The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-05
DR.. AND M M E.
WI HONORED
AT DINNER
Mrs. John B. Henderson
Entertains Notables
10 Meet Them

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MRS. John b. Henderson enter
tanned at dinner last evening IN
compliment to DR.. ana Mime. G. g.
Wu. The party had especial in
terest, since; the hostess was q.
friend OF DIR. WJ's father, WI
Ting Fang, famous statesman
and diplomat, when he was min.
lister to the United States 90
years ago, and knew the son as
a lad in Washington. Or. WI is
now In this country on an i'm.
portallt mission for the Chinese
nationalfsts.
Curiously enough, although his
government II at. war with the
Picking government, represented
here BY the Chinese minister, DR..
Sao.Ke Alfred Sze, the ENJOYS
approach to the Secretary 81
State, with whom he has been in
consultation, was through DIR.
Sze. Happily the two men are
old friends.
DR.. and Nine. SEE were among
Mrs. HendersoIi's guests last
night. Others In the company
Il ny 9ANS A0G4A&4@0Es &AkA4 NAASs w 1AtAtlkIl as
Harris, Senator and Mrs Robert
B. Howell, Senator and Mrs. Will
liam ia. King, Senator John b.
Kendrick. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Brett Moves, Mr.. ana Mrs. Fred
eric William Vile, Mrs. Henry r..
DimOck, Mrs. James Carroll
Frazer and DR.. David Jayne Hill.
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japanese Ambassador and Nine.
Matsudaira for Tokyo, the Charge
d'Affaires Of Japan and Nine.
Sawada have moved into the en-
bassy at 1891 e st.
The Minister of Egypt ana
Nine. Samy Pasha expect to 60
to California the end Of the
month FOR the summer. The
Minister and Mime. Samy win be
accompanied by about half Of the
staff o. the legation.
Capt. Arthur j Pack, OF the
British Embassy, II In New York
at the Ambassador Hotel, where
he went TO meet wv Glenny,
O. B. e., inspector general Of the
commercial branch Of His Males
TVS Diplomatic Service, who ar.
rived In New York yesterday on
board the Caronia. They win
come to Washington shortly.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Joseph FL. Hines
have closed their house at 1927
New Hampshire Ave-, and will be
at the MayfIower until tonight,
when they are leaving for their
summer home near Frederick, Nd.
IN July they win 90 up on the st.
Lawrence for the remainder Of.
the summer.
Visiting
Miss Elizabeth Powell Dunlop.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Will
lam Laird Dunlop. LEFT Washing
ton last night for Fort Bragg.
N. c., to be the guest Of Capt.
and Mrs. Gilbert Woolworth, who
are entertaining q house party
for Mrs. WooIwortn's niece, Miss
Conrad FauntleroY, Of Cincinnati.
A dance win be one OF the pleas
ant features Of the house party.
Miss Dunlop will be one Of the
group Of next seasons debutantes'
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Mrs. Robert b. Henderson has
with her her daughter, Miss Carr
Henderson, who has just been
graduated from the Oldfield
School, near Baltimore. They have
gone to Philadelphia to remain a
few days.
Miss Gertrude Lynch enter
tanned a shower Saturday even
ing in compliment to Miss Mary
Bertha Kessler, whose marriage
to Roy Klockenbrink will take
place on the evening Of June 80.
Among the guests were Mrs. Ella
Nessler, mother OF the bride-elect;
Mrs. M. p. Lynch, Mrs, Hugh
Purcell, Mrs. Russell r. Edwards,
Mrs. G. Eugene Edward, jr.; Mrs.
William Moss, Mrs. Michael
O'Meara. Mrs. Joseph Sprinkle.
Mrs. Herman Mitchell and the
Misses Helen Kessler, Ruth Locke,
Thelma Kessler, Elizabeth Kessler,
Ethel Abraham. Josephine Lynch
and Jean Purcell.
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Announcement is made OF the
marriage of Miss Lillian Evelyn
Pegg, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. L. Pegg, to Lorano Lyod Sim.
mons, which took place on Friday
at the home OF the brides par.
ents, 1918 o st. The Rev. w. A.
Lambeth officiated.
The bride wore an ensemble of
orchid satin crepe, with large
hat to match and carried a bou.
quet Of gardenias.
Mr.. Simmons is now connected
with the Patent Office. He will
take his bride to Iowa, his old
home, on their wedding trip and
after their return they will be
at home at 1884 Vermont Ave.
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