The Washington times., 1922-08-14

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UHE British Ambassador, Sir
Auckland Geddes. will leave
u Washington tomorrow for
Dark Harbor, Me-. to be with Lady
Geddes and their children until
autumn. Lady Geddes went di-
turn from England last week with
the Ambassador.
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Nine. Riano. wife OF the Am
bassador of Spain, who hae been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ward.
man at Hot Springs, Va. will re-
turn to Washington the middle OF
this week and n little later the
Ambassador and Nine. Riano VIII
leave for Newport to spend the
rest Of August.
The Minister of Bulgaria, stephen
Panareteff, who has been at VIII
Jamestown, Mass, has gone TO New
York and IL staying at the Wander
bilt Hotel. He is conducting a series
| OF conferences at the Institute Of
Politics in Williamstown.
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italian Charge to Sail
For Europe Tomorrow.
The Charge d'affaires Of Italy,
] Guido Sabetta who has been at the
Southampton Club, Southampton. Tor
| the summer has gone to New YORK
and Will sail tomorrow on board the
Mauretania. Mr.. Sabetta who had
to cancel invitations which he had
| issued for a dinner In the near
| future. due to his sudden departure
gave a farewell luncheon at the
Meadow Club on Saturday.
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william Phillips, Undersecretary
of State. has returned to Washing.
ton after a fortnight's visit with
Mrs. Phillips and their children At
lHighover, their summer home at
North Beverly, Mass.
Miss Betty Grove Weds
Frederick Lee Hsrdesty.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton r. Grove
announce the marriage OF their
daughter, Miss Betty Fairfax
Grove, to Frederick Lee Hardesty,
of Washington. The wedding took
place yesterday in the Church OF
81. Louis. Howard county, Nd, the
Rev. Father Bishop officiating. On
the completion OF their honeymoon,
the young couple will make their
home in Washington.
The marriage will come as Q sur
prise to even the closest friends
OF Mr.. Hardesty and his bride, as
| no announcement OF the engage
ment had been made and they had
taken no one into their confidence.
Miss Grove had but recently Ie-
turned to Washington after at
tend a house party given by Miss
Alice Mann at her summer home
at Coolidge Point. Mass. She was
presented to society In Washing.
| ton two or three seasons ago and
has been a recognized belle since
her debut. Mr.. Hardesty is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hard.
esty. of Washington.
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Mrs. Richard Townsend has gone
to Bar Harbor, Me-, to remain un'
til September.
Austrian Charge Leases
Daniels Home.
The Charge d'Affaires Of Austria
and Nine. Prochnik have leased the
house at 1851 Wyoming avenue
which was occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Josephus Daniels when the
former was Secretary OF the Navy
4 The offices Of the legation also
will be moved to Wyoming avenue
from 1901 Twenty-third street
where they are now located. Th'
Charge d'Affaires and Nine. Proch
mix expect to be established iT
the new house by the first o
September.
Miss Violet Emerson James, sis
ter Of Nine. Prochnik. Is spending
August and September With them
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Mrs. Lane Arrives
For Visit to Mrs. Beale.
Mrs. Franklin X. Lane. who hai
been with her son and daughteriu
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin X. Lane
jr In the West, will spend the mex
few weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Philip H. Kaufman, at Blue Ridg
Summit, Pa. Mrs. Lane In now will
Mrs. Blaine Beale In her apartmen
at the Connecticut for a day or two
Rear Admiral Thomas ]. Cowi,
and Mrs. Cowie, who are at Coe
mans. Albany county. New York
are expected in Washington OF
September and will reopen thci
apartment In the Grafton.
The military attache Of the Brit
ish embassy, Maj. Gen. II. X
Bethel. will sail late this montl
for Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, to rer
resent the British army at tn
centennial exposition. General Bethe
has been absent from washingtoI
for several weeks and has made
series Of visits in the North
among them one to the Assistan
Military Attache and Mrs. Bridge
who are at Mattapoisett, Mass
for the summer.
General Bethel will attend III
marriage OF Capt. Sidney r. Bale.
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