The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-16

six weeks, but is now on the high
road to recovery. Mr.. and Mrs.
! Ackerman and Miss Weber have
not finally decided upon their
plans for the summer, although
Mr.. Alderman, who is one of the
most famous stamp collectors in
the country, hopes to attend the
philatelic congress this summer
Miss Georgia Green has pur-
chased a lot on Chesapeake Bay
near Pierson, Maryland, and is
building a summer home there.
The place adjoins Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard L. Nicholson's bungalow.
The Honorable John Francis Anr
herst Cecil has returned to Bllt-
! more, N. c., after spending few
days in Washington
Miss Marjorie Oelrichs, of New
York, will come to Washington the
latter part of this month to be the
guest OF Miss Helen Marye for
week or two.
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant Is ex-
pecting her granddaughter, Princess
Bertha Cantacuzene, who Is now
with her parents in Florida, 90
| WISH U0E at E1uSbCA.
Senator Frederic Moseley Sackett,
new Senator from Kentucky, ana
Mrs. Sackett, who recently arrived
~ Washington, have taken an apart
ment at the Hamilton.
Senator and Mrs. Sackett were
entertained at dinner on SATURDAY.
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
| HI. Brooke.
Don Alberto Ayulo y Laos has
been appointed commercial attache
to the Peruvian embassy. Mr.. and
Nine. de Ayuloy Laos are in New
| York.
Former Senator and Mrs. Willard
| Salisbury have as their guest MrS
| Saufsbury's brother in-law and sis.
| ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Ford. OF
Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, who will
remain with them for q few days
AkA
Mrs. Fred Britten~has returned
to Washington after ten days in
New York. Mr.. Britten will return
to-day from Palm Beach,
Mrs. G.. e. A. Reinburg. wife
of Major Reinburg. of the air
service, who is stationed In
Manila. and was formerly in COM
nand of Boiling Field. Is the
guest Of Major and Mrs. Millard
r. Harmon at their home, 1880
Argyle terrace. for two weeks.
Mrs. Harmon entertained five
tables of bridge for Mrs. Rein
burg on Saturday afternoon, and
last evening Major and Mrs.
Harmon were hosts at a buffet
supper. Among the guests were
Major and Mrs. Herbert A. Dargue
and their house guest, Miss Gun.
ningham; Colonel and Mrs. William
Wooten, Major and Mrs. William
| Garrison, Captain and Mrs. Oliver
Echols, Captain r. J. Han1ey, Cap
tain Ralph Cousins, Lieutenant
George Hodges and Lieutenant La
clair d. Schulze.
MISS FITZGERALD TO WE'D
NAVY LIEUTENANT.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Annabel, and Lieutenant
Clifton Albert Sprague, u. s. N.
/. Miss Fitzgerald and her parents,
who are from st. Paul, Mimi. have
spent the winter in Washington at
the Highlands. She Is a member Of
the Junior League and is a graduate
OF a girls school at Suffern, y. r.
Miss Fitzgerald is a sister Of f..
Scott Fitzgerald, one Of the best
known of the younger school OF
novelists.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will w. Allen an.
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Frances Clark Allen.
to Lieutenant Raymond III. Coofnhs,
u. s. A., the wedding to take place
April Is in the Calvary Methodist
Church at o'clock.
Reverend Frank Tyler, Of Win.
chester, Va, assisted by the Rev
erend Doctor James Shera Mont.
gomery, will officiate.
Frederick p. Hibbard, secretary
Of the embassy in london, who ac-
companied Mr.. Kellogg, the Secre-
tary of State, from his post as nm.
bassador to Great Britain, left Wash.
ington yesterday afternoon for Den.
lnIston, Tex, where he will visit his
smother for two weeks. Mr.. Hibbard
has been the guest of the Secretary
of State at his residence on Eigh'
tenth street, and win return here
for further visit before going to
scsume his diplomatic post in Lon.
don.