The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-31
"A CHR NlclE or EVENTS
AND WOMEN WHO MAKE up
WASHINGTONS COMPLEX AND
INTERESTING SOCIAL LIFE

= dent, and delegation from the
Maryland Ssociety viii come over
from Baltimore to attend the
funeral.
The former Secretary Of the Navy
fand Mrs. Daniels, who are spending
a few days In Washington with Mrs.
Daniels mother. Mrs. adelaide
1 Worth Bagley, will 60 to New York
l and the Misses Bagley gave o bridge
/ party and tea at the Washington
Club for Mrs. Daniels and Mrs.
David Worth Bagiey. wife Of Com
mander Bagiey, u, 8. N. Commander
| Bagiey, who was until recently
| naval atthche Of the American en-
babsy at The Hague, In now on tenn
porary duty at the Bureau Of Naval
| Intelligence, and he and Mrs. Bagley
are spending some time In Wash.
| ington.
| The Minister Of the Serbs, Croats
and Slovenes and Nine. Grouitch
entertained at dinner last evening.
having as their guests the Russian
ambassador. Boris Bakhmeteff.
Nine. Bazavoff. Major and Mrs.
Parker West, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
McChord. Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh.
Mrs. George Ehle, Princess Ghika.
Major Reginald Foster, Charles
swisher and Walter Camp Of New
Haven. - ->s
The dinner was to have been given
In honor of the former Secretary Of
! Agriculture and Mrs. Edwin T. Mere
dith. but the unexpected absence 81
Mr.. Meredith from the city altered
tho plans.
The minister Of Hungary, Count
Szechenyi. and Countess Szechenyi
entertained at luncheon yesterday at
Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry has re.
turned to washington after a visit
to New York, where she was stay.
ing at the Ritz-Cariton.
| Edwin r. Meredith. sometime Sec
rotary Of Agriculture, who was cali.
ed to Chicago on business, viii re-
turn on Thursday. and will rejoin
Mrs. Meredith at the Willard, where
they are spending. several weeks.
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Sir John and Lady Harrington ar
rived in New York today aboard the
Carmania and win be at the Plaza
Hotel for a brief visit. Later they
viii come to Washington to visit Mr..
and MrA Larz Anderson. rs
Mrs. John p. Story. jr., Miss Caro-
line Story. and Miss Jacqueiine
Story have returned to Washington,
after q fortnight's visit to White
Sulphur Springs. w. Va.
Princess Cantacuzene will head
the receiving line at the Junior
day evening, and win be assisted
by Mrs. Warren Delano Robbins.
Miss Eleanor Johnston, and Miss
! Ruth Larner.
4 Among those entertaining at din
ner before the dance will be Miss
| Carolyn Nash, whose guests have
been asked to meet Miss Estelle
Sanders and Miss Anita Sanders, Of
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Loren johnson entertained
At luncheon today in honor Of Mrs.
Mary Roberts Rinehart.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Glover will
entertain guests at dinner this
evening. ,r
| -.
Mrs. Theodore w. Noyes was
hostess at luncheon today.
Mrs. Henry c. Corbin. will not re-
cetve tomorrow as Is her custom on
Wednesdays.
Miss Enrica Clay Dillon spent the
week end In Washington as the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edouard Al.
bion. Miss Dillon. q daughter of
Judge Dillon. Of Los Angeles, who
was the first woman to direct grand
opera In this country. came to town
for the first rehearsal Of the Wash.
ington Opera Company's production
Of Samson ct Dalila." for which she
will be stage director. The opera
will be presented at the National
Theater on the afternoon Of Feb.
ruary "a.
Bachelors Dance Put Off.
The dance and vaudeville, which
was to be given this evening at
| the montgomery country CluD, Dy
the bachelor diplomats of embassies
and delegations has been postponed
until February 8. and will take
place at the Willard. The hosts for
the evening will be Capt. Jean Rigal
ana Hubert Guerin. Of the French
embassy; Senior Cardenas and Senior
Amodedo. Of the Spanish embassy;
Hector Ayerza, OF the Argentine en-
bassy; J. de Largerberg, OF the Swed.
ish legation, and Prince Eugene Luz
bomirski and V. de Sokolowski, Of
the legation of Poland.
Nine. Anita darcy Vargas. colora-
tura soprano, will be the guest Of
| honor at the Arts club dinner on
Thursday evening.
| Nine. Vargas will be introduced
by Senator Samuel Shortridge Of
California, who will give brief talk
on California as an American Art
Center" Robert B. Armstrong, pres
ident of the National Press Club,
another Californian, will speak on
Music as an Aid to World Peace"
4 Tho hosts will ha Mis., rl,,~a Nooi,