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u. Md. Students
Nominate Chiefs
Election viii Be Held af
Next Meeting of As
sembly.

COLLEGE PARK. Nd. May IL
omcers of the student assembly OF
the University Of Maryland have
been nominated a. follows: Pres-
ident. L. J. Matthias. @. y. Pollock.
c. z. white: vice president W. s.
Crooks. X Besley; secretary. Mis-
NJ. Anderson and Miss R. Reppert
oncers will be elected At the next
meeting.
These ofncers have been elected
by the Junior class: r. N watkins,
president: c. F. Pollock. vice pres
ident: c. E. White. class repre-
sentative on the executive council:
Mss NJ Anderson. secretary; W. s.
Crooks. treasurer, and Andrew Mis-
bet. serge1nt-at-srms.
The last dance OF the season cS
the Rossbourg Club viii be held In
the National Guard Armory at Hy-
attsville next Friday evening.
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Art Center
Clues Exhibit
Wares From India, Italy,
Belgium and Spain
ShODn.

The Art Center at ll06 Connecti-
cut avenue. is becoming a veritabl
worlds fair. representing handi-
craft of all nations. Prominent ex-
hibitions are being shown from
India, Italy. Belgium and Spain. II
has become a meeting place of the
arts where thorough and sincere in
ternationalism Is encouraged.
One of the objects of this ex-
hibit is to bring the artist in di-
rect contact with the consumer and
patron. and thus escape the middle
man. The artist may consult the
public. and both learn its tastes as
well as receive suggestions from
the other artists.
The Hindu and Bulgarian exhibits
are to be seen on the second floor
Those from the United States are
shown on the top floor.
On entering the large and well
lighted auditorium. one is dazzled
by the beautiful objects displayed
One finds gowns tied and dyed. and
Batik gorgeous enough to clothe a
Scheherezade. wall pahels of COM
plicated design. tiny miniature
sculpture of gods and goddesses
pottery of plain and iridescen'
color. candlesticks. china. jewelry
and silver. illuminated texts. woven
rugs, bags, towels, and table run
ners. colorful scarfs, and rare
carved chests and boxes of wood
and leather.
Among the local exhibitors are
Miss Brackett. Eugene Behrend. Mr.
Curtis. Miss Dorothy Dent, Miss
Mary Endicott. Miss Gaut, Mr
Grimm, Miss Habermann. Mrs. Her
bert Howell. Miss Clara Hall. Mr.
Harmon. Mrs. Glieson. Miss Kalb
/ Mr.. lie Fevre. Miss Lane. Mr.. Mont
gomery, Mrs. Howard Nyman. Miss
Helen Stevens. Mr.. Sorenson. Mr.
and Mrs. Saugstad. Mrs. Sommers
Miss Ruth Tanner. Mrs. .Upde graf
Nine. Vasilieff. Miss Wyeth. Miss
Weyman and Mrs. Gertrude Whit.
tlesey.
Exhibits from other craft socie.
ties are sent from New York. Chi
cago. Baltimore. Boston and Port.
land Me.
Tea will he served Saturday and
Sunday at the Art Center.
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Bethesda Club Meets.

The Woman's Club of Bethesda.
Nd. held its last meeting Tuesday
at the home Of Mrs. Frank wallace,
In Drummond. Nd 1t had as
guest of honor Mrs. Joseph Jones.
president of the Montgomery Coun-
ty Federation of Women's Clubs.
The speaker for the day, @. e.
Nicholson, ex-sheriff. told of the
duties of a county sheriff. Mrs.
Jones gave short talk. She en-
phasized the fact that Montgomery
County Federation was next to the
largest federation in the State of
Maryland and includes twenty-nine
clubs. Tea was served and the
usual social hour followed the pro-
gram. Mrs. James Kirkpatrick and
Mrs. Julian Wallace presided at the
tea tablc
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WOMEN AWARD
CLEANUP PRIZES

