The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-05-20
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OUTDOOR
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Olympic Fete Divides In
terest With Horse
Show


Stadium divided interest Yesterday
with the horse show, the beautiful
weather inducing the world and his
wife to take in one or another Of
these outdoor events-or both. II
Is reputed to be impossible to be in
two places at one and the same
time, but certain dignitaries seem
to almost have accomplished It yes
terday, notably General Pershing.
who entertained a pox party at the
stadium for the baseball game be.
tween Washington and the Marines.
which was the star event of the
Olympic fete, and who also had
guests in his box at Arlington Park
joining them late in the afternoon.
At the stadium the General en-.
tertained Major General and Mrs.
Merritte Ireland, Major General
and Mrs. Arthur Van A. MacMur-
ray, Major General and Mrs.
George Barnett, Miss Ann Gordon.
Colonel and Mrs. William X. Nay.
lor and at the horse show his
guests were: Major General and
Mrs. Hanson Ely. His aide, Major
Harold Rayner, was with him.
The French Ambassador and
Nine. Jusserand were present at
the Olympic fete, receiving a
warm greeting-as did the other
diplomats in attendance-from Col.
Robert M, Thompson, president of
the Olympic Committee. The Sec.
rotary Of the Navy and Mrs. Will
bur were present, the former
throwing the ball which opened
the game. The Secretary of the
Treasury's box was occupied by
his daughter, Miss Ailsa Mellon,
who had among her guests Miss
Craigie Mackay, Miss Anna Ham.
lin and Lieutenant Joseph Lawson.
Society Folk Turn Out
For Horse Show.
Secretay Of War Weeks appeared
late in the afternoon and occupied
his box for a short time.
The Cuban Ambassador, Senior
Don Cosme de Ia Torriente, was the
guest Of Mrs. r. H. Gown, who had
also with her Mrs. Henrique ZalCtti
and Miss May Gown.
Nine. Heilmann, wife Of the first
secretary of the French embassy,
had as guests Mrs. Eric Buxton,
wife of the commercial secretary of
the British embassy, Miss Laura
Harlan, Mrs. Wilbur ]. Carr, Miss
Gertrude Myer, Mrs. James Warwick.
Mrs. Charles Bouhton Wood, en-
tertained the Reverend Edward
Buckley, Colonel and Mrs. Charles
B. Drake, Miss Marion Trumbul
and Colonel Duncan Major.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis White en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Dulles
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Van A. Mac
Murray.
Colonel and Mrs. Robert Thompson
who were attending the Olympic
fete, presented their box to Mrs.
Sinclair Bowen, who entertained a
small group of friends.
District Commissioner and Mrs
Cuno Rudolph had in their box the
Charge d'Affaires of Greece and
Madame Tsamados, Mrs. Rush Hol-
land, Mrs. Peyton Gordon and Col
onel and Mrs. Frederick Coleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes, jr.,
entertained in their box q party of
little friends of their small daughter
Marsyl Stokes.
Mrs. Ellwood Perry Morey is en-
tertaining large company at cards
and tea this afternoon at Wardman
Park Hotel. The guests include
Mrs. Frank Briggs, Mrs. w. r.
Willoughby, Mrs. William Wolfe
Smith, Mrs. c. F.. Claudy, Mrs. w.
s. Hendricks, Mrs. Oliver Hoyen,
Mrs. Ruth Baird, Mrs. William
Henry White, Mrs. Edward Grades,
Mrs. Elizabeth Northrop, Mrs.
Joshua Evans, jr., Miss Charlotte
Belden, Mrs. Walter Abrams. Miss
Jessie Androvette, Mrs. Arthur
Hayes, Mrs. Lyons, Mrs. Joseph
Milans, Mrs. j. E. Dyer, Mrs. w, /.
Dyer, Miss M. B. Gore, Mrs, John
Tomlinson, Mrs. Carl Brand, Miss
X. Meacham, Mrs. Roe Fulkerson
Mrs. Harry Evans, Mrs, Frank
Greer, Mrs. Leslie M. Shaw. Mrs.
William Sleet, Mrs. Jere johnson.
Mrs. Robert Kline, Mrs. Glenn
smith, Mrs. Fred Pyle, Mrs. II. g
Lewis, Mrs. j. B. Biyth. Mrs. Il. r.
kimberly, Mrs. William e. Hull.
Mrs. s. B. Brightwell, Mrs: w a
wheeler and Mrs. w. C., DonnelIv
y -
Mrs. Allen F. Moore, wife of Cor.
gresham Moore Of Illinois, enter.
tanned about twenty guests at
iuncneon today at the hevy Chase
Clu6. They included Mrs. James
a. heeo' MRS. FINS J. Garrett, Mrs.
James F. Byrnes, Mrs. Everett
Sanders, Mrs. j. N. Tincher. Mrs
wallace White, jr., Mrs. RovaI
johnson, Mrs. Lindley III. Hadiev
Mrs. Daniel R. ANTHONY. ir. Mrs.
Edward T. Taylor, Mrs. Thomas d
Gore, Mrs. g. Logan Payne, Mrs.
Benjamin L. Rosenbloom, Mrs. WI.
liam q. Wilson, Mrs. John ! Nc.
swain, Mrs. Oscar Bland. Mrs
Adam Wyant and Mrs, Josenh
Hines. 0op"
congressman and Mrs. Moore ex.
pect to leave Washington on Nav
~ to spend the summer season at
their home at Monticello, iii.
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