The Washington times., 1922-07-22
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among the guests at the royal gar
den party at Buckingham Palace yes
terday. Post Wheeler, counselor of
/ the American embassy, and Mrs.
Wheeler and Miss Ruth Draper are
others well known In Washington
who attended the fete. Miss Draper.
who is a granddaughter of the late
Charles A. Dana, has an interna
tional reputation as monologuist or
"diseuse" and has recently been win.
ming fresh laurels in Paris.
The American Ambassador and
Mrs. Harvey headed the 200 or morss
Americans who were among the
lguests Of royalty. There. were nearly
about in the gaily decorated gardens,
chatting happily before the King and
Queen emerged from the palace and
walked among the guests, greeting
friends. There were no formal pres
entations. The whole function was
marked by its informality.
Most fashionable dresses were
worn, making this the most distinc.
tive function of its kind Of the season;
also the uniforms Of practically every
country in the world, including Ger.
many, were represented.
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Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh entertain
ed at an informal dance last eve
ming on the roof garden of her resi-
dence in Massachusetts, avenue.
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Mrs. Merritte w. Ireland, wife Of
Surgeon General Ireland. left. yes
terday morning for Atlantic City.
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The second secretary OF the Bra
lillian embassy, America de Galvao
Bueno, will sail today from New
York aboard the Southern Cross
for his home in Brazil. He was nc.
companied by Mr.. Pavarez, the
Brazilian consul at Baltimore.
The second secretary Of the
French embassy, Jules Henry, Will
leave Washington today and will
} sail Tuesday from Quebec, Canada,
aboard the Empress of Scotland.
Mr.. Henry is returning to his home
In France on a three months leave
Of absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry But
Ter, who have been at Montsweag
Farm, left New York city yester.
day for California, where, after
visiting their son, Col. Charles M
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tend the San Francisco meeting Of
the American Bar Association, al
which Mr.. Butler will present the
report of the committee on internal
revenue, of which he is chairman
They will return to Maine via
Canada.
Mrs. Matthew A. Delaney, wife
or Colonel Delaney, left Washing
ton yesterday for. Atlantic City.
Surg. Gen. Edward r. Stitt, U. s.
NJ; Mrs. Stitt and Miss Mary Stitt
will leave Washington next Thurs
day for their farm near Philadelphia,
where they will spend the next
month. They will make the trip by
motor. Miss Emma Stitt, who will
be presented to society next winter,
expects to visit in Maine unless the
railroad strike prevents.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joan Paul Jones,
jr., will arrive in Washington to-
morrow from their home In Allen
town. Pa, and will be guests for a
few days of Mr.. Jones' mother, Mrs.
John Paul Jones. They will be ac-
companied by their two small
daughters, Miss Mary Lou Jones
and Miss Nancy Jones.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick McKen.
ney sailed for Europe today aboard
the Homeric.
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Miss Greta Torpadie, who is to
sing at a musicale In Newport next
Wednesday, Is visiting Mrs. George
Eustis Corcoran. of Washington, at
her summer home. .eA.':.. 90.
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w. B. Wallace and Col. w. II.
Johnston were among washington
people who were guests at the High.
land Inn, Algonquin Park, Ontario
during the last two weeks,
Miss Betty Walmsley VIII return
tomorrow to her apartment at