The Washington times., 1924-01-31
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Cabinet ladies' at. tea yesterday
afternoon as Is her custom on the
last Wednesday Of each month.
ONE Of the most interesting
~ events of the day was the
luncheon that Mrs. David yDu-
Bose Gaillard gave at her
residence in California street
when the guest Of honor was
Mrs. william G. Gorgas, widow OF
General Gorgas. The biography
OF the late general which Mrs.
Gorgas has written in collabora-
ton with J. Burton Hendrick, is
just off the presses Of Double
day. Page and Co., and the
luncheon today, was In the nature
OF q celebration Of the event.
The biography win appear serial
ly in Worlds Work, a fitting
magazine indeed in which to
record the brilliant accomplish
ments Of General Gorgas.
Mrs. Gorgas, accompanied by
cordial invitation Of the Govern.
ment to Cuba about the middle
Of February, and while there viii
DC tuS BU0SSS O1 our 6A1UeAbSN0OEt
Gen. Dnoch Crowder.
The guests at the luncheon
were Mrs. William Howard Taft,
Nine. Alfaro, Nine. Tsannados,
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant, Mrs.
Oscar Underwood, Mrs. Min
nigerode Andrews, Mrs. Delos
Blodgett, Mrs. Ollie James, Mrs.
Edward Eberle, Mrs. James Hunt.
ington Turner, Mrs. Charles
Mason and Mrs. Charles Kennedy.
EEL1x sALMoND, the great
British 'cellist, who IL to be
one Of the artists at Mrs. Law
renee Townsend's morning musi-
Gale on Monday, is arriving in
Washington on Friday with Mrs.
Salmond and they will be the
guests over the weekend Of Mrs.
John Stewart McLennan. They
will be much feted during their
brief visit here. On Saturday
night they will attend the dinner
which the Charge d'Affaires Of
Great Britain and Mrs. Henry
Getty Chiffon are giving for DR..
and Nine. J. B. Hubrecht, of the
Netherlands legation, and on Sun
day AFTERNOON Mrs. George Ehle
is giving a reception in their
honor.
Following the recital on Mon
day Mrs. Townsend will give a
luncheon for Mr.. Salmond and
Miss Dusolina Gianini, the young
Italian soprano who will be the
co-artist with the British 'cellist.
The company will include the
Italian Ambassador, Prince Cae.
tani and Mr.. and Mrs. Chiffon.
%&
French ENJOY Guest Of -.
Dr.. P0uiehich at Dinner.
The French Ambassador and Mime
Jusserand will be the guests @
honor at the dinner to be given tC
night by the Minister Of the Serbs
Croats and Slovenes, DR.. Ante IRE
sich Pavichich.
The Secretary Of the Navy an
Mrs. DENLY will be hosts at Dime
this evening when the guests G
honor will be the Ambassador G
Japan and Nine. Hanihara.
The Italian ambassador, Primo
Gelasio Caetani. who is in Net
York for a short stay, was tn
guest Of honor at the dinner tina
Clarence Mackay gave last evening
at his residence in Seventy.fiftl
street. Afterward there was 4
musicale with Miss Lucrezia Boz
Of the Metropolitan Opera and F'rit
Kreisler, the violinist, furnishing
the program. The ambassador viii
return tomorrow.
The Charge d'Affairs Of Austria
liza and Nine. Prochnik will enter
tain at dinner informally this even
ing.
. Miss Also Mellon left Washine
ton yesterday for New York, az
companied by Miss Sylvester an
Miss Criagie Mckay, Of Pittsburgh
and all will be guests at the Ritz
Carlton for few days. Miss Nc
Kay will return to Washington wit
Miss Mellon.
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Host at Luncheon.
Francisco Banda, attache Of tn
legation Of Ecuador. entertained a
luncheon today at Rauscher's Il
honor Of Glen L. Swiggett, directo
Of the bureau Of education. TIL
guests included DIR. Hill. professo
Of international law, Of GeOrgetow
University; DR.. Wright, counselor G
the Carnegie endowment Of intel
national peace; Thomas H. Healy
assistant dean Of the Georgotow
foreign service school, and Pal
Gardner.
Baroness Won Below will be q
home this afternoon from 4 to
o'clock. and will be assisted b
Nine. Panaretoff, wife Of the minis
ter of Bulgaria; Nine. Alfaro: wifi
of the minister of Panama; Nm,
Varela, wife of the minister Of Ur,
quay; Nine. Prochnik, wife Of tn
charge d'affaires of Austria; Mr.
Marion Butler, Mrs. Wilbur Turner
Mrs. George Joerns, Miss Bett
Byrne, Miss Letitia McGoffin, {
Minneapolis, and Miss MarGare
Craig, Of Duluth.
Governor and Mrs. Clifford PHI
chot who will be the guests of homo
at a reception Of the Pennyslvani
Society tonight at the Willard hote
will be y. greeted by some fiftee
hundred Pennsylvanians, most {