The Washington herald., 1922-10-08
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- is secretary of the siamese Is-
cation in Japan, entertained IN
formally a tea one afternoon at the
Siamese legation. The Siamese min
lister, Phya Prabha Karavongse., was
present. and Mrs. Edward II. Lotus,
wife Of the secretary Of the legation.
poured tea Among the guests were
the Charge d'Affaires of Poland anS
Nine Kwapiszewska. Rear Admiral
and Mrs Cahrles p. Plunkett. Mrs.
Isabel Pallen Steward. Mai and Mrs.
John Greedy. and a number Of the
diplomats.
q Countess Trio was a Washington
girl before her marriage, and her
husband was at one time attache Of
the Siamese legation here.
Interstate Commerce Commission
er and Mrs. c. c. McChord ente:-
tanned informally at dinner Wednes-
day evening at the willard.
The Charge d'Afaires of the Lega-
tiOn of the Netherlands and Nine.
Hubreeht entertained at luncheon
one day at the Shoreham.
Mrs. Ira Copley entertained at
luncheon in the Shoreham, having
among her guests Mrs. Joseph
Hampson.
Mrs. John Allan Dougherty was 4
luncheon hostess at the Shoreham.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. ]. X. Ro5i-
son entertained at dinner Wednss-
day evening for Miss Catherine Rad
cliffe, who will spend the winter with
them and whom Mrs. Robson will
present TO society this season. Lieut..
and Mrs. W. ]. Z. Agnew, brother
in -laW Sigfar g MfSS Raleliffa
were among the guests, who num-
bered tweNe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hertle enter
tanned at luncheon at the Willard in
compliment to Mrs. Tracey Drake,
of Chicago. I think that party was
on Wednesday, and Mrs. J. l.. Wright
entertained a company of forty-five
at luncheon. followed by bridge, at the
Purple Iris Tea House that after
noon. in comp iment to her sister,
Mrs. Gerald A. johnson. wife of Maj.
johnson. of san Domingo, who is
visiting his mother. Mrs. Frederick
A. Johnson.
The District of Columbia Fedora
tiOn Of WOman's Clubs gave a re-
ception in honor Of Mrs. Thomas C.
Winter. president of the general
federation. yesterday afternoon
from 10 o'clock at Temple
Heights. formerly the Dean estate
and home Of the Woman's Founda-
ton Mrs. John W. Frizzen. presi-
dent Of the District Federation, in
vited Mrs. Coolidge and wives of the
Cabinet officers to be present. Not
only were the members Of the thirty
clubs affiliated with the federation
invited. but club women belonging
to other organizations were asked to
be guests for the afternoon and
many attended.
Representative and Mrs. Philip T.
Campbell entertained a company Of
twelve at dinner Thursday evening
for their debutante daughter. Miss
Helen Campbell. in honor of her
guest. Miss Sarah Orme, debutante
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aquilla J.
Orme. of Atlanta, Ga. Miss Orme
came Wednesday and will spend a
week or ten days with Miss Camp
bell
T HERE was an interesting lunch
i con Thursday at the Madrillon.
given by a group Of diplomatic and
consular officers as a farewell to one
Of their number, Roger Culver
Tredwell. who left Friday en- route
to his new tour of duty as consul
Eeneral-at-large for Central Asia and
Africa. II was a stag affair, and was
attended by Wilbur J. Carr. direc-
tor Of the consular service. who
made a most complimentary speach
about the departing consular officer.
JUnius MacMurray was there. and
Ned Bell and Allan Dulles. Charles
p Curtis all OF the Diplomatic Corps.
and Tracy Lay. and-Oh. / can't re-
member Just who else. Mr.. Tredvell
will be gone between two and three
yars. He is a very popular person:
has been serving al the State De-
partment now for several years. ana
his cOlI"agues there wanted to give
him nice send-off and they sue
Ceeded all right. He left Friday for
New York to say Eood-by to his sis
ter. Miss Jessie TredweIl. and then
On for Chicago and seattle lie
sails Saturday from Seattle .or
China and Japan. His sister sails
The same day from New York 20 ioil
their mother, Mrs. Arthur Buxton. IN
England where she went ,aSt
spriu-.
Chief Tshan ,Joseph X GrifHsD.
tertdiu@d informally at dinner sun
daE evening at the MadriIlon MIR.
Gr nj s i - ki"sya Indian Chieftain.
renowned as writer fer his myths
Of the American Indian and as
lecturer for fifteen years in the
ChautaUquaN and schools of the
country. He is engaged now n
drawatizinC the story Of the 'rue
HiawAJha for production as the hrst
American opera. Hrs myths Of ,u-
American Indian arc being pub
I.~H'd in graded form for use in the
puhItr schools Of the nation. Mr..
Griffis Is making his home in Wash
iuEton.
Another gathering of interest vas
N" reception given in honor Of lhe
national officers and delegates to the
rar.ou1I convention "f the DauGh-
re- uf America. Then Mrs Robert
Mackenzie entertained informally Al
ten 'ast sunday for Nine. Zaldivar
widow Of rhc former minister Of
Salvador. VII" is visiting Mr.. and
Mr. Harry Wardman. washington
Is daliEnrSd To learn that Nine. Zal-
diVIr is Going TO stay here this win
te~ rud also thar her 81 ster. Prin-
cess GI5ka. will he with her Those
tw" we're long popular here. and il
will he simply great 10 have them
back once more Princess Ghika has
been among MS off and on during
the last wear ~ So. had an apart
meut at WardwIn Park Hotel for
long time. hut Nine Zaldivar tas
not been here since her husband
went home several years ago. after
serving here for some years as min
lister These u0nrII9r women atfrIs-