The Washington times., 1922-05-20

Company, at O'CLOCK ana again
at 6.
Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman is
chairman Of the fete and Mrs.
William Marshall Bullitt, vice
chairman.
A MOTH E. r charming garden
afternoon by Mr.. and Mrs Charles
| Carroll Glover, jr., who are en-.
tertaining at Orchard Hill, their
suburban home; and many smart
society folk are taking in both
the party at Twin Oaks and the
party at Orchard Hill. Mrs.
Glover has a group of her friends
assisting her and Is serving tea
in the garden among the roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glover and their
two small children will sail on
June for Europe. They have
taken a house in England to be
near Mr.. Glover's brother-in-law
and sister, the Netherlands Min.
lister to England and Nine. Van
| Swinderin. Mr.. Glover expects to
return to this country in August,
but Mrs. Glover and the children
will remain abroad until late in
SeStember.
Mrs. Herbert Hoover will return
tomorrow morning from New York,
where she went on Tuesday TO at
tend a meeting of the Girl Scouts
national organization, of which she
is president. Yesterday she was the
guest of Admiral and Mrs. William
s. Sims at the War College.
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Netherlands Minister
Goes Home in Summer.
The Minister of the Netherlands
and Nine. Everwijn will sail TODAY
aboard the steamship Majestic for
Europe. They will spend the sum-
mer in Holland, returning in the au.
tumn, when they will take possession
Of the new legation on Fifteenth
street.
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The minister OF Ecuador, DR..
Elizalde. and the members Of the
legation staff will go to New York
Wednesday to attend the dinner
given by the Ecuadorians living
there in celebration Of the battle OF
Bichincha, which consummated the
independence OF Ecuador 100 years
ago.
The newly appointed Minister Of
Colombia and Nine. Olaya have
taken an apartment at Wardman
Park.
Prince and Princess Cantacuzene
are planning to open their cottage
, in the Catskills early in June. Their
daughters. Princess Bertha and
Princess Ida Cantacuzene, will be
with them.
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant.
Princess Cantacuzene"s mother,
will spend the summer at Hot
Springs, Va.
Capt. Jean r. J. Rigal. naval at
| tache of the French embassy, is at
the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, New York,
for short visit.
Judge and Mrs. Timothy r.
| Ansberry are closing their home on
Woodland drive tomorrow and leav-
ing for Ohio where they will be the
guests of former Gov. and Mrs.
James NJ. Cox. After June Is Judge
and Mrs. Ansberry, accompanied by
their small son, will be at their sum.
mer cottage in the White Mountains
Of New Hamshire. Mrs. Ansberry
and the youngster will remain in New
Hampshire throughout the summer.
Judge Ansberry will sail on June 27
with Governor Cox on board the
Mauretania for Europe where they
will remain about three months,
travelling on the continent.
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Mrs. Isaac T. Mann and her daugh-
ter, Miss Alice Mann, will leave
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York, where they will remain for
about a week. From New York they
will motor to their cottage on the
North Shore for a weeks visit, going
then to their summer place in West
Virginia to spend the month Of
June. From West Virginia they will
return to their place on the North
Shore to spend the remaining months
Of the summer.
Miss Sidney Webb is planning to
spend the months Of August and
September with her brother-in-law
and sister, DR.. and Mrs. James F.
Mitchell, at Bar Harbor. Miss Webb
will be the guest OF Mrs. Philip
Kaufman for the first two weeks
in July at her place at Blue Ridge
Summit, Pa.
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Nine. Christian Hauge will enter
tain a company of twenty-four at
dinner this evening.
Basil Miles, who is leaving Wash
ington shortly for Paris to take
up his duties there with the U. s.
Chamber Of Commerce, will give a
dinner dance tonight.
The Assistant Secretary of War
and Mrs. Wainwright entertained a
distinguished company of twenty
guests at dinner last evening. They
will be hosts at dinner again next
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin b. Laughlir
will give a luncheon tomorrow.
Mrs. John b. Henderson plans to
go to her summer home at Bar Har-
Dor, Me-, the first week in July. Her
son. John B. Henderson, ir., who Is
now in Boston, will join her at Bar
Harbor later in the summer.
Lewis w. Haskell, American con.
sui at Geneva and Mrs. Haskell arc
in Washington for a few days, and
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