In an address. in which she paid
a high tribute to her coworkers, Mrs.
Heron, who was unanimously re-
elected president of the Twentieth
Century Club. reviewed the work Of
the year at the last meeting.
The annual meeting closed one OF
the most successful years in the his
tory of the club. The report Of the
finance committee showed that the
club had devoted itself largely to
the promotion of philantbropic work
which was inaugurated by the
founders of the club. Mrs. Lyman B.
Swormstedt and Mrs. Anson Rogers
Tracy were eected delegates and
Mrs. Edward n. Hardy and Mrs.
James T. Eslin alternates to the bien-
nial convention at Chautauqua, n. Y.
A musical program under the direc-
tion of MIS-. Eugene Byrnes was
given by Mrs. Frank p. Howard
Mrs. william Chamberlain recited
King Robert of Cicily, Miss Edna
Sheehy chanting the interlude. and
Miss Mary Isabelle Kelly accompanied
on the piano.
Mrs. Richard Fay Jackson. chair
man of the cleanup committee. which
was inaugurated by the club just
prior to the arms conference, accom-
panied by the other members of the
committee. Mrs. James Baird, Mrs.
whitman Cross. Mrs. Frederick E
Coville, Mrs. William F. Ham, Miss
Grace l.. Temple and Mrs. p s.
Smith, and also by other club mem
bers, met with the District Com
missioners, in the board room of the
District Building. Friday morning, to
award prizes and flags donated by
the club to the ash. trash and gar
bage men who had been most efficient
in their work during the year. The
flags indicate those who won the
prizes and will be carried on the
wagons for two weeks.
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May /. 1890. BY Eleanor ostherine
Judd and Marion Julia Hallowell
Drown. both OF whom are now
alumnae OF George washinston
University. II obtained its Charter
from the national sorority February
~ Of this year. being installed ty
the alumnae club OF Alpha Delta Pf
in this city. i
The service was followed 10 .
banquet at the Raleigh Hotel, az
which the alumnae club and pa
tronesses were guests Of the active
chapter, with Eleanor Judd "a toast
mistress. and Mrs. william Allsn
wilbur as Euest OF honor. severai
congratulstory affairs wers sfven
for the newly nationaiized Eroup.
tea by the Pan-Hellenic AssocIa-
ton Of the university. another Eiven
by Mrs. Edward Hays and her
daughter. cathryn. who is one OF
the members. and a third by Myss
Media Umbeck at the HadIey hotel
orisfasI Charter Crop.
The charter group included Alice
ASHFORD. now president: Hester Bo-
garduz, treasurer; Wanda Castle.
vice president; Marion Drown. M.ry
Harrison. Cathryn Hays, Vera John
son. Eleanor Judd. chapter reporter.
Katherine McCauley. corresponding
secretary; Louise Mcdowell, chap
ter guard: Mary Ruthven. nSoord-
ing secretary: Helena Sshoe.felder,
Frances Shea Dorothes Storck. IL
ian swecker and Helen Newton. ana
as pledges. Media Umbeck. Margaret
Dubois and Marian soelmsn, who
have since been Initiated, and Helen
Stoutmeyer. Dorothy Overstreet.
Ruth Overstreet and Mrs. lack
Wheatley. formerly Isabel Oidheld.
who were initiated in the chapter
rooms at 2o22 G street northwest
Wednesday.
Shack Party Held.
Yesterday the chapter held n
shack party at Ashantee. near syca-
more Island. on the Potomac. the
summer home OF Miss Hildz Bowen.
the Gamma Phi Beta chapter anil
ate from Ann Arbor.
The chapter will hold It's serui-
annual election OF oficers for the
coming year In the rooms Tuesday.
Plans are also being made for az
fairs during June week. including a
dance for seniors and a camping
party.
Monthly meetings will be held sf-
ter the close Of school At the homes
Of various memhera
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Rumors Move Jusserand;
Beveridge to Replace New
City Busy Saying "Good-by" and "Welcome;''
. Birthday Parties Become Popular -Sena-
ss.ss.. tor Page Celebrating.
By EVELYN C. HUNT.

ships pass the night- thus Washington
population OF Washington larger
comparatively speaking OF Washington society here only
temporarily because this Capital OF the greatest
1t they from all OF the earth and
they have been to
back and usually do How
ever constantly bidding Godspeed friends and well
coming midst The Diplomatic Corps almost always
changes and the will have part with according
French Ambassador the Diplomatic Corps
Jusserand muchoved Washington But the runor
cropped spring for several and TAR has
without foundation, hoping such the
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Plan House Of Mercy Party,

of Mercy annual garden party and
the managers are busily shaping
plans for it, Mrs. Robert Thompson
has the lemonade table, where Miss
Sykes and Miss Alice Harding are
to assist her. Mrs. MacMurray W
have with her at the candy table
Mrs. Van Reypen, Mrs. Talbot. Mrs.
Nash. Mrs. Cecil. Mrs. Blodgett and
Mrs. Boyd.
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Mrs. Downey Tours West,

