The Washington times., 1922-03-10

|dinor last ovUning at the WlllAr0
for rsesntstivs and Nrs. Mon.
tAsns. ef vlrginia:
Al,ss Llppsulbo<t Richards, Of New
Fork, win arrive today TO BE- the
eueot foe Mrs.. Archiheld 0racio for
ten days. hrs. Oracle viii entertain
1t TED Sunday afternoon II conipli.
msnt to her saest;
l1r. and Mrs.. Louis whitiock. Of
Elizabeth. N. j.. are stayihS at
Wardman Park Hotsl for . brisf
visit IN the Capital.
The officers Of Boiling field have
postponed the show and tea they
were t6 have given this Afternoon on
account Of the uncertainty Of the
weather.
Phra oankapitch, the charge
d'affAires OF the 0iAmsss legation,
was host at dinner last evening In
compliment to the Third Assistant
Secretary Of state and Mrs. Robert
Woods Bliss. The guests included
the Persian minister, AifsA Husoein
Khan Alat; the Charge d'AffAires I'd
interim Of the Austrian Legation
and Nine. Edgar Prochnik, the d.
rector OF the Consular Service and
Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr, the Counselor
of the Russian Embassy and Nine.
Henry de Bach, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Chandler r. Anderson.
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The Commercial Attachs OF the
French Embassy and Nine. He'll
mann entertained at dinner last
evening for their daughter. Miss
Helene Hsilmann. In compliment to
their house guests. Miss Theodora
Cragin. Of New York. and Miss
Elisabeth Darden. Of Nashville,
Tenn. The other guests included
Mtss Inger Bryn. Mss Patricia
Ansa, Prince Eugene Lubomirski.
Mr.. Sokolownki, secretary Of the
Polish legation: Hubert Queftn, Of
the French embassy; dc 9ousa Leao,
OF the Brazilian embassy. and Hector
Ayersa, OF the Argentine etabassy.
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Rear Admiral Albert 0lsaves. u.
o. NJ. retired, until reosntly COM
mandant Of the First naval district
At Boston, who has been vistting his
sonin-law and daughter, Lieut..
Comdr. and Mrs. Van Metre, At the
naval torpedo station, left Newport
last evening for q brief lecture tour
iN Tennessee. He 70 to speak in
Memphis. Chattanooga and Nash.
Vile on the needs Of the navy and
on the Far Eastern question.
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Gen. Sanchez Comes Il at Ward.
man Park Hotel where he will
make an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Rosssvslt Returns.
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, wife OF
the Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy. returned yesterday from
New York. where she spent the
past week. Mr.. Roosevelt win re.
turn today from = tour Of New
York stats.
Miss Katherine Judge entertained
at dinner last evening In compli.
ment to her guest, Nrp. Andrew
Baker. Of winchester, Va, and MIA.
J: =. Hoffer, OF New York. who ID
visiting Mrs. waddy Wood. There
were eighteen .us.t..
Durham Rodgers entertained q
company OF twelve at dinner last
evening at the WardmAn Park Inn,
having among his guests Mrs.
sarah Lee Phillips, Mlss Lota Rob.
inson and Paul de Hevesy. Of the
legation Of Hungary. ana Mai.
George Oakley Totten.
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Miss Alice sigworth Morse, Of 211s
street northwest, will give n
literary Interpretation Of peg o. My
Heart at the Congressional Club
this afternoon. Miss Morse, who has
achieved wide renown throughout
tho country ~ an actress, impsr.
sQnator. reader, literary Interpreter
and dramatic director. has q wide
repertoire. embracing more than 4
hundred plays and epic poems. At
the regular Friday afternoon enter
tainment At the Congressional Club
this afternoon she will give one OF
Shakespsare's plays ~ an encore.
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A st. Patrick dance win Be held
under the auspices Of the Catholic
Wonen's Service Club at the
Catholic Community House. SOL &
street on Friday evening, March IL.
from 9 to 11:So o'clock.
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Congressman A. D. Sanders of
New York. has returned to his apart
ments in the Burlington Hotel.
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Miss Alice Hutchins Drake II ar
ranging q series OF Little Talks on
Large Topics" 70 b given at the
Misses EaAtman'a 6oh0ol llAK Qnsan.