The Washington times., 1922-09-30

will return this afte'--
noon from Hartford, Conn, where
she has been for a fortnight with
her aunts, the Misses Foster, of
Boston.
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The Secretary of Agriculture,
Mr.. Wallace. will leave Washington
tomorrow evening TO attend meet
ing In Peoria, Ill.
The minister of Denmark, Cons
stantin Brun, has returned to Wash
ington from Bar Harbor, Me.
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Count COstantini Brings
Bride to Washington.
Count ID. A. Constantine. special
adviser of the Italian embassy,
and his bride, who have arrived in
Washington, entertained at dinner
last evening at Wsrdman Park Ho.
tel, where they have taken an
apartment. Countess Costanini was
formerly Mrs F'rieda F'rasch
Wilton, of New York and Cleve-
land, and their marriage took place
recently at her summer home on
Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Aspegren en-.
'tertained at dinner last night at
Aspen Hail. their summer. home at
Newport, for Viscount d'Alte, Min.
lister of Portugal, who has been
their guest for a few days. Wis
count d'Alte Is returning to Wash
ington tomorrow.
Gov. Thomas w. Hardwick of
Georgia and Mrs. Hardwick are
guests at the Shoreham Hotel.
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The commercial counselor of the
legation OF the NetheTla nds. DR.. An
dreae. was the guest of honor at a
dinner given last evening by the com.
mercial Counseiors and attaches Of
the various embassies and legations.
| The guests included the charge
d'affaires Of the Netherlands. DR..
| HubreCht: the charge d'affaires OF
| Belgium. Mr.. de Selys: the CONNER.
Cial counselor Of the British emba ssy.
John Joyce BroderiCk: the CONNER.
Cial adviser of the Italian embassy
G.. r. Ceccato; the commercial
attache OF the legation of CzeCho.
slovakia. DR.. Alois Stangler: the com
mercial adviser of the legation of
! Norway. Olaf Alfred Tostrup: the
secretary of the legation OF Switzer-
lLnd. DR.. Rruggmann; the attaChe of
the British legation. Harold Sims.
and a. Goldsmith.
! DR.. Andreae will leave Washington
shortly to open offices in New York.
where he is consul general of the
| Netherlands. He will continue his
work for the embassy from his New
York office.
! Sonora Maria Teresa Cra jalOs de
| GOineZ.. aCCompa nied by SenOrita
| Elvira GoineZ CrajalOs and Sigmor
| Luis GOineZ CrajalOs. OF BngOta
| Colombia, are at the Lee House
while on an extended visit in Wash.
ington.
Captain and Mrs David r Sellt rs
have returned ~ Washington and
are temporarily at the Shoreham.
Adolph SpreCkels, of San Fran,
cisco. will arrive in Washington TO-
day and will be at the Willard for
a few days.
Congressman and Mrs. Fred Brit.
ten entertained at dinner last eve
ming for Mime. Zaldivar. who is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wardman
Mr.. and Mrs. Britten started today
for Pittsburgh and. after a shirt visit
there. will go to Chicago to remain
n month.
Sir Claude Hill. director genera
OF the League of Red Cross Societies
who will land in New York today
will come to Washington on Thurs
day. DIR. A. Ross Hill. acting chair
man of the American Red Cross
and Mrs. Hill have gone to New Yorl
to meet Sir Claude. and will enter
tain at dinner for him next Friday
evening.
Mrs. Hamilton Wright has re
turned to Washington for a few
days from her summer home II
Maine and is at the Shoreham.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Davenport Brown
of Boston, son.in-law and daughter
Of Associate Justice and Mrs. Nc
Kenna, have come to Washington
for a short visit and are at thu
Willard.
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The Women's City Club will keel
open house during the two weeks
drive for membership, beginnins