Mrs. Charles Lee Downey, of 21as
California street northwest. Is vis-
iting in Chicago. ILL.,. and Albuquer-
que. ". NJ. Mrs. Downey will spend
some time touring the West and the
South.
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HORSE SHOW LEADS
SOCIETY PROGRAM

And so II goes. But meanwhile
society mere seems to continue on
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Maj. E. A. Palmer. Twenty-n'nth
Infantry, U. s. A., and Mrs. Palmer
had as their weekend guest at
Camp Dix. N. j.. their son, MIDI
shipman E. A. Palmer, jr.. and Mid
shipman McPlet, U. s. N. A., and
their daughter, Miss Dorothy. and
friend. Miss Hazel Henry. of Clev.-
land. Ohio.
The Washington times., 1922-05-05

Rear Admiral Bradley A. Ffske.
L. s. N. has gone 10 New York
and is at the Hotel Astor for a few
DAYS
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Secretary and Mrs. Hughes
Honor Guests at Dinner.

The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Charles Evans Hughes were the
guests In whose honor the Bolivian
Minister and Sonora do Balivian en-
tertained n distinguished company
at dinner last evening.
The other guests were the Am.
bassador OF Chile and Nine. Matthew.
the Argentine Ambassador and Mime.
lie Breton. the Norwegian Minister
and Nine. Bryn, Miss lnger Bryn,
the Cuban Minister and Nine. De
Cespedes. Miss Sarmiento. the
MINISTER OF Uruguay and Nine.
Varela. the Chinese Minister and
Mime. SEE, the Czechslovak Minister
and Nine. Stepanek. Miss Anna ste.
pankova. the Minister OF Nicaragua
and Nine. Chamborra. the Minister
of the Netherlands and Nine. Ever.
win: the Persian minister. Mira
Hussein Khan Alai: the Charge
d'Affaires Of the japanese Embassy
and Nine. Saburi: the charge
d'affaires OF the Pc avian legation
DR.. Gonzales Prada: the Charge
d'Affaires OF the German Embassy
and Nine. Lang: the charge
d'affaires OF the Siamese legation,
Phra Sankapitch: the Charge
d'Affaires OF the Polish Legation and
Nine Kwapiszewska, the Charge
d'Affaires OF the Austrian Legation
and Nine. Prochnik: the charge
d'affaires OF the legation OF Panama
J. r.. Lefevre: Mgr. La Belle. OF New
York: Senator and Mrs. Arthur Cap
per, the Comptroller OF the Cur.
rency and Mrs. ID. r. Crissinger
Miss Donna Crissinger. the District
Commissioner and Mrs. Cuno Ru.
dolph. the Bolivian Minister to Great
Britain and Sonora Alberto GotiriZo
the former Bolivian Minister to the
United States and Mime. IgnaCio
Calderon. Miss Elena Calderon. DR..
Leo S. Rowe. Mrs. Thomas +. Walsh.
Senorita de Ralivian and Alberto
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IE EN-. PEDRO MEL osP1NA'
L. President-elect of Colombia; his
~ daughter. Hiss Helena Ospina
nd members Of their party are visit.
hg Mt. Vernon today. -. a
: Last evening they dined Informally
Nth Don Carlos Tribe. charge daft
bires of Colombia. who had group
= Colombian residents of Washing:
Gbn to meet him. Afterward Leland
Harrison, Assistant Secretary OF
Kate, escorted the party to keith's.
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DOLITICS and society go hand
and hand in Washington. They
Empty refuse to be separated. With
Everyone discussing the Beyeridge'
New development in Indiana the
thought creeps in that Senator
9everidge's return to Washington
Will mean a new Senatorial hostess,
E rather an old one regained. and
brs. News departure will mean
he loss OF a justly popular one.
: Mrs. Beveridge has a host OF
friends In Washington. She is a
niece of Mrs. Marshall Field and
married Senator Beveridge, then a
1idower, in Berlin in 1907. The
Wedding took place at the American
Embassy where the brides brother,
Spencer Eddy, was counselor.
: Sorrow at the prospective loss OF
Mrs. New in Washington Is tenn
pered a bit, however. by the rumor
that she may return to take her
place among the Cabinet hostesses.
Mrs. Work, II is said, has always
bitterly opposed her husbands TAX.
ing part in politics and longs for
ths time when he will return 20
His medical practice. At the time
Of DR.. Works appointment as
Postmaster General II was hinted
rilat he was only to keep warm, as
~ were. the Postmaster Generals s
chair until they knew whether
Senator New was returning to the
n H-'o's what 1.-The Observer has
fo about the latest political
de ,nent:
2. "lr Mr.. Beveridge returns TO the
Senate next March for a third term
he will no longer be the boy orator
uf the Wabash that he was when
first elected at the age OF thirty.
xix@ This year finds him celebrat.
ing his sixtieth birthday. Indian.
epolis dispatches already Groom OF
q Beveridge Presidential boom for
1924. He has one quality that
Never can fail TO appeal to a Re.
publican national convention-he's
from Ohio by birth.
Mr.. Beveridge's monumental Life
Of John MARSHALL" enjoys great
rogue in Washington. especially b'
The international set. where II IS
regarded a masterpiece of American
Biography and history emitting IT,
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Former Washfngtonian
To Wed Now Yorker.

