The Washington times., 1924-05-12

student at Foxcroft, will come to
Washington for few weeks and
will be bridesmaid-for the first
time-at the marriage Of Miss Leila
Voorhees, Scott, daughter of Mrs.
Guy Scott, and Midshipman-he
viii then be Ensign-Peter Henry
Hill Dunn.
Anniversaries to Be Celebrated -.
In Foreign Embassies and Legations
Anniversary celebrations in for.
eign embassies and legations, al
ways interesting events, are com.
ing thick and. fast upon US. The
Ambassador of J. Spain and Nine.
Riano will celebrate the birthday
of King Alfonzo on Saturday and
that same day the Minister Of Nor.
way and Mime. Bryn ale giving q
reception to the Norwegian resi-
dents Of Washington 10 celebrate
the national holiday of their coun-
try. Then. on June 3 there will be
e. dinner at the British embassy,
with Sir Esme and Lady Isabella
Howard as hosts, to mark the
The Roumanian Minister and
Princess Bibesco celebrated their
national holiday, which fell on
Saturday, with a luncheon end a
reception afterward to their COM
patriots in Washington. And look.
ing backward one recalls within the
Ieriod of a few weeks the delight
full musicale which was given at
the Belgian embassy, with a mans
dinner afterward, On King Albert's
birthday, the Egyptian minister's
reception to mark the birthday Of
King Fouad and receptions given
to celebrate the independence days
OF Serbia, Czechoslovakia and
Esthonia, with their respective en-
vows as hosts.
The ambassador If Spain-to go
back a bit-will be joined on Wed
nesday by Nine. Riano, who has
been staying at DlltmOre, N. c.,
with Mrs. George w. Vanderbilt
since the marriage of Miss Cor
nelia Vanderbilt and the Honorable
J. F.. A. Cecil.
The Minister and Nine. Bryn, &C.
companied by their daughters, the
Misses Laura and Inge Bryn, will
sail June for a visit Of two
months In their home in Norway.
BRITISH ENVOY TO BE GUEST
AT GUATEMALA LEGATION.
The minister of Great Britain, Sir
Esme Howard, will be the honor
guest at dinner this evening of the
Minister Of Guatemala and Sonora
de- SanchAz T .af0lIr
The Minister Of the Netherlands
and Nine. de Graeff have taken q
cottage on the Severn river near
Annapolis for the summer.
A distinguished company Of diplo-
matte officers and their wives will
berthe guests OF honor at the Con-
greEsional Clubs at home on Fri.
day, May 16, from 4 to 8 o'clock, the
group including the Spanish Am.
bassador and Nine. Riano, the
Chinese Minister and Nine. SEE, the
Bulgarian Minister and Nine. Pan
aretoff, the Austrian Charge DAT
fairies and Nine. Prochnik, the
Charge d'Affaires Of Greece aud
Nine. Tsamados, and the Counselor
OF the German Embassy and Nine.
Dieckhoff.
At the club forum on wednesday
morning at 1890, o'clock Frank
Branch. Riley will deliver lecture
on "The Lure Of the Great North
west" t4
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LEAVE FOR SUMMER
HOME IN RYE, N. Y.
Mrs. J.tsNfaylew wainwright and
Miss Fonrose Wainwright, wife and
daughter Of Congressman VAIN
wright, will leave Washington on
Thursday for their home In Rye,
N. Y, to remain for the summer.
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Mrs. Frank Coe, wife Of Major
General Coe. Il. entertaining at tea
this afternoon in compliment to
Mrs. Julius Conrad who Is visiting
her. The hostess will be assisted
by Mrs. William Chamberlain, Mrs.
Waddy b. Wood and Mrs. Pettus.
Major and Mrs. Francis B. Wildly
Will entertain guests on Friday eve.-
ming at the. dinner dance at the
Officers Club, Washington Barracks.
Doctor Santiago Bedoya, SECOND
secretary Of the Peruvian embassy,
who arrived In New York last week
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