The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-02

wers knione the Americans pre-
scented at court tecentIy are stay
ing at the Ritz It - riinlored that
the young Italian, Count Negfi; to-
whom Miss Marye IL engaged. will
be attached to the embassy here
next winter. William Phelps Emo
n also NJ the Ritz; and Mrs. JoaI
Heatwolea cousin Of Mr., Emo
and her daughter, Miss Alice Arch
ihald. are staying ct the Royal,
Crown Hotel.
Mrs. Charles W. wstmore has
her sisters charming house ii Pei.
ham Place. Mrs. Sidney Cloman and
her pretty niece are occupying q
flat IN Park Place. Mrs. Lawrence
Townsend Ii ct the Hyde Park
Hotel ana so are Mrs. David "A.
Reed ana Miss Rosainond Reed.
Senator Reed left London some
time ago for Belgium. He Is with
the American commission which il
inspecting battle monuments and
cemetar1eg abroad.
Mrs. Walsh and. Mrs. Daugherty
were IN the royal enclosure at
Ascot on Gold Cup Day, q gala
occasion when the entire royal
family turned out and remsined
until the last race. Other Wash.
ingtonians similarly 5honored were
the Post Wheelere, Mrs. CloInan
and Mrs. Townsend.
JUSSERANDS IN NEW YORK
PRIOR TO SAILING FOR HOME.
The French Ambassador ana Nine.
Jusserand left Washington last eve.
ming for New York. whence they
viii sail today aboard the Paris FOR
their home, where they will re-
main during the summer. They
viii return In the autumn.
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Brtgadier General Enoch Crow.
der, American ambassador to Cuba.
who landed yesterday in New York
from Cuba, win come at once to
Washington for consultation with
Secretary Hughes.
Edwin Vernon Morgan, American
Ambassador to Brazil, who Is
spending the summer at Valley
Head. Lenox, Mass, was the guest
OF honor at a luncheon given yes.
terday by Mrs. John Stewart Nc.
Lehman, at Ashinfully, her sum
An6E nome at Iyr1ngham.
GENERAL LORD SPEAKS
10 CONSULAR OFFICERS.
Brigadier General H. M. Lord.
director Of the budget, was the
speaker today at the monthly
luncheon OF the Consular Associa-
ton held at the Shoreham. Other
guests were the American minister
to Nicaragua, John e. Ramel;
Francis White, chief Of the division
of Latin-American affairs; Hugh
Wilson, chief OF the division Of
currency information, and consular
officers in Washington.
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Henry Gassaway Davis. End. who
Is with his mother, Mrs. Armstead
Davis, at her washington homo.
Will go shortly to New York to
take up special work at Columbia
University. He was graduated from
Princeton University recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Meek
ms whose marriage took place last
week, are passing their honeymoon
at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Meelkins was formerly Miss
Marcia Chaplin.
Henry Cleveland Perkins ana his
daughters, Miss Ruth Perkins and
Mrs. Albert Carroll, have reliu.
Quished the residence, 1,717fI street,
which they leased last season, to
go to their place at Hamilton,
Mass, for the summer.
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Mrs. ]. Kingsley Oil, who has
been III at her apartment In New
York from an eye operation, is con-
valesctng and is now with her
daughter, Mrs. David Frank Web.
ster, at 122 East Seventy.sixth
street. New York. Both Mrs. OH
and Mrs. Webster were formerly
residents Of Washington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams How.
ara are leaving shortly for Atlantic
City to be guests Of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beale r. Howard ana
win accompany Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard on a motor trip to Lenox.
Mass. Mr.. Howard has returned
to Atlantic City from New York
after attending the convention.
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walton Sandoz, young son Of
Commander and Mrs. r. L. Sandoz.
has left Washington for Mooswa
Camp, Nova Scotia, where he win
spend the summer. Commander and
Mrs. Sandoz' twin daughters, Pris-
ella and Nancy, with Miss Isabel
Stewart, small daughter of Mrs.
Isabel Pallen Stewart, are starting
today for WythevilIe, Va, where
they will attend summer school
Tor little girls under the auspices