Word has reached wRshin gton OF
the approaching marriage OF Mrs.
Hebs Harrison McComas. widow OF
Senator McComas. Of Maryland. and
Cary T. Hutchinson. OF New York.
which will take place In that city
shortly. They obtained Q marriage
license on Wednesday.
Mrs. McComas lives At Nb West
Eleventh street, and Is a daughter OF
the late Col. and Mrs. Julian Har.
rison. OF Virginia, She is a sister Of
Bernard ]. Harrison, OF New York,
and Short Hills. N. j.. and Of the late
Mrs. John Watts Kearney. who was
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Harrison.
Mr.. Hutchinson and his former
wife were divorced. She was Miss
Susan Dlmock, and Is now the wife
OF Giuseppi Catalani. of the italian
diplomatic service.
Mr.. Hutchinson Is a cousin OF the
late Clarence Cary and Of the late
Mrs. Burton N. Harrison.
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The Marquis Assereto. OF the italian
embassy staff, has as his guest his
brother-in-law. Signor Zunini, who
has recently arrived in Washington
from Peru.
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Mrs. Edward Finkenstaedt, OF C1eve.
land. and her two small children will
arrive in Washington on Tuesday TO
visit her brother-in law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Walker.
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Senator Joseph 8. FrelinGhuyscn
will go to Atlantic City to speak at
the forthcoming banquet Of the Ma
! tional Association OF Savings Banks,
convening at the Ambassador Hotel.
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Senator Samuel NJ. Shortridee has
returned to Washington after a brief
visit to New York with his son.
Samuel Shortridge, jr.. who has since
started for his home in San Fran
cisco. They went to New York TO
bid farewell to Mrs. Spreckles and
Miss Spreckles. OF San Francisco,
who were sailing for Europe. Mr..
Shortridge has been his fathers guest
at the Wardman Park Hotel for the
last month.
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Church Pageant Postponed
On Account Of Weather.

