The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-19
lean EIIOTs NEWS AND GOSSIP OF WASHINGTON SOCIETY
GALAXY OF NATIONS
Ar FOOTBALL. GAME.

Al EUVIDAA1L OAN1Es
Almost the entire group Of ma
lions maintaining embassies or LEI
cations IN washington will be
represented at the Fleet.Army foot
ball game az Griffith Stadium on
Saturday afternoon. which Prasi-
dent and Mira. Coolidge are to
attend and at which the aPresi.
dents cup" Is to be presented to
the winner.
Headed BY the Ambassador u
Spain and Mime. RiAno, the italian
Ambassador, Prince Caetani; the
Cuban Ambassador and Nine. de la
Torriente and the British Ambas-
sador and Lady Isabella Howard,
the diplomatic Contingent, for whom
boxes are being reserved, will
include: The Minister OF Norway,
Nine. Bryn and the Misses Bryn;
the Minister Of Portugal, Viscount
d,Albe: the Minister Of Switzerland
and Nine. Peter, the Minister Of
Uruguay and Mime. varceIa: the
Minister Of Finland, Nine. AstFom;
the Minister Of Sweden, Captain
WalIenberg; the Minister OF Hun.
gary and Countess Szechenyi; the
Minister Of Guatemala and Nine.
the Serbs, Croats, and SIovenes
Doctor Pavichich: the Minister OF
Egypt, and Madame Yousry; the
Minister OF Poland and Mime.
oIaya; the Minister OF Haiti and
Madame Dejean; the Minister Of
the Netherlands, Madame de
Graeff and the Miles. de Graeff;
the Minister Of Costs Rica, the
Minister OF Poland and Madame
Wroblewsla, the Minister Of
Venezuela and Nine. Arcaya, the
Minister Of Panama and Nine. de
Alfaro, the Minister Of Lithuania.
and Nine. BizauslSiene, the Min
lister Of Esthonia and Madame Pip,
the Minister OF Ecuador and Nine.
Ortiz; Samuel de Sousa Leao
Oracle, charge d'affaires OF Brazil;
Mr.. Yoshida, charge d'affaires OF
Japan; Don Manuel Teliez, charge
d'affaires Of Mexico; Frederic Nano,
charge d'affaires OF Rumania; the
charge d'affairess ad interim Of
Greece and Madame Xanthopoulos;
the charge d'affaires ad interim Of
Salvador and Madame de Castro
the charge d'affaires ad interim Of
Austria and Madame Prochnik; and
the charge d'affaires OF Bolivia.
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The AlunInae Association OF the
Academy or the Visitation will hold
the first Of a series OF card parties
on Monday afternoon at ESQ o'clock
at the Washington Club. 1901 *
street. Miss Loretta A. Hannah 10
chairman Of the entertainment COM
mittee Of the association assisted
by Miss Mary Jane DAILY and Mrs.
Alfred Corbett Wilton. Many ta-
bles have been reserved. Mrs.
James +. Hartnett. governor Of rhe
| District chapter, international Fed
GRAFTON Of Catholic Alumnae, will
be present.
MISS BERBERICH 10 WED,
CEREMONY TONIGHT.
The wedding Of Miss Louise Ber-
berich, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Berberich. and William Nal.
lon Hicks win take place this eve.
ming at $50 o'clock in the Church
Eof the Immaculate Conception, with
Father Connell officiating. After
1.-THE ceremony there will. be a re-
IGeption at the home OF the brides
parents for the members of the
bridal party,
The bride win have her. sister,
Mrs. w. J. Kennedy, as natron
Of honor and as bridesmaids she
win have Mrs, Robert Berberich,
sister.in-law. and Miss Helen Ken
nedy OF Scranton, Pa.
The bridegroom will have an best
man Thomas Walsh and the ,ushers
viii be Robert B. Berberich, william
J. Kennedy. Gardner GrenfelI and
Thomas Kennedy.
Among the out-of-town guests win
be Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Hockey
Of Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs. Mona
han OF Baltimore and Arthur Hirst
of Philadelphia.
After December is the young
couple will beat home at the Rod.
man apartments.
A%A
Among the notables who have
Joined the Embassy Club within
the last few days are Mrs. Charles
Boughton Wood, Mrs. Mark Reid
Yates, Conrado Traverse, secretary
Of the Argentine embassy; Miss
Eugene lie Merle, and Doctor
Douchan Marinovitch, secretary q
i the legation of the Serbs, Croats
I and Slpvenes.
The Embassy Club viii have its
meetings in the: gold room Of lie
/ ParadIs on Sunday evenings. The
opening will be on Sunday evening,
November 30.