The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-06-17
HAITIAN CHIEF
EXECUTIVE
HONOPED
Luncheon and Reception
Today; Dinner Last
Night

Rowe, entertained at luncneoh
at the Pan.American annex today II
honor of EEis Excellency the Presi
dent OF Haiti and Madame Borno
Among the guest were the Minister
Of Haiti and Madame Price. the
Undersecretary Of state, Mr.. Grew
Leon DeJeaIl and Madame Dejean
the Assistant Secretary Of State
Mr.. Wright; Brig. Gen. ]. II. Rus
eelI and Mrs. Russell. DR.. w. w.
Cumberland, financial adviser 81
Haiti: stokelev w. Morgan, acting
chief Of the Latin.American divi
aion of the state Department; Capt.
Roche B. La Roche, aide to the
President Of Haiti; Lieut.. Philippe
Cham, aide to the President fof
Haiti: the assistant director OF
the Pan.Ametican Union, Dr.. Es'
teban Gil Borges.
This afternoon the Minister OF
Haiti and Nine. Price are giving 3
large and brilliant reception ct the
pan American Union in honor OF
President and Nine, Borno. guests
from official, diplomatic and resi-
dent society being invited to meet
them. There viii be music during
the afternoon and tea Will pe
served from long, floWer-decked
tables Ii the map room.
Entertaining at Wardman Park
: Hotel, the Minister and Mime. Price
rave 4 dinner last night In honor
81 President and Nine. Borne.
The guests were the Secretary or
state. Mr.. kellogg; the Assistant
secretary or state j. Butler
Wright. Gen. John II. Russell and.
Mrs. Russell, the Minister Of the
Dominican Republic and Nine.
Aria the Minister of Egypt and
Mime. Samy Pasina, the director
wefaeral Of the Pan-American Union,
DR.. Leo 8. Rowe; DR.. w. w. Cum
berland, Stolkely Morgan, Ira p.
Bennett. Leon de Jean, Capt. r..
Williamson. Capt. and Mrs. Walter
Crosley, Capt. Roche B. La Roche,
Lieut.. PHILIPPE Cham, Miss Odette
Menos ana Raoul Lizaire. secretary
Of the Haitian Iegation.
The Minister Of Denmark. Con-
Dtantin Brun, entertained q few
friends at luncheon yesterday on
the willard ROOT.
The Minister Of Switzerland and
Nine. Peter have with them for q
few days their son, Marc Peter,
FRI. who has been IN Europe for the
last year.
The Minister of Poland. Mr.. Gle
cl1anowslki, returned to Washington
last evening from New York. where
-l1e went to meet the delegates from
Poland to the Eucharistic congress
Nine. Ciechanowslxa, who accom-.
panied him. has gone to Boston and
win join him 1t the legation co
morrow.
The Minister OF Latvia and Nine.
Sega win entertain at dinner this
evening at the Congressional
Country Club.
Former Secretary Of State and
Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes and
their younger daughter, Miss Eliza
beth Hughes, sailed yesterday aboard
the Conte Biancamano Tor Italy.
The Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury and Mrs. Charles s.
Dewey viii be hosts to small
company at dinner this evening in
compliment to Mrs. Kersey Coates
Reed and her sister, Mrs. Charles
H. Schweppe. of Lake Forest, ILL.,,
who are staying at the MayfloWer.
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DENBYs HERE FOR
BRIEF VISIT
The former Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Edwin DENLY and
their children. Edwin, jr.. and
Marion. who have been spending
the winter in Bufort, s. c.. arrived
IN Washington by motor yesterday
en- route to Michigan. They are
the guests of Capt. and Mrs. Hayne
Ellis in their home on Woodley
Road and will leave tomorrow for
their farm near Detroit, Mich.
-
Representative Allen T. Treadway
entertained IS members of his
Amherst College class Of 1885 at q
reception at his Mahleenac Lake
lodge in the Berkshires yesterday
afternoon.
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Senator and Mrs. Arthur r. Rob
inson, of Indiana, entertained a
few friends at dinner last night
on the Willard roof where they
had six guests.
Mrs. Charles S. Deneen, wife Of
the Senator from Illinois, was also
hostess at dinner on the roof last
evening.
The commercial secretary of
the British embassy, Leander Nc,
Cormick. Goodhart, sailed yesterday
for Italy on the Biancamano. He
will remain in Europe until the
end of July when he will return to
Washington.
Mrs. John Campbell Forester, of
Washington, has opened Tamarac
Farm. her cottage at birmingham,
Mass, for the summer months.
Mrs. George A. Deering and her
daughter, Mrs. William Barrett
RidgeIey, will close their home al
1908 @ ST. next Monday, when they
90 to East Gloucester, Mass, for
the summer.
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