The Washington times., 1924-05-27

DINNER GIVEN AT
ARGENTINE EMBASSY.

DINNER GIVEN AT
ARGENTINE EMBASSY.
The Secretary Of State, Charles
Evans Hughes, was guest Of honor
last night of the Argentine Am.
bassador and Nine. Pueyrredon,
who entertained a company of
twenty-five at dinner. The guests
included the Secretary Of War and
Mrs. Weeks, Justice and Mrs, Ed.
ward T. Sanford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Hamlin, Doctor Leo s.
Rowe, director general of the Pan
American Union: Mr.. and Mrs.
Gist Blair, Rear Admiral Sidney
A. stanton, Mrs. Frederick Dent
Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis White,
Mrs. Frederick Chaplin, Miss Patten,
Miss Julia Pueyrredon, the score.
tary Of the embassy, Mrs. Traverse
and Mr.. Escalante, of the embassy,
The Secretary Of the Navy and
Mrs. Wilbur were dinner guests
last night Of Mrs. Edward III
Green. They are leaving Wash
ington today, the Secretary fol
Atlantic City where he will deliver
and. address. and Mrs. Wilbur fol
Ardmore, Pa, to be the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Woodman. The
Secretary will Join her there later
and they will return to Washing
ton on Friday.
/ G. DiAmantopoulos, who IL in
charge Of the Greek Legation and
| his sister, Miss Nina Diamantopou.
los, went to New York yesterday
to bid good-by to the retiring
Charge d'Affaires of Greece and
Nine. Tsamados, who will sail Sat.
urday on the President Harding en-
route to Moscow, where Mr.. Tsam-
ADDS will take UP his duties as min.
lister. Mr.. DiamantopouIos and his
sister will return 10 Washington
Thursday.
John G. Foster, United States
consul general at Ottawa, is visit
ing in Washington and Is at the
Shoreham.
MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY
TO ENTERTAIN VETERANS.
The Massachusetts Society will
hold its annual reception and dance
for disabled Massachusetts, world
war veterans and Massachusetts
nurses located in the Walter Reed
and Naval Hospitals here at the
Columbia Country Club on June q.
From $3.50 p. m, until 8 o'clock,
an Army band, obtained through
the courtesy OF Secretary of War
Weeks, will render a concert, dur.
Ing which putting contest will be
participated in by both men and
women guests. Dinner, with the
Massachusetts Society presiding, as
host to the veterans and nurses.
will be served at 6. A motion pic.
ture exhibition will be given from
Z until $3.50, through the courtesy
OF Jack s. Connally, Washington
representative for VIII H. HAYS.
The program will be concluded with
dancing from $3.50 until 1890. for
which music will be played by the
Army band.
The reception on June 2 ia in
place OF the regular monthly meet.
ing OF the society. Members of the
massachusetts, delegation in Con.
eress are cooperating and have
maze substantial contributions to
oe1ray expenses. It Is planned to
invite the President and Mrs. Cool.
ldge to attend the function.
Inc officers Of the society. who
are acting as committee on arrange.
ments are Congressman F. w. Dial.
hnger, president; Eliot Wadsworth.
assistant secretary Of the Treasury.
vice president; George A. Herman.
secretary; Miss Harriet N. Cheney,
treasurer, and Fred G. Carpenter.
In charge Of executive committee.
! twenty nurse guests, all from the
Walter Reed General Hospital, will
De present. They are Celena A. M.
Finnegan, Of Boston; Mary A. Her.
bert, Margaret E. Francis and Alice
Wlckward, Of Springfield; Jennette
Blech, of Westfield; Elizabeth Ha.
gerty, Of Concord; Sarah Hepburn,
/ OF Stoughton; Bridget Mullaney, of
Dorchester; Catherine Murphy, of
Worcester; Maud A. Quinn, of Nor.
wood; Irene G. Truax, Of Brockton:
Gertrude L. Field, of Brookline;
Edith w. johnson, Of Worcester:
Signo E. Olson, Of Clinton; Mildred
L. Sargent, Of Leominister; Ruth
q. Emond, Of Brighton; Katherine
Mulliken, Of Newburyport; Anna
O'Donnell, Of Holyoke; Gertrude
Pendleton, Of WATERFOWL, and Hazel
Young, Of Roslindale.
The disabled veterans from the
Walter Reed Hospital who will at.
tend are Carmano Dicenso and John
Haslin of Boston; Gordon F. Wood
and Charles E. Collins Of Melrose
Highlands; Henry E. Corners, of
Lynn; Robert w. Dickson, Of New
tonville; Antonio F. Duarto and
Manuel Bouza, Of New Bedford,
Lawrence HI. Easland, Of Lenox-
/ dale; William j. Harmon, of s.
Boston; Peter Harvey, Of Charles.
town; Sergeant Michael ]. Healy, OF
Dorchester; John s. MCGOWAN. of
Lawrence; John M. Marines, of
Someryille; Joseph Mosher, Of Nor.
wood; Daniel L. Moynshan, Of
Maiden; Timothy J. Murphy, Of
Cambridge; Efthimsos D. Flakins,
OF Winthrop; Sergeant Maynard d.
Sankin, of Fitchburg; Charles D.
Seegraber, of Roxbury; and John
Urban, of Fall River.
The guests from the United States
Naval Hospital will be Sergeants
Napoleon Beausoleil and Fred b.
Mcleod Of Haverhill: Robert T.
I5earhope, Of Plymouth; Robert l..
Cox, OF Melrose; William r.
Hughes Of Quincy; and Dermond ].
OHagerty, of Springfield.
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