The Washington herald., 1922-10-15
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Jonkheer de Serriere.
Mrs. Farnam, who was before her
| marriage last May Mile. Suzanne
Silvercruys. sister of Robert Silver
lcruys( who was secretary of the Bel
gian Embassy last winter, did
splendid work in the war and
has had bestowed upon her by
the King and Queen of the
| Belgians the cross of the Leopold
order and the medal of Queen Eliz-
abeth. At the conclusion OF the
meeting Mrs. Farnam will start for
New Orleans. where she will repre-
sent the Belgian government at the
convention of the American Legion
auxiliary.
The newly appointed Minister OF
Panama to South America, Senior
Joseph z. Lefevre. was the honor
guest at an informal dinner We'd
nesday evening at the Chevy Chase
Club by Rear A dmiral II. III. Rous-
seau. Mr. Lefevre left Thursday
for New York. from where he sailed
yesterday from his home in Pana-
ma. where he will make visit be-
fore going on TO Santiago to take up
his dutiss. Mr.. Lefrevre was lunch
con guest wednesday of former
Secretary of State Robert lansing.
Mrs. Hubert Work. wife of the
Postmaster General. entertained at
tea wednesday in her apartment at
wardman Park. Her guests were
asked to meet her daughter, Mrs.
Albert Bissell Among those assist
ing were Mrs. NJ. w. ireland. Mrs.
Robert e. Noble. Mrs. John II. Bart
lett, Mrs. Warren Irving Glover
Mrs. Matthew A. De Laney. and
Mrs. David Mulvane. of Kansas.
The Postmaster General and Mrs.
Work entertained at dinner yes
terday evening in compliment to
their daughter. Mr.. Work had a
luncheon party Thursday.
Gen. John ]. Pershing was a
luncheon guest yesterday of Mr.. and
Mrs. James H. McNary. of Ell Paso.
Texas. who entertained informally
at the Shoreham. DR.. AlonZo Bliss.
who returned last week to his
apartment at wardman after a trip
to Miami. entertained informally on
Wednesday a gay party at the Will
lard.
Friday Edouard Albion. director
Of the Washington Opera Company.
and Mrs. A lbion had a musicale. as
sembling a group of artists and So
/ ciety people to hear parts of new
American opera. 1t was "Daoma." the
music OF which was written by Cad
/ man. and the libretto is based on
A story by Francis LeFlesche. who
I is an American Indian and distin-
Suished writer.
He is in washington now collect
I ing Indian folk lore for. the Bureau
of Ethnology. and was a guest OF
the Albions on Friday evening.
i when he told the story of his tribe
t on which the opera is based. Plans
/ are underway for the production OF
"Daoma" by the Washington Opera
Company. Friday parts of the op-
era were sung and Sidney Clark
played enough of the score to give
the company an idea OF the beauty
Z of this outstanding work Of Mr.
. Cadman.
Among yesterdays parties was
one given by Mr. and Mrs John l..
Edwards for their debutante daugh-
ter. Miss Virginia Edwards. and the
! Misses WillifoTd. They dined and
then danced at the Chevy Chase
Club. which is gathering place
every Wednesday and Saturday of
Miss Winifred Mallon had a nice tea
at the Woodward.
More parties-let's see!
Nine. COnde d'Avila. who repre-
sents Mexico at the children's hy-
Brown, OF Mansfield Ohio; Miss
known to the PanAmericans in
Washington was the guest OF
honor of Mrs. 4. c. Calhoun at din
ner Thursday evening. Among the
other guests was DIR. Aguilar, OF
Lima. Peru.
. Nine. d'Avila. who is chairman OF
foreign affairs for the WOmen''
I Universal Alliance. will leave soon
to found branches of that organi-
! zdtion in the South Amrican coun-
tries. Mexico and the West Indies
Mrs. FredriCk Peterson. Of New
/ York, entertained i. luncheon rl
Thursday at the Shoreham for the
/ members Of the Chidren's Health
/ Organization Of America and the
/ Children's Hygienic Association OF
America. Among the guests. who
numbered twenty-eight. were Mrs.
Herbert Hoover. Mrs. Franklin h
Lane. Dr. and Mrs. Richard Bolt OF
/ Baltimore: DIR. and Mrs. Walter
Brown. Of Mansdeld. Ohio: Miss
'alAg J'dlA -AATo 4 ApA . ANo''s Va w .
nell University. Miss Marie Hose
Of New York; DIR. Roger. of Hall
fax. Nova Scotia: Mrs. l.. Emmett
Holt. DR.. Livingston Farrand. Mrs
Albert Nicholson. of Chicago: DR..
{ Philip VaninGin. Miss A nne Whitney
OF New York and Miss Maude
Brown. of Chicago.
The charge d'affaires of the lega-
riOn OF I.ithuania Naldemaras Car
neckis. entertained a; dinner Thurs
day evening in the Presidential
suite of the Willard in honor of
United States Minister to the Bal
tic states. Latvia. Lithuania and
Esthonia. Frederick W. p. Coleman.
Of Minneapolis. The other guests
included DR.. Charles Seya, charge
d'affaires of Latvia. who gave a
dinner Friday for Mr.. Coleman; b.
Mastauskas. counselor of Lithuan-
ian legation: VI. J. Ninikas, secre-
tary Of Lithuanian legation; DIR. J.
j. Rielskis. financial attache of Ii
thuanian legation; DIR. Dewitt c.
Pooie, chief Of Eastern European
division: a. w. Kliefoth. of the
State Department; Mr.. Jenkins, of
the State Department. and DR.. AL
bert II. Putney, of the American
University.
The Ambassador of Chile. Senior
Don Matthew, was the guest of
honor at a dinner given Thursday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly
Price Evans at their home in Edge
moore. Md. Among the guests were
Alfred Houston, of Santiago. and
e. VI. Pepper. Mr.. Houston is the
guest of Mr.. Pepper.