The Washington times., 1924-10-17
STATE DEPARTMENT
VERSUS DIPLOMATS.


VERSUS DIPLOMATS. =
For tennis purposes local diplo.
macy seems to be divided in two
parts one of which is represented
by officials of the State Department
and the other by members of the
Diplomatic Corps, who were success
full in the recent tournament held
at Boundary Castle. the home ,of
Mrs. John B. Henderson, on six
teenth street.
The first match will be played
tomorrow afternoon on the courts
Of Evern1ay, the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Labbott Belin in Georgetown,
and the finals will be on Sunday
afternoon.
The State Department team in.
cludes the Undersecretary Of State,
Joseph Grew; Allen w. Dulles,
Hugh Wilson, e. G. Wilson, Arthur
Bliss Lane. Mr.. Belin. George A.
Gordon and F. A. Gunther.
The Diplomats who will play will
be Mr.. Hertelendy, of the Hun
garian legation. who won the diplo-
matte tournament; G.. H. Thomp-
son, Of the British embassy; Mr..
Haung and Mr.. Young, of the Chi.
nese legation; Mr.. de Sousa Leao
Oracle, charge d'affaires of the
Brazilian embassy, and Mr.. Roberto
Goncalves, of the Brazilian en-
bassy. Mariana Amoedo, of the
Spanish embassy and the Marquis
oil Bernezzo, Of the Italian embassy.
Mrs. Ord Preston will return to
Washington tomorrow from Atlantic
City, where she has been making a
short visit.
Mrs. Samuel H. Kaufman, who
with Mrs. Ashmead Fuller is spend
ing few days in New York. will
return to Washington on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Norment,
arrived in. New York Tuesday on
the Majestic and have returned to
their home in Washington, after
an absence of four months in
Europe.
Brigadier General Golden LII.
Ruggles, is at the Hotel Aston, in
De
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The Pan-American diplomats will
hold the first dinner of the season
in the Cabinet room at the New
Willard tomorrow night.
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Captain Trevor w. SWEET is leav-
ing Washington the first Of next
week for Riga, Latvia, where he
will be American military attache
to Latvia, Esthonia, Lithuania and
Finland. He will sail for his post
on Wednesday. He succeeds Major
Henry C. Mclean.
Captain and Mrs. Eugene Villaret,
the latter formerly Miss Abigail
Harvey. daughter of Mrs. Frederick
Harvey and the late Mr.. Harvey,
are receiving congratulations on
the birth Of son at Fort Wright,
N. u early this month. Mrs. Fred
Harvey is expected to return to
Washington next week from Fort
Wright, where she has been the
guest Of her son-in-law and daugh.
ter.
Mrs. F.. Gerald Pryor enter.
tanned for her daughter, Miss
Anne Pryor, last evening in their
apartment at the Dresden in COM
pliment to- Miss Dorothy Barron,
whose marriage to Alvin Aubinoe
will take place tomorrow. Other
guests were Misses Esther and
Lydia Beauchamp, Gladys Ray.
mon, Gwendoleyne Middleton, Mil.
bred Reilly, Christine Burton, Hope
Nichols, B. Morgan Fryor, Mar.
garet Morrow, Marjorie McCarty,
Peggy Pennebaker, Carol johnson,
Beulah Butts, Eepes Pryor, Mary
Warfield, Carol Krauss, Mrs. A.
Campbell Pryor. Mrs. Blair Banis.
ter, Mrs. Walker Waters, Mrs,
Halle Reeves, Mrs. J. B. Spangler,
Mrs. lie Flohic, Mrs. Mary Bar.
ron, John Mccormack, Dobel An
derson, Richard Henderson, Eric
Peterson, Pat Radigan, jackson C.
Lusby, Howard Locke, Henry
Morrow, G. Rourke, Lewis Chur