The Washington times., 1924-10-11
TENNIS I'M AL S
PL "A Y E D
TODAY
Diplomats to Be Enter
tanned at Tea Dance
AfterWard

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nyHE diplomatic tennis tourna-
ment which has been in prog
ress at Boundary Castle, the
home of Mrs. John b Henderson,
on Sixteenth street, for the last two
or three weeks viii end this after
noon with the mems singles being
played OFF between Andor de Her
telendy Of the Hungarian legation
and Chuer Bunnag Of the Siamese
legation.
After the tennis the members Of
the Diplomatic Tennis Club win go
to the Austrian legation where the
Charge d'Affaires and Nine. Proch-
mix viii be hosts at q tea-dance and
when the prizes will be awarded to
the various winners.
Those who will receive prizes are
Miss Laura .Bryn, daughter OF the
Norwegian Minister and Nine. Bryn.
winner Of the first prize In the
girls singles; Miss Inger Bryn, an
other daughter of M. and Nine.
Bryn, winner OF the second prize
in the girls singles; Miss Laura
Bryf and Mr.. Hertelendy, winners
Of first prize In the mixed dOu-
bles; Miss Elizabeth Hughes.
daughter OF the Secretary of State
and Mrs. Hughes, and Clarence X.
Young, winners Of second prize in
the mixed doubles; Colonel Di Ber-
nezzo, military attache. Of the Ital.
ian embassy, and Chuer Bunnag.
winners OF the first prize In the
mems doubles; the Counselor OF tire
French embassy during the sum-
mer Charge d,Affaires Of France
Andre de Laboulaye and Mr..
Huang, Of the Chinese legation,
winners Of the second prize in the
mems doubles and the winner of
the first prize in the mems singles,
who VIII be known within an hour
or two.
The cup to be presented TO the
man winning in the singles this
afternoon was first awarded three
years ago by Mr.. Kwapiszewsht,
then counselor Of the Polish legas
ton.
The Egyptian Minister has do
mated two cups to be awarded to-
the girl winners.
The Charge D'Affaires ad interim
of Brazil, s. de Sousa Leao Oracle,
and Nine. Oracle win entertain he
club at tea tomorrow afternoon and
Monday evening the members will
be the guests Of the Counselor Of
the Danish legation and Nine.
mer-Petersen.
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Two Notable Birthdays
Being Celebrated Today.
Now that the world serious is
successfully over, Washington can
turn its attention to such minor
considerations as politics, philan-
thropy and the pursuit of pleasure.
And interest is treviving in that
most popular Of Washington sports,
the celebration Of notas le birth
II Two " anniversaries fall to-day. but
we. are fbeing cheated out Of any
lfestivitY to mark the fiftyssecond
birthday Of Harlan Fiske Stone, the
Attorney General, because of the
absende Of Mr.. and. Mrs, Stone,
who 4re making a short visit AT
their home in New York; They are
expected to return to Washington
on Monday. a.
MRS. tCary Travers Grayson is ar
ranginA an informal dinner just
few Srnen friends,,' for Rear
Admiral Gyayson tonight to mark
his fortW Nxth anniversary, but,
perhaps, tn most thrilling birth
day celebrs Ton came twenty-four
hours aheads OF schedule when AID
miral Grayson's Orpheus romped
home yesterday afternoon at
Laurel.
The usual delays have occurred
in the: remodeling of the charming
old place on Wisconsin avenue
which Admiral and Mrs. Grayson
bought several years ago and which
they are now doing over. Conse-
quently the house is not ready for
occupancy, as they had hoped, and
the Graysons are established for
the winter months at their town
house at the corner OF Sixteenth
and @ streets. Mrs. Grayson has
but recently returned from Long
Island, where she spent the sum-
mer.
Herbert Hoover, Secretary OF
Commerce, will go to New York on
October % to make an address at
the dinner Of the National Paint,
OH and Varnish Association at the
Hotel Ambassador.
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MAS 1dV1Cp WAAO VI tAAO G9CCIGLt1ry
Of Labor, will return this evening
from Philadelphia where she has
been for q few days. Secretary
Davis, who has been In Pittsburgh,
win join Mrs. Davis here tonight.
They are entertaining at luncheon
tomorrow for Miss Beatrice Hen.
ming and her fiance, George Shaw.
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FESTIVITIES GIVEN
FOR ELIZALDE TODAY.
The retiring Minister Of Ecuador
and Nine. Elizalde will be guests
at dinner this evening Of the Min.
ster of Colombia and Mime. Olaya,
who will entertain in the Presi-
Dental suite Of the New Willard.
Other guests will be the Ambassa-
dor of Chile and Madame Matthew,
the Minister of Switzerland and
Madame Peter, the director general
Of the Pan-American Union, DIR. l..
8. Rowe, the Chief Of the Latin
American Division OF the State be.
partment and Mrs. White, the Geo
rotary Of the Legation Of Uruguay
partment and Mrs. White, the Sec
rotary Of the Legation of Ecuador
and Madame Larrea. and Mr.. Juan
Barberis, second secretary Of the
legation Of Ecuador.
The Minister and Nine. Elizalde
v.1nra %ho e,,.aokn ~ hn..n,. ~ 1,,..aT.