The Washington times., 1924-03-29

will entertain at dinner this eve.
ming for Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bacon,
of Boston.
Mr.. Bacon arrived in WASHINGTON
this morning and. with Mrs. Bacon,
VIII leave tomorrow evening for
Boston.
The Minister OF Guatemala and
Nine. Sanchez de Latour will enter:
tain at dinner on the evening of
April /
Sheldon Whitehouse, of the Ameri.
can embassy in Paris, and Mrs.
Whitehouse are due to arrive in
New York today on the Paris, and
will be the guests of the latter's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B.
Alexander. Mr.. Whitehouse will re.
turn to Europe on Wednesday, but
his wife will remain in this country
for several weeks.
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Miss Cornelia Vanderbilt and the
Hon. j. F. A. Cecil, whose wedding
VIII take place April 29,S were the
guests in whose honor Harold
Sims, OF the British embassy, and
Willmott Lewis entertained at
luncheon today at their residence,
1919 Nineteenth street.
The other guests were Miss
Lou1set Ross Todd, Miss Margaret
Cecil, Miss Anne Gordon, Miss
Janet Moffett, Mrs. Thomas Blag-
Den, Hugh V. Tenant, Leander
Mccormick Goodhart and Pinckney
Tuck, Of the State Department.
Mrs. W. w. Kimball, wife of Rear
Admiral Kimball, will entertin, at
tea this afternoon. Mrs. Frederick
Dent Grant win pour tea and the
hostess will be assisted by Miss
Margaret Frazer.
Mrs. H. H. Rousseau will entertain
a company Of twelve at dinner this
evening at her residence in George.
town.
Col. Henry H. Armstead gave a
dinner last night at Pierre's in
New York for his sister. Mrs.
Armstead Davis, and her daughter,
Mrs. George A. Percy, formerly
Miss Halle Davis, who are. sailing
today on the President /Harding.
MRS. Davis and her daughter viii
Llrst go to Paris and will be in
seville, Spain, for Holy Week and
Mrs. Harry Mitchell Blair was
hostess to a company Of thiry.four
at luncheon today at Wardman Park
Hotel. =
Robert LGnsings HoUe Mr.. and
Mrl. Thomas With Them
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Thomas
ana their small son, James a
Thomas, jr., will arrive in Wash
1ngton today to visit Mr.. and Mrs..
Robert Lansing. They are on their
way to their home in New York
after spending the greater part of
the winter In Florida. Mrs. Thomas.
who was formerly Miss Dorothy
Read, Is a niece of Mrs. LANSING.
and spent several winters with her
before her marriage.
Mrs. Lansing, who is at home
on Monday afternoons, will have
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas with her
next Monday.
Senator and Mrs. Walter e. Edge
are in New York and at the Am.
bassador.
Additional patronesses for the
debutante ball which will be given
AZ the Willard on the evening Of
April % for the benefit Of the
Monticello Foundation include Mrne.
Pueyrredon, Mrs. Harry s. New,
Mrs. Hubert Work, Mrs. Henry C..
Wallace, Nine. SEE, Nine. Wallen.
berg, Nine. Alfaro, Nine. wro.
blewske. Nine. Tsamados, and Mrs.
Henry Getty Chiffon.
Additional BOx-lEoIders for.
HARVARD ShOv Announced
Additional box holders for the
Hasty Pudding Clubs musical com.
edy Who's Who" to be presented
at the Shubert Garrick Theater ON
April 16, are: Our Ambassador to
Belgium and Mrs. William Phillips.
Mr.. ana Mrs. William r. Castle.
tr., Congressman Louis A. Froth.
ingham, Lawrence Brooks, Mrs.
Henry Leonard, Mrs. q. H. Baclus.
and Mrs. Tracy Downs.
John Minter,. United States. vica
consul at Capetown, South Africa,
and Mrs. Minter are the guests Of
Senator and Mrs. Nathaniel Dial.
.
Keith Merrill, American consul
at Madrid And MH~ Ma,.,.ilI -, -