The Washington times., 1922-05-12

~ lnBtOn, awakened this morn.
ing wishing they had been born
twins. Or, better. triplets or quad
ruplets. With half a dozen inter
estins and alluring places to go. It
seemed almost impossible to decide
between them or miss any one OF
them.
For example. II one decided to
80 on Mrs. Walsh's boat trip
down the Potomac one would miss
the reception at the Pan.American
Union for an-Peruvian confer
ence delegates. the Victory Memo
rial Ball at wardman Park, the
Circle Coquelin's performance Of
Peg de Mon Couer" at the Ma
sonic Temple and the best part
OF the National Capital Horse
Show.
Mrs. walsh's moonlight boating
party leaves the wharf at $50
O'Clock. and with q full moon
promised by the calendar and
the best Of dance music on board
sounds almost too good to give up.
She has chartered the steamer
Majestic for the party and invited
about 800 members Of the diplo-
matte, official and residential set
to accompany her, There Is to be
a picnic supper on board-with
Virginia ham, salad and heaps OF
good things. The party will stop
at Quantico for an hour or so Of
dancing.
THE reception for the Chilean.
Peruvian conference delegates
10 to be given at the Pan.Ameri.
can building. with the Secretary
OF State and Mrs. Hughes as
hosts. The lovely Aztec gardens
are to be thrown open for the
evening and there will be dane.
ing in the ballroom following the
more formal part Of the reception.
The guests will be received by the
Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Hughes and the delegates, who
are DIR. Carlos Aldunate and DIR.
Luis Izquierdo. of Chile. and DR..
Melton Porras and DIR. Herman
Velarde, of Peru.
Nine. Aldunate and Nine. Porras,
who accompanied their husbands
to Washington will also, be mem
bers of the receiving party. Supper
will be served during the evening
and the Marine Band will play.
The ball for the George Wash
ington Victory Memorial is to be
staged at Wardman Park Hotel.
The party is to be fancy dress
and a number Of unusually beautiful
costumes have been designed
especially for It. Probably a num-
Der Of the guests. those resisting
the boating trip and other allure
rnents Of the evening. will wear
their pageant costumes from
Wednesday.
The play Peg de Mon Coeur,"
French version Of the famous
English comedy. is being given by
the Cercle Coquelin for the benefit
OF the French soldiers who lost the
power of speech during the war.
It In being given at the Masonic
Temple and the cast will include
Miss Louisa Hoar. daughter Of
Mrs. Frederick II. Gillett In the
role OF Peg and Miss Elizabeth
Hanna, as "Ethel:" Mrs. John Bid.
die, Mrs. Walton" Miss Anna
Montgomery, the maid; Wilmot
Lewis: Jerry" Christian Herter'
Hawkes."
The National Capital Horse
Show, most spectacular of the
spring fashion and beauty shows
in Washington, opens this after
noon at Arlington Park. Just over
the District line in Virginia. The
show will be staged in one of the
prettiest spots Of the city, with the
Potomac just a few steps away
and the blue hills of Virginia how
ering over the horizon. The boxes
will be filled with the smartest
and best dressed women in the
Capital and dozens of interesting
little horse show parties have been
planned for the afternoon.
Mrs. Coolidge was the guest o.
honor at luncheon today OF Mrs
Charles G. Glover, at Westover, Mrs
Glover's suburban residence.
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For May 20; Going Abroad.
The Argentine, Ambassador anC
Nine. LeBreton and their niece, Mis-
Manuela Lloverss will leave Wash
ington on May Is, sailing from New
York for Europe on May 20. Nine
LeBretsn and Miss Lloveras .xpec
to spend the summer abroad, tn,
ambassador returning to Argentin;
after a short holiday.
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Cuban Minister Sets
Date for Dinner Party.
Tho Minister Of Cuba and Mime
de Cespedes will entertain at din
ner on May 20 in compliment to tn,
Secretary Of State and Mrs
Hughes.
Miss Flaminia Sarmiento, daugh
ter OF Nine. de Cespedes, will enter
tain at luncheon on May % for {
group Of young girls from the dip
lomatic and residential set.
The Commercial Counselor OF tn,
British Embassy and Mrs. JohJ
Joyce Broderick entertained at din
ner last evening at their home II
Eighteenth street.
Mrs. George T. Marye entertained
twelve at luncheon today In, compli
ment to Nine. LeBreton. Most o
the guests went afterward to tn,
horse show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marye expect Il
leave Washington early in June TO
California. They will spend tn,
month Of June, at their home a