The Washington times., 1922-06-20
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is being much feted during its,
stay in Washington. VIII carry
back TO Manila pleasant memories
on their visit to Mrs. Harding
Al the White House yesterday.
And the call will linger In the
memory OF the First Lady as
one OF the picturesque events OF
her regime, for the little Filipino
ladies' wore their quaint native
Accompanied by Mrs. Jaime de
veyra and Mrs. Isalro Gabaldon.
wives OF the Philippine resident
commissioners, the ladies called
at the White House shortly after
noon anu We're greeted cordially
by Mrs. Harding. who escorted
them about the state apartments
ana showed them over the White
house gardens. Later they Wis
tied the Executive Offices. still
: under escort Of the Presidents
wife, who said that she didn't
want the President to miss the
sight OF thesi dainty little ladies
looking like great bouquet of
sweet peas In their picturesque
costumes OF pastel tinted husi
and pima cloth
The group included Mrs. Manuel
Quezon, wife or the president of
the philippine Senate; Mrs. Max.
irno Rodriguez. Mrs. Teodoro Sand.
lko, Mrs. Teodoro M. Kalaw, Mrs.
Maxine M. kalaw, Mrs. Justo
LokDan. Miss Catalina Santos.
Miss Gloria Santos, Miss Carmen
Albert, Miss Natividad Albert, Mrs.
summers. Miss siguenza Miss
Guanco. Miss Villa and Miss
Theresa Gabaldon.
This evening the Philippine
residents Of Washington are Civ.
ing a dance at Rauscher's for mem
bers Of the mission and there will
be another dance at wardman Park
Hotel with Philippine collegiatss
az hosts, -.
Vice President Attends
commencement at Amherst.
Vice President Coolidge has gone
70 Amherst, Mass, TO attend the com.
mencement exercises at Amherst Col
lege, Of which he 10 q graduate. and
win return to Washington tomorrow
He spent yesterday in New York.
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The retiring Russian Ambassador,
Boris Bakhmeteff. who has been
at the ST. Regis Hotel, New York.
for n few days, sailed for Europe
today on the Berengaria.
Mrs. Fall Making Brief.
Visit TO Daughter. ..
Mrs. FAN. wife OF the Secretary
of the Interior. left yesterday with
her daughter. Mrs. Brand Elliott, for
the latter's home at Port Conway,
Va. Mrs. Fall will return to her
apartment at Wardman Park the
latter part Of the week. -sa.
Mrs, Wallace, wife of the Secre.
tary Of Agriculture, left yesterday
for Detroit, where she will make a
short visit to her son-in.law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Nc
Lay, and their infant son.. Wallace
McLay. She will return to Wash.
ington about the middle Of next
week..
Miss Ruth Wallace has as her
guest In their apartment at, Ward.
man Park Hotel, Miss Mary Fisher
of Indiana. Pa.
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DIR. Sze Sails for England
To Bring Children Home.
The Chinese minister, DR.. Sze, who
left Washington yesterday for New
York, Is sailing today on the Beren.
garia for England, accompanied by
Telly Howard Koo, one of the lega'
ton attaches. He will be gone about
six weeks and on his return will be
accompanied by his three older chill.
dren, two boys and q girl, who have
been at school in England. They will
Join Mime. SEE and little Miss Betty
SEE, the baby Of the family. at Woods
Hole, Mass, where they are estab-
lished for the summer.
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DR.. Leo 8. Rowe, director general
Of the, Pan American Union, enter
tanned at luncheon today in the
annex Of the Pan American buildins
for Alberto Gutierrez, former minis
ter Of foreign affairs Of Bolivia.
The minister of the Dominican re.
public F-~ilio c. Joubert. entertained
at luncheon Yesterday at the Willard
In compliment to the director general
Of the Pan.American Union DR.. Lee
8. Rowe.
The charge daffaires Of the lega
ton of Panama, Senor Lefevre, will
leave today for Chicago, and will
make an address t~.>'c~-~w at the
Gorgns memorial dedication. He will
return the end of the week.
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Leander Mccormick Goodhart, Of
the British embassy. entertained al
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