The Washington times., 1924-02-22

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I Mrs. Williams Mason Wright will
entertain at luncheon on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yatss CiOs
Dinner for Guest
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Reid Yates
We're hosts at luncheon at the
ShorehRm today In compliment to
their guest, ConHtantin Izrastz0ff,
secretary of the Russian embassy
In Paris. The company included
Count ROsen. Of the Swedish lega-
ton and Countess Rosen. the
Honorable Herbert Brookes. Of
Honorable Mrs. BrOol1es, the mill
tary attache Of the Italian en-.
bassy, Col. The Marquis di Ber-
nezzo, Mrs. Charles w. WetmOre,
Mrs. r. r. Gown and Miss Edith
Last evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Yates had dinner for Mr.. Izrast
xoff and the guests included
Baroness Won Schoen, DIR. ana
Mrs. Duncan McKtm, Col. and
Mrs. Howard Dickinson. Mrs.
Tom Williams. w. Merritt Swift
of the State Department, and Mr.
and Mrs Lloyd Mccullough Rob.
bins, Of San Francisco, the party
later going to the Washington
cotillion.
Mrs. Elonzo Tyner has returned
to Washington from Chicago, where
she has been since Christmas, stay.
ing at her country home, Three
FRS. In Highland Park. Mrs.
Iyner win be at Wardman Park for
the rest Of the season.
Word has been received here of
the birth OF a son to Mr.. and Mrs.
McCeney Werlich, Of Paris. Mrs.
Werlich was formerly Miss Gladys
Hinclkley, Of this city, daughter Of
Mrs. Robert Hinckley. Mrs. Hinck.
ley, who has been living with her
son-in-law and daughter, is ex-
Pected to sail shortly for this
Gpuntry.
Mrs. BuTnside H0Stess
For NsuU York VisitOrs
Mrs. Ebeh Burnside entertained
at luncheon today at her apartment
at the Highlands in compliment to
Mrs. William Schuette, Mrs. Frank
Kondols, Mrs. Charles E. Bentley
and Mrs. Ferdinand Torriami, all
Of New York, who are the guests
Of Mrs. John F. Waggaman.
Mrs. Burnside's other guests were
Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. Albert How.
ard, Mrs. Frederick Clark, Mrs. En-
nails Waggaman. Mrs. John Chill
dress, Mrs. Robert Mackenzie, and
Mrs. Floyd Waggaman.
Following luncheon the guests are
remaining to play bridge.
Mrs. John F. Waggaman enter
tanned at dinner last evening for
her guests when those asked to
meet them were Charles N. Jones,
Edwin Flather, Joseph Lynn, Edwin
Burnside and DR.. James Emory.
DIR. and Mrs. Joseph Wall will
entertain at a dance OF about eighty
young people this evening for their
school girl daughter, Miss Frances
Wall.
Mrs. Charles Gray Matthews was
the guest Of honor at the breakfast
Of thirty that Mrs. Dolos Blodgett
gave today at her residence in
a Sixteenth street.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Spencer
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mainder Of the season.
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Nine. TsGmGdOs to Speak
On Greek Refugees ID
Nine. Tsamad0s will speak at
Gunston Hall at 1 o'clock next
Thursday, and the title Of her talk
will be Greece Of Modern Days"
She will explain the aim Of the
organization Of the Fatherless Chill
dren OF Greece.
That evening Nine Tsamados will
speak over the radio, her subject
being a Glimpse Of Greece"
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The Marchioness Of Santa Ana
and Santa Maria arrived in Wash.
ington today. from New York and
is at the willard where she will
be indefinitely.
A concert will be given by the
United States Marine Band on Tues
day evening, March 4. at Central
High School at 8:15 o'clock to COM
memorate the twenty.fifth anniver-
sary Of its reorganization.
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Boxes Taken for
Greek Benefit
The leading features for the bene-
fit performance Of the Greek,Amer.
lean festival to be held at the
Central High School on Wednesday
at $50 o'clock are Greek folk lore
songs. including the Shepherd Song,
Song of Chios. Sea SONG, Song of
Hydra, Night Serenade, Tavern
Song and Drinking Song. These
Greek songs were harlnonized by
August King-Smith and a guitar
solo will be played by Sophocles
Papas. There will be neurological
scenes danced by Paul Tchernikoff,
Miss Gardiner and the Tchernikoff
ballet. The program will be con.
cluded with choruses by students Of
the King Smith Studio School and
tableaux Of Greek FrieseG by the
same school.
Among the box holders and those
entertaining in groups Of seats are
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood, Mrs
William Phelps Emo, Mrs. Lawrence
G. Phipps, Mrs. G. Augustus Sirnp'
son, Mrs. Campbell-Forrester. Mrs