The Washington times., 1922-07-18

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,NHE news from Paris that
SvunI CnarIes do Cham.
- u.un has been directed w
..,.~I PunRare " seISe as
>.....se uanaIres vi France dur
.llg lne annual vacation or the
rencn ailipsassadOr, m. Jusserlnu,
~ vi coiIsiueraVie lnteresl here,
ior Tho rounl mas been ON uuty
AZ W Washington peIore anu has u
must Vi Lllends IN tnls country.
aaofeosel, ne is lvpISsSnSaliN
VI Lanliy MnIcn ~ mucn re-
vered here DecAuso OF It's descent
trvm ina, picIurSsdue tNeVolution.
AIRY herO, the MarQuis de La
layette.
w nIic NO date has apparently
ueen 81, A. as eApSCIOd IIIaS SodIiI
ue Chambrun wIiI sail tor TINS
IUunIIy> snOflly, AS la. JusScI aL,u
can't start upon ms leave OF alb
sence until after MS RELIEF ar
rives. Count de Cnambrun lIas
been called from Ihe French
ulpiomauc service AT Constanu-
nopie.
II memory serves. Count de
Champrun has been attached 10
. the French embassy IN washing
ton on more than one occasion
and, at any rate, he was coun-
seior Of embassy here IN lSlS.l5.
he served as cnarge d'affaires
from december. lylo. until we'll
in.o lnS suiLiiner VI LSls, durihg
which ume the Ambassador anu
Nine. Jusserand were IN France.
That was the period Of President
Wilson y prolonged residence in
Paris during the days OF the
pSaSe conIei snce, anu me Jusse.
rands, who had accompanied them
to France, remained until their re.
turn, M. Jusserand taking part
In the deliberations OF the con.
ference. Count de Chambrun 10
q kinsman-brorher, tnink-of
Col. Count Adelbert de Chambrun,
who is married to Clara Long
worth, sister OF Congressman
Nicholas Longworth. There is also
another brother, Count Pierre de
chambrun.
Count de Chambrun's father was
likewise in thet diplomatic service
and was at one time on duty
here, 50 that Washington first
knew Charles and Pierre de Cham
brun when they were small boys.
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Mrs. Coolidge Attending
Ball Game Today.
Mrs. Coolidge. who presided at
the weekly luncheon OF the Ladies'
Of the Senate today-this time an
old.fashioned box luncheon-is at
tending the baseball game at Ameri.
can Leaxue Park this afternoon as
the guest Of Mrs. Thomas r. Walsh
and Mrs. John Allan Daugherty. who
are entertaining a number of ladies.
Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge
had dinner last evening with an old
friend from Boston, Harry s. Lyons.
The Spanish Ambassador and
Nine. Riano entertained informally
at dinner last evening.
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The Minister OF Serbs. Croats
and Slovenes and Nine. Grouitch
will return tomorrow from Tuxedo
Park, where they spent a short
time with Mrs. Henry P. Loomis.
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Minister Of Finland
To Return Tomorrow.
The minister Of Finland. Axel
Leonard Astrom, who went to New
York last Thursday, will return
to the city tomorrow.
The secretary OF the legation,
Judge Bruno Kivikoski, will leave
Thursday for New York. where he
will spend several days before
going to Atlantic City for q brief
vacation.
Miss Ailsa Mellon will return to
WASHINGTON tomorrow from Malta
poisstt, Mass, where she 10 the
9uest Of the Assistant Military Al.
tache OF the British Embassy and
Mrs. c. e. D. Bridge.
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Senators Cameron and
Watson In New York.
Senator Ralph Cameron OF Ari
zona and Senator James z. Watson
Of Indiana are in New York for a
short stay and are At the Waldorf
Astoria
Eliot wadsworth, Assistant Secre'
tary Of the Treasury, and his bride,
formerly Mrs. Guy H. Scull. who are
on their honeymoon, are expected in
Washington about August /.
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Mrs. Albert J. Beveridge, who Is
spending the summer at Beverly
Farms, Mass, has gone to New York
for . few days and 10 staying At the
Plaza Hotel.
Miss Marguerite Caperton, daugh.
ter of Rear Admiral and Mrs. Will.
lam B. Caperton, has returned to
New Londen, Conn, after q short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. sylvanus
Stokes. jr., At Newport.
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Clarence H. Msckay entertained
at dinner last night on the Ritz,
Carlton roof, New York, for his
daughter, Miss Katherine Mackay.
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Senator and Mrs. seldsn p. Spencer
have as guests their three sons. sel
den r. Spencer, jr., Broe,<es Spencer
Of st. Louis, and oliver Spencer, who
has just returned from the Argen.
tine. Mrs. Spencer and selden p
Spencer, jr., will leave washington
on August for California, whence
the latter will sail on August ~ for
A.. N,-i--t Me- ..i1,