The Washington times., 1922-05-30


Band will play the incidental music
and will give a program Of dance
music following the picture.
The number OF tickets Is limited
and, since official regulations pre-
vent their being sold at the gate,
must be secured before the perfor-
nance. The film was secured
through the courtesy of Jack f.
Connolly, of the Metro Picture Cor
poration and this will be its first
presentation in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Shuford. of
Hickory, N. c., are spending a fow
days at Wardman Park Hotel They
will entertain at dinner at Wardman
Park Hotel this evening.
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DR.. and Mrs. Charles w. Rich
ardson have returned 10 their Con-
necticut avenue home after an alb
sence of ten days in st. Louis, where
they attended a medical convention.
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Maurice Francis Egan. newly
elected president OF the Interna-
tional Association Of Arts and Let
ters, was formally installed in office
day afternoon at the new clubhouse,
17l5 l street.
Mrs Florence jackson Stoddard,
retiring president Of the association.
introduced the new officers.
Among the members and guests
present was the ambassador of Bel
GUM, Baron de Cartier; the ambas-
sador of Peru, Alfonzo Pezet; the
ambassador OF Brazil. DR.. de Allen
car; the minister Of Venezuela, DR..
Dominica the minister Of Ecuador.
DIR. Elzalde: the minister Of Uru-
quay. DR.. Varela; the Minister of
Serbia and Nine. Grouitch; the
former Minister of Bolivia and
Nine. Calderon; DIR. and Nine.
Manuel de Olievera Lima and
Michael Kappovich; DIR. p. +. Len
nox, dean OF the University School
of Letters; George 8. Duncan, presi-
dent OF the Art and Archaeology
League: D. Bennet, Of the Union OF
East and West; II. c. Cox, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. C. Chace, Mrs. Blair Ban
mister, Mrs. Emily Newell Blair,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Hoffman, Mr..
and Mrs 8. L. Porter. Mr.. and Mrs,
Wilder. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Muir
ply, Mrs. Benjamin Smith. Mrs.
Henry Dimock, Mr.. and Mrs. F. III.
Ridgeway, Mrs. Z. Look Scott, ID.
Paniagua. Miss Margaret Clark,
Mrs. de Missener. DIR. 10y McAfee.
Prof. and Mrs. King-Smith. Mrs.
Stanwood Cobb, Mrs. A. S. Hamil.
ton, Mrs. NJ. V. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Irish, Mr.. and Mrs. s. l..
Porter. Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Perkins.
Miss Dick Root. Mrs. A. s. Hamil-
ton and Mrs. NJ. V. Smith.
The marriage OF Miss Julia Bel
rose, daughter OF the late Louis
Belrose, OF this city. to Joseph
Baker Bourne, of New York. took
place in Greenwich, Conn. on Sun
day, May 2S. Announcement OF the
marriage came as a great surprise
to friends OF the couple here and
abroad as no previous word OF their
engagement had leaked out.
The ceremony was performed by
a Justice of the peace and was wit
messed by Mr.. Bakers only daugh-
ter, Miss Pauline Chaplin Bourne.
Miss Bourne arrived last Friday on
the Rochambeau after passing the
winter and spring abroad.
This is Mr.. Bourne's second mar
riage His former wife, who was
Miss Julia Chaplin. n daughter of
Chester Chaplin, first became the
wife Of the Marquis de la Tour du
Willard, from whom she secured n
divorce in 1897. About two years
after that she was married to Mr..
Bourne, from whom she secured a
divorce about eighteen months ago.
A year ago last winter Mrs.
Bourne was married in Greenwich
to Benoni Lockwood, jr. Mr.. and
Mrs Lockwood now are living in
Quito. Ecuador.
Mrs. Bourne. the bride OF last
Sunday, is quite young and about
the age OF her husbands daughter,
who was introduced to society two
years ago. She is the daughter Of
| the late Louis Belrose and Of Mrs.
Belrose, Of Washington, d. c. Her
brother, Louis Belrose. Jr.. for
years was attached to the American
consulate in Cairo, Egypt. Mrs.
Bourne has passed her life between
Washington and Paris She is an
accomplished musician.
Mr.. Bourne comes OF family
for years identified with New York
and Staten Island and has lived
much in France. During the war
he was for two years a liaisOn Off
Ger in France, serving as captain
of infantry. For services rendered
to France he was awarded by the
French government the Legion
Honneur and also received cita-
tions from General Pershing. After
his former wife was married to Mr..
Lockwood his daughter. Miss Paul
inc Bourne, lived with her father
Mr.. and Mrs. Bourne expect to sail
for Europe shortly.
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Mrs. James J. Sheehy announces
the engagement OF her daughter,
Miss Mann Clay Sheehy, to John
Berchman Shanahan, of Omaha,
Neb.
The marriage will be quietly
solemnized on Wednesday morning,
May 81. at st. Matthew's Church.
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Unusual interest surrounded the
annual election of officers Of the
League OF American Pen Women,
held last night at it's headquarters,
1922 II street northwest. Mrs.
Theodore Tiller was elected presi-
dent; Mrs. John Cable. wife OF Con.
gresham Gable Of Ohio, first vice
president: Mrs. Forrestine c. Hook
er, second vice president: Miss Ma.
talie Sumner Lincoln correspopd