Mrs. James CARROLL Frazer, chair
man OF the executive committee OF
THE Cross Triumphant" announces
the postponement Of the Cathedral
pageant to "wednesday, May 10, on
account OF the rain Of the Inst two
days. which has made proper re-
hearsals and a satisfactory perform
ance. today impracticable. Two per-
formances OF the pageant will be
given on Wednesday. in tho after.
noon at 4 o'clock and In tho eve-
ming at $3.50 O'Clock on the athletio
field In the Cathedral Close: and
the executive committee desires to
say that all tickets already taken
will be GOOD At tho Wednesday per.
formanoes.
Mrs, Forrest, director Of the
pageant, announces q full dress re-
hearsal Of all pageant participants
for Monday evening at 7 e'oiook In
the athletic field.
The final group OF Tho Gross
Triumphant will assemble the par
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sonnel OF all the pictures IN a great
procession, with a number OF addi-
tional characters including the Poor
and Sorrowful. Unknown Martyrs.
Slaves and Prisoners. followed by
Kings, Warriors and Queens. among
them Mrs. Max Kaufman as an
Oriental Queen. Mrs. William Chan
ming johnson and Mrs. Maud How ell
Smith as ladies.in-waiting. Mrs.
Smith Is acting as chairman for this
final procession at the request OF
the author of the pageant.
The interlude OF music Is spon-
sorcd by Mrs. Henry +. Dimock and
A. Pembroke Thorn. and IL under
direction of Paul Bleyden. who will
present a choral scene with Miss
Elizabeth Walter. Miss d. knight,
Miss Lucy Hopkins, Miss Agnes Hop
kins. Miss Ann Crogan, Miss
Georges. Mrs. Ralph, Mrs. Weltzel,
Miss Frances Sherrier, Miss Grace
Washburn. Miss Valeria Wilson,
Miss Parks. Miss Ellen Waller Miss
Annette Ashford. Miss Elizabeth
Zolnay. Maurice Jarvis will play the
Poet in this scene
Mrs. John A. Leteune's scene in
which Mrs. J. II. Dayton is assisting.
Is THE First Communion at James.
town" The Rev. Robert Browning
will .mpersonate Father Hunt with
the following colonists: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris Franklin. Miss Mary Taylor,
Miss Jessie Adkins. Miss Lucy
Taylcr. Miss Frances Lynham, Miss
Ariel Webster. Miss Laura Lejeune,
Miss Eugenia LeJeune. Miss Helen
Shaw. Miss Elizabeth Kennedy and
Neg.t -
Captain Wood. L. 8. NJ. c.: Captain
Agnew. .. g. M. c.. and Lieutenant
Commander Mccarthy. L. 8. n.
Reno silenzi. until recently third
secretary OF the Italian embassy in
Paris. 10 expected in Washington
shortly to take up his duties as third
secretary Of the embassy here.
Among those who have taken
boxes for the five-star concert TO be
given this afternoon at the National
Theater under the auspices OF the
Soldiers Institute are: Senor and
Sonora Teller, of the Mexican en-
bassy; Mrs. Charles Boug Wood
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph p. Tumulty,
Miss Florence Mills. Mrs. j. h. Smull
and Mrs. Charles II. Patterson.
The artists on the program are
Patricia Ryan. soprano; William van
den Andel. Dutch pianist: Richard
Lorleberg. 'cellist. and Miss Elsa
Raner. violinist. With Lieut.. Col.
Charles l.. Frailey substituting for
Miss Raner. the group OF artists gave
a recital last evening at the Naval
Air Station. which was broadca sted
TO all the military and naval hos
pitals which have radio installation.
The proceeds OF the concert today
Will go TO the soldiers summer out.
ing fund.
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"A CHRONICLE or EVENTS
WITH SIDE LIGHTS ON THE MEN
ANO WOMEN WHO MAKE UP
INTERESTING SOCIAL LIFE

Jeanne Farnes. formerly OF the
Renaissance Theater. IN Paris.
Groups from Miss Hawkes. dancing
school also will take part. while ar
rangements have been made for a
widely varied entertainment, in
which many other persons of talent
will participate.
Arrangements have been made by
n number OF prominent social leaders
to entertain at dinner on Saturday
evening and then bring their guests
to the carnival. The demand for
tickets has been exceedingly good.
Mrs. Emma Look Scott, author
and poetess, of Nashville, Tenn, has
announced that she will wear that
night the historic red velvet gown
worn by Mrs. Andrew Jackson, Jr..
daughterin-law of President Jack
son, when mistress of the White
House. Mrs. Scott was a delegate to
the recent convention of the Pen
women's League. which was held in
Washington.
Cards have been issued announc-
ing a private view at the Arts Club
on Saturday afternoon, from to 6
o'clock. Of Aztec Aura. a new artis-
tic expression for Interior Decora-
ton and Costumes, done by Robert
Randolph Walters.
The Exhibit will be open to the
public after the private view until
May 10.
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pauthor to genuine literary distinc'
ton.
Beveridge days in Washington
are lively topic of recollection. Men
are recalling the great progressive
bloc in the Senate against the Payne
Aldrich tariff bill in 1900, In which
Beveridge, Dolliver and Cummins OF
Iowa: Bristow of Kansas: Clapp Of
Minnesota, and Lafollette, Of Wis
consin. were the leaders. Thoy con-
stituted the insurgents" of those
,embattled times. Then, three years
later. came the Bull Moose revolt at
Chicago. with Mr.. Beveridge as
chairman of the Progressive national
convention at Chicago.
The British Ambassador and Lady
Geddes have gone TO Richmond,
where the ambassador will make an
address tonight. They will return to
Washington tomorrow.
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Pen Women's Head
Luncheon Hostess.


