The Washington times., 1922-08-22


diers' parade. But not being "a poll.
tician any longer. he forgot to make
that speech about the stabiiizing In.
fluence OF women In politics, "a he
had changed a little.
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The Secretary Of the Treasury.
Mr.. Mellon. returned today from
IPr.de's Crossing, Mass, where he
dren, Miss Ailsa Mellon and Paul
Mellon.
The Secretary Of Labor, Mr..
James J. Davis. will leave Thursday
for Mooseheart, Ill. to join Mrs.
Davis, who has been there Most
til after the dinner he and Mrs.
Davis will give on Friday. phe
Secretary is expected to return to
| Washington Tuesday, August %,
but Mrs. Davis will not return
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge has
gone to Massachusetts,, where he
will visit a number of towns In
the State before returning to
Washington.
The Assistant Secretary of War.
J. Mayhew Wainwright, will re.
turn to Washington this afternoon
from Rive, N. Y, where he spent
the week end with Mrs. Wainwright
and Miss -Fonrose Wainwright.
New Persian Envoy s..s
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The new third secretary Of the
Persian legation, Abdullah Khan
| Entezam, has arrived in Washing
ton and taken up his duties ut the
legation. He is staying at the Lee
House.
The Charge d'Affaires OF Ruma-
mia and Nine. Nano, who accom-
panied the Spanish Ambassador and
| Nine. Riano to Philadelphia last
week to witness the Spanish tennis
team play in the Davis cup tourna-
ment, have returned to Washing
| ton.
The counselor of the Spanish en-
bassy, Senior Francisco de Carde-
mas, another member Of the party,
has returned to the city.
George Oakley Totten. jr.. has
sailed for Europe on board the
s. s. Homeric. going over as an
official delegate from the United
States to the International Con-
gress OF Architects to be held in
BRUSSELS from September 4 to II.
Mrs. Totten and their young in
fant are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Laussat Rogers near washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Rench
Grove have issued announcements
of the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Betty Fairfax Grove. to Fred
erick Lee Hardesty, which took
place Sunday, August 10, In Wash
| ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardesty, who are
now visiting her uncle. DR.. Grive,
| in Baltimore, will leave today or
tomorrow for the Adirondacks to
remain until October. They Will
then return to Washington to make
their home.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson gave q
theater party last evening at the
l>shubert- -Garrick, where they were
entertained by Garry McGarry's
| Garrick Players in "A Successful
calamity" Among her guests
were DR.. Stockton Axton and Will
mer Boiling.
Others entertaining guests were
Senator and Mrs. A. Owsby Stan.
lev. who had among their guests
Mrs. Tarvin and their son, A. ows-
ley Stanley, jr.
Ralph Kelly and Capt. James NC
Conniville also entertained parties
at the Garrick last night.
Mrs. George Nixon
Ends Her Visit Here.
Mrs. George Nixon. sister of
Mai. Gen. George Barnett. VINO
has been visiting Mrs. Walter p.
Montague at Mrs. Barnett's coun.
try place. wakefield, Va. has re.
turned to her home in Minneapolis.
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Mrs. H. Dorsey Newson, wife OF
the third secretary Of the United
states legation in Hungary. left
Washington yesterday evening for
New York, and will sail from there
Saturday, September 2, to Join DIR.
Newson in Budapest. Mrs. Eewson
was visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
waRsaman In Washington and was
the guest Of honor at luncheon sat
urday Of william Lee Hurley. Of the
state Department, who entertained
a small company Mt the Shoreham.
Mrs. John r. Waggaman
Visiting ut Ocean City.
Mrs. John r. Waggaman. who is
amending tho summer at her-country
place, wild Rose Lodge, near An
napoiis, IL visiting at Ocean City,
Nd, for a short time.
Lieut.. Conadr. and<Mrs. James b.
GIennor are receiving congratula>
tions on the birth Of = daughter,
Jeanne Lejsune. born August 10.
The baby Is the granddaughter OF
Admiral and Mrs. James b. Giennon
and Gen. and Mrs, John a. LeJeune.
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John McAiiister has returned 10
Washington after spending tho
| weak.end with his family In Media.
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