Evening star., 1925-06-04
SOCIETY
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Francis Sullivan of Philadelphia and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred c. Miller Of
Brooklyn.
Representative Allen F. Moore of
Illinois arrived today at the Willard
Hotel from Montreal, where he spent
about 10 days. He plans to remain
here for few days, then resume his
trip 20 his home in Monticello, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Busch have
purchased the house at 3117 Wood.
land drive and will give up the house
they built at 3012 Massachusetts, ave.
nue. which they recently completed and
have only occupied a short time. Mr.
and Mrs Busch sold their Massachu-
setts avenue home a few weeks ago to
Senator and Mrs. James Couzens.
Mrs. Busch will motor to Long Is
land next week to visit her brother.in.
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Stanley.
Miss Mary Armand Nash and Miss
Charlee Hutchinson will come tomor.,
row from their homes in Charlotte.
n. c., to visit the formers sister, Miss
Lydia Nash, in her apartment in the
Rochambeau. Miss Nash and Miss
Hutchinson will remain here week
and then go to New York for a short
stay before returning to their Southern
homes.
Mrs. A. H. Ryan entertained at
luncheon in the palm court Of the
Mayfiower today, with cards in the
Jefferson room following. There are
20 guests.
Former United States Minister to
Greece and Mrs. George Wharton
have taken possession Of the cottage
at Pynold, N. j., which they have
leased from Miss Elizabeth Gardner
of Washington. Miss Gardner motored
as far as New York with them the
first of the week and will sail June IL
to spend the Summer on the CONT.
nent.
The marriage of Miss Elisabeth
Claire Coyle, daughter of Col. John w.
Coyle of Jersey City, to Mr.. George e.
Sunday in Alexandra. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Edgar
Carpenter in his home in Alexandria
and later a wedding dinner was served
at the City Club. in Washington. The
bride saw service during the war in
the various camps, where she sang for
the men in the service. She has been
connected with the Metropolitan OPP
era Company since the war. Mr.. Lo-
REM is connected with the Post Office
Department.
Mrs NJ. G. Zalenski, wife of Brig
Gen. Zalenski, who has an apartment
in the Mayfiower, entertained infor.
mally at luncheon in the palm court
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Schlosberg an.
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter Mildred to Mr.. Oscar I. Do
lAIr ~E u
Dodek of this city.
Mrs. Emory William Reisinger and
her son have gone to Vienna, Va, for
the Summer, where they will visit her
mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs. Joel
Grayson.
Society amateurs have brought
many people prominent in society,
diplomatic and political circles TO
Keith's this week. Among the many
prominent diplomats who have at
tended were the Minister from Ru-
mania. Prince Bibesco; the Minister
of Panama and Nine. Alfaro, the Min.
lister of the Dominican Republic and
Nine. Aria, Senior and Nine. J. b.
Chevaliere, Senior and Nine. Don Eu-
genio J. Chevaliere, Mr. Dmitri dem
DimanceSco, secretary of the Ruma-
nian legation. The Minister from Co.
lonnbia and Nine. Olaya entertained
party, including Don Jose M. Saenz
Of Colombia, South America; DIR. Ma
rino ARIA. secretary OF the consulate
general of Colombia in New York;
Senior Carlos P. Delgado, representa-
tive of Mundo al Dia Of Bogota, and
Senior Don Alfredo Lozana, attache of
the Colombian legation. -..--.-..s
Mrs. B, Frank Mebans will go to
New York at the end of the week
will join Mr.. Mebane at the Plaza
and sail with him Tuesday aboard
the Aquitania. They will be ac-
companied by Miss Louise Freeman
and will 60 to England, where Mrs.
Mebane will be presented at court
at Buckingham Palace Friday, June
26.
Mrs. Pauline Arnold has returned
TO her apartment on T street from
a two-month trip in Europe, having
spent some time in rome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lincoln Hoff-
man have leased q chateau near
Brussels and are established there
for the season. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoff-
man were recently entertained at
dinner by King Albert and Queen
Elizabeth of the Belgians at the PAL
ace,s at Laaken, near Brussels. Mr..
Hoffman was captain in the Army
during the war and was stationed
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