The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-25
BY JEAN ELIOT.

for several years and was exceed.
lngly popular.
So far the identity Of the lady
IL yelled in secrecy, and 1t will be
recalled that several months ago
when tho rumor first cropped up
1t was emphatically denied by Mr..
MaSaryk. During the war Jan
Masaryk worked in q factory in
Bridgeport, Conn.,, coming to
Washington when the Czech lega-
ton was first established here.
Afterward he was sent to London.
On account Of his familiarity with
politics, his present trip may not
be without political Significance as
well. President Masaryk's wife
and, Jan Masaryk's mother-who
died recently, was an American
woman. native of Brooklyn.
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Italian AnbGss0dop to
Speak at Bryan MGUr
The Italian Ambassador, Prince
Caetani, will go to Bryn Mawr or
Friday to speak on strhe Fascist
Movement" before the Italian Cluh
OF Bryn Mawr College. Prince Cae.
tani has returned to town after a
brief visit in South Carolina as the
guest OF Clarence Mackay, of New
York.
Baroness de Cartier will return
tomorrow from New York where
she has been for a week
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In celebration of the sixth ar.
0p akh d H,..5
the Minister Of Esthonia and Nine,
Pip entertained informally at
luncheon yesterday for the mem.
bers of the legation staff ana a few
Esthonians residing in Washington.
A large reception which had been
planned was cancelled because of
the period Of official mourning.
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The dinner which the Director OF
the Consular Service and Mrs. vii.
bur j. Carr were to have given to.
night for the Secretary of State and
Mrs. Hughes has been cancelled be.
cause OF official mourning. MIR. and
Mrs. Carr will, however, entertain
informally at dinner on Tuesday
evening, March
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The Undersecretary Of State and
Mrs. William Phillips, who are al
present In Bermuda, will return to
Washington early in March. They
are guests Of Mr.. Phillips mother
Mrs. John c. Phillips, of Boston
who has a villa in Bermuda for the
winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Peter, Of Boston, son-in-law and
daughter Of Mrs. Mrs. Phillips, are
with her for the rest Of the season
They attended the garden party
given lastt week at Government
House.
The charge d'affaires Of Great
Britain, Henry Getty Chiffon, anG
the attache Of the embassy, Hugh
". Tenant, left last night fol
New York where they will meet
the newly-appointed ambassador Of
Great Britain, Sir Esrne Howard
who IL arriving in New York to
morrow on board the BerengaIia
They win come to Washington
Wednesday.
Bishop and Mrs. Mcdowell
Observe "At-HOnss" Day
Bishop and Mrs. William Frazier
Mcdowell, will be at home THU
afternoon after o'clock at theil
residence in Wyoming avenue and
will have assisting them Mrs
Lucius Clark, Mrs. John L. Ed
wards and Mrs. Donald Randolph.
Bishop and Mrs. Mcdowell will
also be at home this evening and
the ladies assisting them then will
be Miss Frances Battelle and Mrs
Wheatley Palmer:
Mrs. Arthur Capper will be al
home on Thursday afternoon aftel
{ o'clock and will have assistins
her Mrs. Wallace, Nine. Peter, Mrs
G. G. McChord and Mrs. James
Larrick.
Mrs. Capper will go to New
York on Sunday to be the guest FOL
. week Of her sister-in-law, Mrs
George M. Crawford.
Mrs. George Sutherland was tn,
guest OF honor at the luncheon O.
eighteen that Mrs. Wilton Lamber
gave today.
Mrs. 8. Pinclxney Tuck, who ha
been visiting her cousin, Mrs. Glib
son Fahnestock, is now at the Hote
Martinique. Her son, s. Pinckne,
Tuck, jr.. who is in the consula
service. IL at present on duty at tn
Department Of State.
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DIR. David Fairchild, Of Washing
ton, who is one Of the experts o
the Department of Agriculture, /
cruising with Allison v. Armou
among the Florida keys. They ar
studying plant ana fish life with
view to determining relative value
In recent medical discoveries.
The Congressional Club will hav
Miss Nicola Northam as its kuest q
honor on Friday afternoon at tn
regular weekly tea and she will prt
sent a series Of dramatic reading,
An "old time party" with dancin
IL being arranged at the club 10
Tuesday evening, March 4.
Mrs. Robert Mackenzie will er
terrain at dinner on Thursday eve
ming in compliment to DR.. and Mr.
John Crayke Simpson.
Mrs. Mackenzie has as her CUES
for few days Mrs. Charles c. Ca
Ikins, OF Cleveland.
Mrs. George Bagley. Of Mime
apolia. who usually spends severa