The Washington times., 1922-10-14

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Amin, tenor, and Dorothy Maps-
field, soprano, Both are young, but
both singers Of great promise who
brought naturally lovely voices 70
two captivating roles. Sidney
Clarke played the aocompaniments
In sympathetic fashion, bringing
out the lovely harmonies OF the
For the music the guests assem-
bled In the two big rooms, pswly
decorated and furnished in dis
Eliminating taste, which are to BE-
Mrs. Xlbion's studio. Afterward
refreshments were served and the
company broke up into small groups
20 chat and spaoke. Among the
guests one noted ConminptC NET ArSn
Mrs. Rudolph, Mr. and Mrs Ch4ries
Trowbridge Tittnah. pr. and Mrs.
Mitchell CarrolEs Mtss sJanst Rich.
ards, Mrs. John Dillon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick William VIE. Mr..
j. j. Locher. Mrs, Leland stanford
Conness, Miss Isabel Mac cDoukall.
Miss Elizabeth Gardiner, Mra, Mark
Reid Yates. Godfrey Ferris. Z. Ham.
mond Morton, Robert Schroeder and
The presentation Of the music OF
because Of the expectation that the
washington Opera Company, OF
which Mr.. Albion is the director.
win produce the opera In the future.
Mrs. Hugh C. Wallace has ar.
rived in Washington from White
Sulphur Springs. Mr.. Wallace. one;
time American ambassador to
France, will remain at the springs
until the latter part Of this month.
Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r..
Stettinius entertained at luncheon
at the Kate's Mountain Club for
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace. -,
Miss Elizabeth Hanna, daughter
of the late Daniel r. Hanna, Of
Cleveland. has arrived in Washing
ton to pass the winter. Miss Hsnaa
will be one Of the youngest hostess
of the Capital. as she made her
debut less than two years ago. With
a chaperon, she will set up an es-
tablishment of her own. Miss Hanna
IL now at the Shoreham awaiting
the completion of certain improve.
ments In a residence in Florida ave.
nue. which she and her chapcron
occupied for several months last
season. RI.
The Misses Cullen. who passed the
summer in France with their sister
the Countess de velle. have fetuprod
to their home, 1900 Massachusetts,
avenue. Owing to the recent death
Of their brother. Judge Edgar M.
Cullen. Of Brooklyn, the Misses Cul-
lon x.,tn En- ka M opt in anrtafv In
the coming season u.
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Boris Bal<meteff. sometime Rus
sian ambassador to the United States,
is a member OF the house party,
which Mrs. John Stewart Nehemiah
Is entertaining at Tyringham. Mass.
> Eric Buxton, commercial secretary
Buxton left Washington this morn
ing for New York, and VIII remain
over. Sunday. 'f
/, Mrs. Stanton Norman and her sis
ter, Mrs. George Corbin Perine, were
among those who landed In New
York last week after an extended
sojourn in Europe. They spent
some time in. Germany, and were
guests of Baron and Baroness Won
wrede at their castle In Westphalia.
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Major and Mrs. David st. Pierre
Gaillard are visiting her brother-in In
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Parsons Erwin, at the home Of Mrs.
Delos Blodgett, and will spend the
winter in Washington with Mrs.
Blodgett. Major Gaillard IL now on
leave. 49,
Mrs. Blodgett, who has been abroad
all summer, win sail for this country
on October IS, accompanied by Mrs.
Charles Gray Matthews and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward p. Porcher. After her
return Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin win move
TO Graystone on the edge Of Rock
Greek Park, which they have leased
for the summer months.
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The attache of the British EN-.
bassy, Leander Mccormick Goodhart,
and Mrs. Mccormick Goodhart, have
arranged q paper chase for today at
their home, Langley parks, Chillum.
Nd.
The Children's hospital will hold
a reception this afternoon from 1880
to 6 o'clock, in honor OF the dele.
\ gates to the American Child
Hygiene Association. Among the
members Of the ladies board who
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