Mrs. Phillip Clancy. acting as
hostess for her sister. Mrs. Theo.
dore Tiller. president Of tho DIS.
trict Of Columbia Branch of tho
League Of American Pen Women.
entertained at luncheon yesterday
AT The Hoot o the OWL" the
clubhouse of the Penwomen on II
street. having as her guests, Mrs.
Bertha Lincoln Heustis. president
Of the Los Angeles branch OF tho
league: Mrs. Louis N Geldert. new.
ly-elected national president of the
league: Mrs. William Wolff Smith,
Miss Margaret Morrison, Mrs. Hal
Smith, Mrs. Emerson, Mrs. James
orme, Mrs. Z. l.. Stock, Mrs. Josie
Harrell, Mrs. r. Townsend.
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Mrs. James Kirkpatrick Farrar.
Of Georgia, and her daughter, Miss
Sara Agnes Farrar. entertained In
formally at luncheon today at the
Shorcham Hotel.
Tomorrow will be western Day
and the last OF the series OF after
noon dances being given at Rausch.
ers for the benefit OF the George
Washington Memorial. and women
OF the Congressional group from
the West will be In the receiving
line. David Edward Finley will be
in charge Of tho floor.
Tho proceeds Of the dances will
20 toward the a250,0oo quota Of tho
District OF Columbia In tho fund
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{. <Palacio. Bolivian consul general at<

YfaiaCio, boilVldn consul general AT
San Francisco.
The party was given at the
Willard.
The Minister OF the Serbs. Croat'
and Slovenes and Nine. Grouitch en-.
tertained at dinner last evening H.
honor Of the Secretary Of War anu
Mrs. John w. Weeks. The othe.
guests were the Swedish Ministe.
and Nine. Wallenberg. Senator
Frederick Hale. the Counselor of the
Norwegian Legation and Mrs. Daniel
Steen, Miss Laura Harlan. Capt and
Mrs. Carlo Huntington of the Italian
embassy, Mr.. and Mrs. Gist Blair,
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Davidge. Mrs,
William Kearny Carr and ID. NJ
Stanoyecvitch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Bullitt will
entertain at dinner this evening and
again tomorrow evening in honor OF
their house guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
de Gersdoff. Of New York.
s.
The Marquis OF Huntley. who has
been the guest Of Mai. Gen. II. n.
Bethel. OF the British embassy, left
yesterday for New York and will sail
tomorrow for Europe.
=
Mrs. Charles C. Dawes entertained
at luncheon today at the Willard
Hotel for a large company OF guests.
Mrs. John Joyce Broderick will
spend the week end In Wayne, Ps,
with Mrs, Archibald Barklie. who IL
returning home today after a brief
visit to the Misses Patten. Mr.. and
Mrs. Broderick gave a dinner for
Mrs. Barkiie last evening.
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Mrs. James F. Barbour Is enter
tanning at luncheon and bridge
party today at the Chevy Chase
Club In honor Of Mrs. Frederick
Helmsley, of Philadelphia, who IL
spending a few days In Washing
ton. Mrs. Barbour also had q few
guests at dinner last evening,
bridge following.
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Mrs. Lawrence Townsend, who
has been in New York for a week.
is expected back In Washington
tomorrow or Sunday.
=
Mrs. William A. Hill was hostess
az a luncheon yesterday at the
Chevy Chase club. bridge follow.
ing.
The Secretary OF the Belgian en-
bassy, Robert Silvercruys, sails to-
morrow on board the Homeric for
Belgium, having been recalled for
duty at the foreign office.
=
Senator and Mrs. John 3. kend-
rick. accompanied by their daughter
Miss Rosa Msye Kendrick, expect
TO go TO Boston about June IS to
attend tho graduating exercises OF
their con. Manville kendrick. who
: Is in his senior year AT Harvard.
They will leave about July for
their home in the west, remaining
until after the election in the fall
Mrs. Samuel Winslow IL enter.
tanning a small company OF ladies'
at dinner followed by bridge this
evening.