The Washington times., 1922-05-01

children will sail for Chile, TO visit
| in Sonora de Elizalde's former
home. The nainister will remain In
New York for several weeks.
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The Minister of Bolivia and Sc.
nora de Ballivian entertained at
dinner last evening at the New
Willard in honor OF the delegates
from Bolivia to the Women's Pan
American conference
Lord and Lady Astor
Visit Philadelphia.
Viscount and Viscountness Astor
went today to Philadelphia. where
Lady Astor will address the wo-
mems Trade Union League. They
will make but brief visit, but
several interesting events are on
their program, including a tea,
which DIR. Carey Thomas. OF Bryn
Mawr, is giving this afternoon for
forign delegates TO the League OF
Women Voters conference. This
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Pinchot will give a dinner for Lord
and Lady Astor. While the latter
have been occupying the Pinchot
residence in Washington, their
hosts have not found II possible TO
be here. Lord and Lady Astor ex.
pect TO return to Washington be-
| fore going TO Virginia.
Lord and Lady Astor, who were
! honor guests at a luncheon given
| yesterday by General Pershing,
dined last evening en- famille with
the British Ambassador and Lady
| Geddes.
Senator and Mrs. MednI McCor.
mick gave a tea in honor of Lord
! and Lady Astor yesterday after
: noon, which was one one of the
most delightful incidents of their
/ visit I'm Washington. The COM
pany asked 90 meet them was
small but particularly distinguished,
and many Senators and their wives
were included among the guests.
Lady Astor made a charming pic
! ture in a white gown, with bright
green hat, and her hostess also
wore white. Several of Mrs. Nc
| Cormick's friends presided in turn
at the flower-decked tea table.
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EleutherIos Venizelos and Nine.
! Venizelos, who spent several weeks
here at Wardman Park Hotel, have
gone to New York and will sail
from there tomorrow en- route TO
Paris.
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! Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beale Nc
Lean entertained a large company
their estate on the outskirts OF towIl.
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Polo Ball Postponed
Until May 10.
Owing to the death last evening of
Gen. James McAndrew, chief of
staff OF the A. f. f., the Pola ball.
scheduled to take place at the City
Club this evening. has been post
poned TO May 10. Arrangements will
be the same.
Mrs. Blaine Beale, who made a
short visit to Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Beale Mclean at Friendship last
week. has returned to New York.
She will sail early In May to spend
two months abroad.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Reid Yates
are receiving congratulations on the
birth OF a son on Saturday. Before
her marriage Mrs. Yates was Miss
Natalie Sellers Barnes, of Philadel.
phia and Washington.
DIR. and Mrs. Harmon Smith, OF
New York. are visiting Comdr. and
Mrs. George Leonard Smith, DIR.
Smith having come to Washington
to attend the convention of physi-
clans now being held here.
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/ Miss Dorothea Denys is enter
tanning at tea this afternoon in COM
| pliment to the delegates to the
| women's Overseas Service League,
now in convention here.
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DR.. Joseph II. Bryan entertained
at a buffet luncheon today at his
home i'm Connecticut avenue, his
guests being $50 physicians who are
attending a convention here. Dr.
Bryan's sisters, the Misses Bryan,
and Mrs. Carl Joerissen assisted the
host in dispensing hospitality.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Lay are estab-
lished for the summer montha at the
cottage near the Columbia Country
Club, which they have recently pur.
chased.
Mrs. Henry c. Corbin, who las
been at Highwood, near Chevy
Chase, for the last fortnight, re-
turned yesterday to her apartment
In the Connecticut.
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Luncheon Party Given
At Purple Iris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Joerissen en-.
tertained large company at
luncheon at tho Purple Iris Tea
House yesterday. the party being
/ in the nature OF n farewell hospi.
tality as Mr.. and Mrs Joerissen are
leaving shortly to spend the sum-
mer abroad. Luncheon was served
on the veranda overlooking the
garden, gay In its springtime dress.
and the table decoration OF wild
honeysuckle and branches OF dog.