The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-23
oPNRIoHT BY UNDERWOOD a UNDERWOOD

now Win nef parents at the Lid
table will be Miss Aida M. Henri
Ques and Mrs. Mitchell.
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Mrs. Roger Whiteford is in At
lantic City for short stay.
Banquet on ThursdGy
Has Many Features
Besides the addresses which will
be given by members of the diplo'
matte corps at the annual banquet
of the International Association OF
Art and Letters on Thursday at the
Lafayette Hotel, Europe. Asia, AT
! Australia will be symboliZed in short
performances between the courses
Of the dinner.
Miss Florence Fenton, of the Flor
ence Fenton School of Dancing" Is
staging dances depicting the African
and the Spanish South American
elements. Miss Charlotte Bell will
portray the North American Indian.
She is of the Ojibways from Wis
consin and will sing the native
songs. The European element, rep
resented by Greece, will be given
under the direction Of Nine. Tsama-
dos by the King-Smith students Ia
Greek songs and tableaux.
The arrangement of the menu Is
in the hands of DIR. Thomas A. Will
liams and is causing much amuse-
ment as the various embassy kitch-
ems are being invaded by the Lafa-
yette chef in pursuit of the correct
recipes for the national dishes.
Among those who will be guests
at the banquet are Mrs. Donald
Mackinnon, who will accompany Sir
Donald Mackinnon, Australia's rep
resentative; Nine. de Ohviera Lima,
with DIR. Mancel de Oliviera Lima,
who is representing Portuguese
South America; Dr. Albert H. Put
ney, dean of the school of diplomacy
and Jurisprudence of the American
University, and Mrs. Putney; Mrs.
Elonzo Tyner and Abdullah Enter.
IAN, secretary of the Persian lega-
ton, will be guests Of the minister
of Persia, who is representing Asia;
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Butler and
DR.. Burleigh Parkhurst will be
guests Of Mrs. c. Essery Barnard;
Justice and Mrs. Edward T. San.
ford will be guests of Mrs. J. D.
Sullivan and Miss Laura thornton.
rough; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sims
Lee, Mrs. Wilbur Hubbard and DIR.
and Mrs. Voegtlin will be guests of
DIR. and Mrs. Thomas A. Williams.
Other guests will be Mrs. Linsay
Patterson, Republican member for
North Carolina, and her sister,
Mrs. Edward Pennewill; Allyn viii.
liams, president of the Royal Society
OF Miniature Painters, and Mrs.
Williams; Arthur Musgrave, presi-
dent Of the Arts Club of Washing
ton, and. Mrs. William Hitz, presi-
dent of the Art Center of Washing.
ton.
ADD SOCIETY
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Blair
Thaw who have been living at 1910
Massachusetts avenue, have bought
a house in Georgetown, and have
moved into their new home, Lieu.
tenant Commander and Mrs. Scott
b. MacFarlane, the latter formerly
Miss Barbara Thaw are with them.
Mrs. William D. MacDougall and
Miss Charlotte MacDougall have
sailed for Porto Rico.
Miss Zilla MacDougall will be the
guest Of Mrs. Austin Kautz, at 1905
Nineteenth street, until after the
marriage Of Miss Evelyn Wadsworth
to Stuart Symington, 3D., on
March /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Price Wright
will entertain a large company at
dinner at the Hamilton on Monday
evening. M.
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Dr. and Mrs. Macpherson Crioh
ton will be at home on Monday
afternoon, from 5 to Z o'clock at
their residence IT'S H street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur J. Morris
and their daughters, Miss Virginia
Morris and Miss Dora Morris. of
New York, have taken a suite at
Wardman Park.
Mrs. Harry C. Ransley, who has
ben at the Washington Hotel for
'ehs past few days with Congress