister Of Switzerland and
Mime. Peter. who have been in
Berne for several weeks, are re-
turning to this country on the
steamship Paris, which is due to
dock In New York on Saturday.
--@@--
The Minister Of Sweden and Nine.
wallenberg are expected at the
legation about November 1. They
have been abroad since early sum
mer. and their daughter, Miss
Ingegerd wallenberg. was married
In Stockholm to a Swedish gentle
man, Ragnar Soderberg. ...Ts
-
MarshaIls Dinner Guests
Before Leaving Washington.
Former Vice President and Mrs.
Thomas Riley Marshall will be
Mrs. Charles Warren are giving to-
night. Tomorrow MIR. and Mrs.
Marshall are leaving Washington
for Pittsburgh, where they will re.
main several days, go 'ng afterward
TO their home In Indianapolis They
will return to Washington later for
an. extended stay. the former Vice
President being o member OF the
fact finding coal commission.
-&
Mrs. Henry r. Dimock will enter
tain at dinner tonight for sixteen
guests, the party being arranged In
compliment to the retiring Sert ian
Minister and Nine. Grouitch. Mrs.
Dimock will leave Washington On