The Washington times., 1929-07-27
NEW YORKGIRI
WILL WE'D
TN FALL
Miss Pauline Day Engag.
ed to Arthur French,
Of Massachusetts

vate schools In Boston and at-
tended Boston Art school and
has travelled extensively abroad.
on May Is, 1927, she was pre-.
sented At tte Court of Et. James.
Mr.. French was. araduaked from
Harvard University IN June, ana
last fail was captain of the uar.
ward football team, president cf
the student council ana first
marshal Of the senior eiass last
June when he graduated.
Miss Days mother IL the grand.
daughter Of the late James Mon.
roe Taylor, one Of the early set.
tiers III Grafnercy Park, New York,
whose nephew and aanlesake was
president Of VasSar College for
over 3 quarter Of century, and
her father, Joseph r. Day. ii one
of the most prominent real estate
men Of New York.
Mr.. French's father, the late
Arthur y. French, was prcmi.
nent architect Of Boston.
PLACE Deauville
Oscar Blanco Wei. first secrs.
tary Of the chilean Embassy.
entertained ! company st dinner
last evening At the PLACE Deau.
vile At the Wardman Park TIotsl.
Other dinner hosts at the Deau.
VILE wero Arthur j. Pack, com.
merciaf secretary OF the British
Embassy; Mrs. Joseph n. Thropp.
and Miss Adelaide Henry.
The military attache Of the
Italian Embassy General Villa, has
gone 10 New York, where he
Joined his brother, Conte A1phpns0
z. VfIIa, at the EavOy-PIaza. Gel.
eral villa will accompany his
brother to Newport, where he viii
be the guest OF Conte and Coun-
tess villa for q short time, ana
after making other visits win re-
turn to washington about the
middle Of August.
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Nine. Won Lewinsl4i, wife Of the
German Consul General In New
York, VIII return to their home
On Eixtetntli street after i weeks
visit IN New York.
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IA New York
Miss Elizabeth Hpughton and
her sister. Mrs. Chandler +. Ander-
s0n, jr., are In New York spend.
ing few days at the Wsylin.
They are daughters Of ths former
United States Ambassador at the
Court Of ST. James and Hrs.
Alanson 3. Houghton.
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Mrs. Joseph =. Davies has gone
to Newport. where she II the
guest OF Mrs. Hamilton Mex.
Twonnbley.
Maj. GEN. Greed Hammond.
newly appointed insular auditor
Of the Philippines, and Mra. Ham.
mond have left for Oregon. where
they win make 4 short visit be-
fore sailing from Seattle eQrly
in September for Manila.
Among those having luncheon
at the Carlton yesterday were
the minister Of Greece, Mr.. Slmo-
poulos. Mrs. Mabel Walker WILLIE
brandt and DR.. and MrB. Robert
Moran.
House Party
Lieut.. Comdr. ana Mrs. w. d.
Chandler have q their guests at
their sumhnsr home At Duxbury,
Mass. thS Misses Huston Nil.
dred, Alice ana Katherine
daughters of claudius Huston. 81
New York Saad Tennessee, one
time Assistant Secretary Oe Com.
merce. who are visiting Miss Amy
Chandler.
Mrs. Charles w. richardson,
mother Of Mrs. Chandler, Ii also
n guest at Duxbury, where Or.
Richardson win join her next
week to spend the month Of AIl.
gust. Commander Chandler, who
Is serving on the u. s. 8. Florida,
Is now aboard with the niidsnip.
men on their cruise. He win 70.
turn to this country next week.
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Mrs. Andrew b. Duvall will
leave washington Thursday and
80 to Binghan1toIl, m. III. to
visit her son, Andrew, jr.. who Ii
In camp near there. After & few
days ct BinghanntOn, Mrs. Duva1l
win 50 to Bay Head, N. j., Whsre
she will pass several weeks with
her hrother.in-law and sister. Mr..
and Mrs. William =, Pearson. Mr..
Duvall and their SON will Join Mrs.
DuvalI the end 0f August and win
pass the Labor Day holiday 1t
Bay Head.
Mrs, Ann Webster of 40 Fourth
st. has returned from d sir weeks
trip abroad. She attended the
Congress OF tho International SlIf-
frage Alliance at Berlin ana was
also q guest OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
Brarlko Adjenovitch, at Belgrade.
Mr.. Adjemovitch was secretary Of
the Serbian legation here for sew
eral years.
Mrs, p. Lester Jones, Of wash
ington, win be d guest at the
MayfloWer until the end ot the
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