Evening star., 1923-07-06

official dinner, followed by
formal reception, in the en-
bassy tonight in honor of the great
French hero, Gen. Gouraud. and his
staff. At the dinner will be several
of the higher officials in Washington
and the higher officers of the service
and others. The reception is by card.
Col. George Dumont Host
TO Gen. Gouraud Last Night.
Col. George A. L. Dumont, military
attache of the French embassy, enter
tanned at dinner last evening, in pri-
waite dining room at the Hamilton Hotel,
i'll compliment to Gen. Henri Joseph Eu-
gene Gouraud, the Lion of the Ar
gonne." who is in Washington for a few
days and, with his suite, staying at the
Hamilton. The table was massed with
red. white and blue flowers. while
large American flag was draped beside
the flag of France. across one side of
the room. Palms and ferns were banked
at various points in the room. Among
the guests were Maj Gen. John A.
Lejeune. Maj Gen. Frank w. Coe, Maj.
Gen. Charles S. Farnsworth, Maj. Gen.
r. c. Davis, Maj Gen. Lansing s.
Beach, Maj. Gen. George o. Squier. Maj.
Gen. w. c. Neville. Brig. Gen. Stuart
Gen. Henry Reilly, Maj Gen. John l..
lines, Brig. Gen. Logan Feland, Brig.
Gen Charles H. Martin, Brig. Gen.
Harry Taylor. Col James A Woodruff,
Niuj. II. w. T Eglin, Maj. r. N. Bodine,
Coz. Samuel d. Rockenbach, Elmer 5.
Ncagle, Col. George F. Baltzell, Maj. A.
j.. Budd, Lieut.. Count l.. de Vtbraye,
Co. Conrad $ Baocoek, Capt; "a ! Rigai' Ms
gan and Col. w. w. Taylor.
The minister of Nicaragua, Senior
Chamorro, entertained a small lunch
con party at the Shoreham yesterday.
Gen. Henry Reilly. the members of
Gen. Gouraud's party and member
OF officers of the Rainbow Division.
some twenty-four in all, had lunch-
con yesterday at the Hamilton while the
general was guest at the embassy.
Cen Gouraud, with his staff, includ-
ing Gen. Henry Reilly, Lieut.. Count de
Vibraye, Maj. Mangan and Nal Bodine,
are staying at the Hamilton Hotel.
Gen. Reilly, who was at Wardman
Park Hotel for week, moved over
TO the Hamilton to be near the gen
eral.
Senator Key Pittman of Nevada
had a party of friends as luncheon
guests on the New Willard roof today.
Mrs. Davis. wife Of Representative
Charles r. Davis Of Minnesota, will
leave Washington tomorrow to be
the guest of her niece, Mrs; charles
Russell Davis. in Hartford. Conn.
She will sail July 16 on the Chau-
mont for California and will visit
her son, Maj. r. H. Davis, at Mare
Island. before returning to WASH
ington in September.
The retiring secretary of the
British embassy and Mrs. r. Leslie
Craigie, who have been making a
series Of " visits In Newport. are nov nov,
sail tomorrow aboard the Homeric
for England. Mr.. Craigie has been
promoted to the foreign office.
The charge d'affaires Of Salvador
DIR. Don Hector David Castro, left
Washington yesterday afternoon for
Niagara Falls. where he will spend
week.
The assistant secretary of war, Mr.
Dwight F. Davis, will return to WASH
ington Monday from Dark Harbor,
Me, where he Joined Mrs. Davis, who
is established there for the summer.
Lieut. Commander James R. Barry
U. s. N, and Mrs. Barry, with their
ton last evening for Coronado. Calf,
where the commander goes for sta
tion. He has been in Washington for
two years. he and Mrs. Barry making
their home at 2027 Q street.
Miss Bertha Coontz, daughter of
Rear Admiral and Mrs Coontz, has
as her guest. at Wardman Park Hotel
Miss Henrietta Hall, daughter of Col.
c. G. Hall, air service, stationed at
Lakewood, n. J. Mrs. Coontz enter
tained at a small dance for the girls
Saturday evening, and Miss Sally
Finney gave a dance for them at the
Woodley Wednesday night Miss
Hall will be here for a week or two
longer
Mrs. Williams, wife of Rear Ad-
miral c. S. Williams, president of the
Naval War College at Newport, r. l..
will hold a reception this afternoon
in their quarters for the officers of
the new college class and their wives.
Col. and Mrs. Franck Taylor Evans
will give a similar reception and
dance Wednesday afternoon follow
ing drill by the naval training sta
tfon brigade.
Judge and Mrs. Timothy T. Ans
berry and their little son left Wash
tngton today to motor to their sum-
mer home in the White mountains.
Mr.. Harry S. Mulliken, special as
sistant to the bureau of mines, has
been sent to South America on a tour
of investigation. Mrs. Mulliken will
spend the summer in Bar Harbor and
at Fort Mckinley. Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Leaving
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence r. Wilson
are leaving Washington tomorrow for
visit to the Pacific coast
Mrs. Winthrop Murray Crane and
her three children have left their
home at Dalton. Mass. and are at
Woods Hole. Cape Cod, where she has
leased the Charles F. Choate cottage
for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl L. Russell are
visiting friends in Washington for a
rev DAYS en- route from New York to
Ohio. Mr.. Russell is assistant to for
mer Postmaster General Will Hays
In the motion picture industry, and
was attached to the Postmaster Gen
erals office here, and Mrs Russell Is
well known in musical circles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White have Mrs.
George H. Bend of New York as their
guest at Elm Court, in Lenox.
July IL on the Belgenland, to spend
the remainder of the summer abroad.
Mr.. John walquist of Minneapolis
stopped In Washington for several
days, en- route to his home from a
visit to his sister, Mrs. Cahoon, in
Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Thorn. &C
companied by their niece, Miss Jo-
sephine Williford. will leave Wash
ington Tuesday for New York, where
they will be Joined by Miss Wilt
ford's mother, Mrs. Paul Bailey
Brooks of Atlanta. Ga They will all
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Logan, 1888
Irving street northwest, leave Mon
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