The Washington times., 1924-05-13

spend several days and will go from
here to attend the Kentucky Derby
breakfast at Louisville, KY, Satur-
day and later to national legion
executive committee meeting on
May 10 and 20 in indianapolis. He
wiz return to his home in Boston,
May %.
Mrs. G. c. Calhoun entertained
forty guests at luncheon today at
the Chevy Chase Club.
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THOMPSONS TO TAKE
HOUSEBOAT TO ANNAPOLIS.
& Colonel and Mrs. Robert M. Thomp-
son, who will close their Washing
ton residence the last week in May,
will go to Annapolis aboard their
h0uSeboat, the Everglades. Colonel
Thompson will remain through June
week and will entertain frequently
aboard the houseboat as Is his GUS
tom, but Mrs. Thompson will go to
New York for a short visit before
opening her summer home at
Southampton. L. I. The Colonel ex-
poets to make a short trip abroad
W 0IbCuu LILO Oly ESt1IICO'
Viscountess Maitland, of London
and Scotland, who spent the winter
at Palm Beach. is now the guest OF
Colonel and Mrs Thompson and will
remain with them for ten days.
Commander and Mrs. Paul Bastedo
are at the Ambassador Hotel, New
York, for a short visit.
Captain and Mrs. Joseph e.
Brewster Of Quantico, Va. are max.
ing short stay at the Hamilton
Hotel. With them are Captain
and Mrs. William M. Marshall,
Of QuanticO.
ASSOCIATION OF MUSEUMS
TO HOLD BANQUET.
A distinguished list Of guests will
be entertained this evening at the
banquet Of the American
Association Of Museums at the
Willard Hotel. Among them will
be the Ambassador Of France and
Madame Jusserand, the United
States Commissioner OF Education
and Mrs. John J. Tigert, the sPresi-
dent Of. the Carnegie institution Of
Washington and Mrs. John C. Mer-
Ram, the Permanent. Secretary Of
the National Research Council and
Mrs. Vernon Kellogg, former United
States ambassador to- France, Henry
White; the president sof' the Car
negies Corporation Of New York,
Doctor r. p. Keppel, and the Off.
GERS Of the association; the President
and Mrs. Chauncey j. Hamlin, Of
Buffalo: the vice president, Henry
w. Kent, of the Metropolitan Mu-
scum, and Mrs. Kent. the; treasurer.
Frederic A. &De1axio;s Of the Smith.
sonian Institution, and. Mrs. Delano;
the director: Professor Charles r.
Richards, and i the secretary and
Mrs. Laurence Vail Coleman.
Ambassador Jusserands ista speak
err and others who, win make ad-
dresses are Doctor Tigert, Doctor
Merriam and Doctor Kellogg.
Major and Mrs. John N. Greedy
have given up their apartment in
the Wyoming and are in General
Greely's apartment at 1886 r street
nOTtHWeSC uuLl tHey leave mere the
after part Of June for Major
Greely's new post at Madison Bar
racks, N. 7.
Major General George , Owen
Squier Is in New York for d few
days and is staying at the Hotel
Aston.
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Proceeds OF the vaudeville enter
tainment to be given tomorrow eve.
ming at the Concord Club, No. 314
G street northwest, under the direc-
ton Of Professor Oswald Gueth and
Professor e. e. Mort, will be given
to the American Committee in aid
Of German Children. Members of
the dramatic section Of the Concord
Club who win participate include
Miss Billy Kenno. Mrs. M. Label,
Mrs. r. Schutzman, Mrs. Willy
Miss Z. Pooh, Mrs. Charles
Donch, Mrs. Alois Schlachter. Mrs.
F. Bauer, Mrs. Alfred Machler.
Mrs. Centa Kion. Leo Wiener, Karl
viertel. r. Schutzman. Richard
Brauner. Paul Riedel and william