New-York tribune., 1922-10-01
u title Season
Now Under " ay
In W aslnilngton
Return of Diplomats and
0thers Who Compose
Social Roster Adds TO
Various Capital Activities
Chinese Legation Fetes
french Ambassador and His
Wife Are Expected to Ar
rive by Middle of October

rEat peftou III ," =,
~ .qi.t,e season is getting into full
...;nc and what with diplomats and
a,b.,s who make UP the social roster
constantly returning from overseas
and from fashionable resorts In this
country. and an occasional visitor from
.brosd dropping in, life is interesting
/. ,pforn,al. OF course, there is the
..,ssa,t anxiety over the White House
,,yal;d. but sincere assurance is
s.ysn of Mrs. Harding's convaiescence.
Notwithstanding the fact that Nine
c.. ..yled from New York week ago
NTH her elder children to place them
!. srhools in England, social activities
whose Importance could not be meas
.,ed by size, took place at the Chinese
fs,stisu with Dr. SEE as host. Two
,,cotapt men from China arrived in
,irse 10 call for hospitality, Mr.. Chow
Tsurai, former Minister of Finance
and Mr. Tung Kang, Chief Justice of
ths Supreme Court Of China. DR.. Sze
gsys a luncheon for them Wednesday
stthe legation and the Secretary of the
sayY. Mr.. Edwin DENLY, was a guest.
s,;als at the luncheon besides the in
,eresting staff of the legation.
The Charge d'Afaires for Poland,
NJ Michael Kwapiszewski, and Nine.
KTapiszewski, who entertain frequent
Il in small but delightful manner,
esye little tea dance Tuesday after
rocn at the legation, and particular
thafm was lent by the presence of
Nile. Paule Dumont. daughter of the
French Military Attache, and Mime. Du-
mont, whose engagement to the World
Var hero, Captain Georges Thenault,
erenautie assistant to Captain Du-
mort, was recently announced. Mile.
Brmont Is the younger Of the two sis
tsrs who mingle in Washington society
and who have an irresistible accent in
.peaking pretty English.
Ambassador NJ. Jusserand and Nine.
lasserand are expected to arrive in
nid-0ctober or not later than the end
cf the month. While Washington wants
shen back there is strong feeling
hat NJ. Jusserand would like very much
10 retire to private life. He scarce
nissed day from his Office during the
World War and personally did much
If his clerical work, because the serv-
icesef his staff were needed elsewhere.
Minister Of Persia Gives
Luncheon Entertainment
The Minister of Persia Mira Hus-
scin Khan Alai. entertained at lunch
con Thursday for Dr.. Arthur Chester
Nillspaugh, who is sailing for Persia
as administrator of finance. Other
guests were members of DR.. Mills
paughs staff and mem bers OF the lega-
tion staff, DR.. Millspaugh and his mis-
sion will sail from New York on the
Lafayette for Havre en- route to his
post. He entertained the Minister of
Persia and his staff at dinner at
the Cosmos Club earlier in the week.
Colonel and Nine. Dumont entertained
guests at luncheon Wednesday for
Colonel William f. Horton, u. S. A.,
who Is leaving for Boston TO assume
duty at his new post. Lieutenant
Colonel and Mrs. Matthew A. Delaney,
Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. Barnet,
Colonel Georges Thenault and others
were in the company. Just few days
Ssiare they entertained the Polish
Charge d'Affaires and Nine. Kwapis-
sesskl at luncheon, when Mr.. John B.
HENDERSON and his charming daughter,
Mss Beatrice Van Rensselaer, Hender-
son, we're of the company.
Where so many citizens are of un-
usual interest, as is the case in Wash
'ngton, there is always bit Of stir
*nen new diplomats arrive and though
there had been many inklings that the
very popular Minister Of the Serbs,
Sroats and Sloyenes, DR.. Slavko
Groultch would probably be trans
lerred from Washington, the real sur
Prise was shown when new Minister
70 represent those countries actually
arrived on the spot, He is the Hon.
Anton Iroslch Payisich, of Croatia.
prGrouitch and his charming Amer
ican wife, she was Mabel Dunlop. of
wns.1 walg.nla--have been notable figures in
"asa,hsson society ever since their
s.li'ai, s,,s ame. Grouitch devoting her
M almost constantly to furthering
ppaiHs work for Serbian relief. DR..
",sieh has not yet been presented
s@e PRESIDENT so all entertainment
;ssm ~ MN has of necessity to be very
Molmal. DR.. and Nine. Grouitch will
e.s1h n..'a IN Washington until the end of
Il, S'ssef When they will sail for Ser
..ae fresident, who must carry on
o,a,. oaeia' duties, even if he would
a.se' 20 spend his time at Mrs. Hard
es bedside, received among other
pators dering the week. Senor Don
e.o a. Arcaya, the new Minister Of
rrsi;ueia, who but recently arrived
wing as military attache of the
Sssilcan ~ Embassy at Constantinople
Nv Z, not be very novel experience
aalor Sherman Miles, son of Lieu
NM General Nelson A. Miles, as
sat- ~ he and his wife have been in that
ss, s,as,y before. Major Miles was en-
r 20 Fort Sill when he was recalled
In ss,lngton to prepare for his sud
"a 1aa s.I new appointment. Mrs. Miles.
shn her children was with Mrs.
ssa Noble, her mother, at the lat
ssss.sa, ai,lhef home on Lake Chamnlaiu.
s., ,-ed = TO Washington to preparo
ss,nv, fort Sill trip when the route
ssu and she was advised to PACK
yior Turkey, " p"sA
~ Of Debutantes Grows
-ans in Washington
sssag ssaaing far more charm 30 the lift,e
inans .aan anything else is the furry
as the thirty or more debutantos
ses introduced, many of whom ara
aslps,ma Washington. The list OF
shsr asss m;,, grows almost daily, and
Id eosu. M represent every part OF
Etsb;sn.fg and every phase Of life /,
sesldsn.s ssoh = Official diplomatic and
hsocistss seatriee Pitney. daughter Of
pnns' 'ses - Justice Pitney, Of the Su-
~ s.n.i, oari, and Mrs. pitney, is the
sa b. pssme Court bad, while there
sasainr several from the Senate. in
sily Dia, ieeentiy named one, Miss
~. Nathau uaqghter of Senator ana
20 Thern, Th,es .. Dial, of South Caro-
sate N,eIe Naa was hope that Miss
M {. sewton. danchta~ ss