The Washington times., 1922-05-06

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Miss Alice Mann. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. /. T. Mann. entertained
about seventy-five young people at
a dinner last evening at the Chevy
| Chase Club. Mr.. Mann received
with his daughter. The table, which
was the shape of a cross, was
! decorated with an abundance or
I spring flowers. Dinner was follow
ed by dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Marshall
/ Bullitt entertained company or
| twelve at dinner last evening in
honor OF Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. de
Gersdorff. Of New York, who are
visiting them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bullitt will enter.
tain a company OF fourteen at din
ner this evening. and Tuesday eve.
ming they will entertain again at
young peoples dinner in compli-
ment 10 Miss Louise Ross Todd, Of
Louisville. KY, who is visiting her
aunt. Nine. Hauge.
The Swiss minister, Marc Peter.
has left Washington for an sb.
sence Of two weeks. which time he
will spend in visiting Swiss con.
sulates in the Middle West.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin Day Spill.
man. Of Warrenton. are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF a
daughter. Thursday. Mr.. Spilma n
is the only son OF Gen. b. d. Spil.
ator Camden, OF West Virginia
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Phoebe Randolph. is the grand
daughter OF the late Bishop Ran,
dolph, OF Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. wilkins
entertained at dinner last evening
at their residence in Massachusetts
avenue.
NJ. Albert Thomas, minister OF
munitions In the Clemenceau cahi.
net at Paris. will arrive shortly
! in the United States. coming to
| Washington to speak before the
convention OF the National Cha mher
OF Commerce, opening on MAY 16.
| For the last three Mr.. Thomas. a
distinguished French Socialist. has
been director OF the Internat tional
/ Labor Bureau. created under the
League OF Nations at Geneva. lie
| will tour the United States and ev-
plain it's functions to Industrial and
labor leaders throughout the
country.
Mrs. George Hope was hostess
| at luncheon at the Shoreham to.
day. There were ten guests.
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Secretary OF Labor James Do vis
left yesterday for st. Louis. He will
return TO their apartment at Ward.
man Park Hotel on Tuesday.
Mrs. Davis will close their apart
ment on Nav "a, when she. with ths
children. will GO 10 Mooseheart III
to remain until October l. Secre-
tdry Davis will Join her there when.
ever his duties permit.
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or interest 10 Washington is the
wedding today in East Orange. y
J.. OF Mrs. Rita Smith Chase and
| Lieut.. Comdr. Martin Griffin, L.
S. A.
Mrs. Chase was formerly Mrs.
| Palph Waldo Chase. of rarmirgton.
Conn. and visited in Washington
last wear. Mrs. Chase spent several
wears at Coronado Beach. where she
obtai ined her divorce a year ago
from her first husband.
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Gen. Pedro Nei Ospina. president
/ elect OF Colombia. was guest Of honor
| at lunChen given Yesterday hr
Nine. Maria de Coronado. official
! delegate OF Colombia to the Pan.
| American conference OF women. at
| her residence in the Sherman apart.
| r1ents. The other guests wer,'
| Senorita Helena Ospina. daughter Of
! General Ospina Senorita Hortensa
! Coronado. the charge d'affsires ~
| Colombia. Senior Carlos Uribe. r.:
Senior !. NJ. Coronado. secretary OF
/ the Colombian less ton: Senior R.n.
1 amin Castillo. OF Colombia. and
/ Senior Enrique Coronado. OF the Pan.
American Union staff
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Mrs Charles J. 3eIl = having =
/ Few 81 her friends in fnr tea Mon.
I izy afternoon al Twin Oaks 10 meet
/ Miss Ellen Van Nolkenburg. whose
| recital on Tuesday evening at the
I PLAY house is under the direction OF
| Robert A. BELL. II is exD~cted tha I
| Miss Van Nolkenburg. who in pri.
| ra's life 10 the wife Of Maurice
| Browne. will stsv in town until Fri.
daV evening. when Mr.. Browne. " no
has recently made such = successful
production Of "Candida" at the
| Greenwich Village Theater. New
York will come to Washington to
| talk on the little theater movement
AZ the Woman's National Founda.
ton.
| Postmaster General and Mrs.
| Hubert Work. Of Wardman Park
Hotel. plan to go to 81. Louis IN
about a fortnight TO attend the con.
| vention OF the American Medical As.
| sociation.
The decorations are complet ed
| for the Old France Carnival TO
| be held this afternoon and evening
| at the New Willard Hotel. Three
| rooms. the Willard. Fairfax and
| Gridiron rooms. are being used for
the event. which Is being given for
the benefit OF the war orphans OF
| France and the children OF manned
soldiers, under the direction OF
| Countess d'Audiffret and Mortimer
| Clark. n local artist. and others
Booths at which punch and other
| things will be sold have been placed
around the walls OF the Willard
| Room. where there will also be