The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-04-09

count The0philO Lantsheore, first
secretary Of the Belgian Embassy.
The ambassador of Peru, DR..
Herman Velarde, has returned to
the embassy after a short visit in
New York City.
TO GREET LINER
In NEW YORK
The German Ambassador and Bar.
oness Nathan win go to New York
to be present at the landing Of the
new NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. liner New
York on Monday. DIR. Cuno, some
time German chancellor and presi.
dent Of the Hamburg-American
Line, is passenger.
The giant vessel, it will be remem-
bered, was christened in Hamburg a
few months ago, with Mrs. James
Walker, wife OF Mayor Walker of
New York, as sponsor; and Mayor
and Mrs. Walker will take part in
the ceremonies incident to her vel.
come. On Wednesday a reception
will be given aboard ship, which will
be attended by notable company,
and at which there win be unveiled
portrait Of Mrs. Walker painted by
a famous German artist, and
painting OF the entrance to New
York Harbor, the gift Of Mayor
Walker.
The Minister of Hungary and
Countess SZeehenyi will entertain
American Minister to Hungary and
Mrs. j. Butler Wright. There viii
be "a guests.
Mr.. Wright was entertained at
dinner last night at the Chevy
Chase Club. His hosts were Clar.
ence Aiken Aspinwall, former Sur.
geon General Rupert Blue, Raymond
H. A. Carter. a fellow classmate at
Princeton; Charles Carroll Glover,
jr., Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson,
Col. j. Miller Kenyon, Charles Por-
terrified Light, Frank Copeland
Page, James B. Reynolds, Swager
Sherley, Major William Walker
Smith, Corcoran Thorn, Col. Blan-
ton Winship, Col. Samuel r. Win
slow and Waddy Butler Wood, 1r.
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BLACK AND WHITE
DINNER DANCE
The younger contingent of smart
society will be the guests this eve
ming OF Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Por.
ter Davidson, who are entertaining
a company Of about 100 at dinner
and dancing in compliment OF Miss
Anita Henry and her fiance, Edward
Won Selzman. The guests will be cos.
TUNED in black and white.
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Miss Mabel Boardman will be
the honor guest at the weekly
luncheon Of the Women's National
Press Club on Monday.
Col. and Mrs. L. g. Ament have
arrived in New York on board the
Mauretania and are staying at the
Ambassador for a few days before
coming to Washington. Colonel
Ament was aide to Queen Marie
during her visit In this country, He
and his bride, whose marriage took
place shortly after the departure of
the Rumanian Queen, have returned
from a honeymoon in Bucharest as
guests Of Queen Marie.
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WASHINGTONIANS
FETED AT "CARVEL HALL"
"Carvel Hail." in its remodeled
state, is the center of social activity
at Annapolis these days. Com
mander and Mrs. e. C. Battle have
gone to Carvel Hall for an extended
spring visit. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Wells and their daughters spent the
weekend there. Mrs. John w. H.
Grim and her daughter, Barbara,
have recently returned from a fort.
nights visit there. Governor Albert
G. Richie was the honor guest at
dinner at Carvel Hall on Tuesday
evening when his hosts were a
group of Maryland State senators.
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Mrs. Frederick McElhone, OF
Upperville, Va, is. at the willard
for a short visit.
Mrs. Charles F. Consaul, OF 1851
Harvard Pl., has returned from a
tour in South America, including
Cuba. Panama and Porto Rico.
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ARMY-NAVY LEAGUE
PLANS THRIFT SALE
me Army ana Navy League will
hold thrift SALE on April %. 20,
80 on the first floor Of the former
American Federal Bank Building,
on F Street. There will be on sale
used clothing, millinery, linen, china,
glass, books and magazines. One
can also buy candy, cakes and other
corrections. And for those inter.
ested in planting their gardens
there will be flowers, plants and
shrubs.
Mrs. Henry r. Allen is chairman
Of the committee in charge ana Mrs.
Edwin st. John Greble is vice chair.
man.
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Miss Gertrude Richardson BRIG.
ham has gone to New York to al.
tend the wedding of her sister, Miss
Harriet i. Brigham, to Charles &.
LOCKER, OF Elizabeth, n, j.. which
will be solemnized today.