The Washington times., 1926-03-05
BRITISH ENVOY
ENERGIES INTO
SOCIAL LIFE
Gave Brilliant Dinner
Last Night; Will Be
Guest Of Germans
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Lady Isabella Howard are.
emerging from q period OF
official mourning into. what prom
ises to be the bright light Of much
entertaining. They have to make.
IN for lost time in this respect as
tar as that is possible. and dis.
tinRuished hosts in Washington wish
An sopportunity to express them-
selves ia favor Of the British en-:
VOWS. Then there are the official
functions that for political and social
reasons urge place on the caIen-
dar Of the Britishers
Al dinner engagement OF the Brltisn
Ambassador and Lady Isabella, which
makes many observers remlnisce, ls
that which will take them as the
honor guests to dinner given at
the German embassy by the Ger
man Ambassador and Boroness Malt
ran on the evening Of March "a
This will be the first time In
over IL years that the British envoy
has been a guest in the home OF
the German envoy. Their social re-
lations ceased automatically when
their dip1onaatic relations ended at
the outbreak of the World War.
Dinner At British Embassy
The British Ambassador and Lady
Isabella Howard were hosts at din.
ner last night. This Was the first
official dinner given at the embassy
since their retirement into mourn.
Ing early in the winter on account
of the death Of Queen Alexandra.
The guests included the Speaker
OF the House, Nicholas LongWorth:
the Italian Ambassador and Nine.
di MARITIME, Secretary Of the Navy
and Mrs. Curtis Wilbur, Justice
Pierce Butler, Senator and Mrs.
George Wharton Pepper, Senator
and Mrs. William Cabell Bruce,
Representative Theodore e. Burton
and Miss Grace Burton, Representa-
tive stephen G. Porter and Miss
Lucy Porter. the Assistant Secretary
of State ana Mrs. J. Butler Wright. |
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Andrew w.
Brewster. Lord and Lady Bux-
ton, the Marques and March
SWaythling and their daughter, the |
Honorable Miss Montague: the re-
firing Secretary Of the Rumanianl
Embassy and Mime. Nano, Countess
Sommati di Mombello, Lady Lister
Kaye. Mr.. and Mrs. Porter, Chand- |
Ter, Miss Laura Harlan, Mrs. Nor |
man. r. Lammot Belin, Sir Adrian |
w. NJ. Battle. Of the British Em-
bassy.
The Ambassador and Lady Isa-
bella have as their guests at the |
embassy the Earl and Countess OF |
Buxton, who win remain with them |
for a few days. Lord Buxton was
formerly the governor Of South
Africa.
Lady Lester Kaye Horton
Lady Lister-ESaye entertained at |
luncheon yesterday at the May
flower and had as her guests |
Baroness de Cartier, Lady Isabella 1
Howard. Nine. de Martina. Mrs.
Frank B. Kellogg, Mrs. Peter Goe-
J.; Butler Wright, Mrs. Robert Low
John Philip HILL Mrs. Orme Wilson.
Mrs. Perry Belmont, Mrs. Borden |
Hartman, Mrs. Truxton Beale. |
Mrs. Ira Bennett, Miss Mary Pat
ton. Mrs. William A. Hard, Mrs. |
TIE. c. @. Charlton and Miss Anita |
Henry.
VareIas Fete British
The Minister of Uruguay and
ner this evening in compliment to |
the British Ambassador and Lady |
Isabella Howard.
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MEXICAN ENVOY TO
DINE KELLOGGS
The Secretary or State and Mrs.
Kellogg viii be the guests in whose |
honor the Mexican Ambassador and
Nine. Teller will entertain at din |
ner on Monday, March Is.
Nine Teller will entertain at re.
septions Wednesday afternoon,
March II and April Z, from to 8
o'clock.
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The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Kellogg viii entertain at dinner
this evening in compliment to the I
German Ambassador and Baroness /
Nathan.
Among the guests win be Francis |
!. Otis, brot1er-in-law of Mrs. /
Kellogg. who has arrived from st. |
Paul for a visit Of few days
AMERICANS SAILING