The Washington times. [volume], June 13, 1921, FINAL EDITION, Page 4, Image 4

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P2sedt with them for a few Was
their alphe,. sl be asters. . Jr..
who is n his way em Peru to IU
rope. They took their OgeS e t to
Annapefle today ad are plaMu g sev
eral mall parties to his honer. Te
terday the Ambassador ae Mmne.
pset entertained at 0ne of the do
lightfully inoteral unday lunchees
whish they have bee giv through
the sesa. They had twqlve guelts.
The ambassader of Great ,Dritat,
Or AskIAla Goddes. .who %eOem
paled lady Geddesa their chil
drea to their samer home in Da'k
Harber. Me., a shert time Sgm Is ox
posted back in WashingtaE about the
middle of the week.
The mSttttr from Uwituertlad sd
Mmne. Peter will go to Boston Wed
meoday to attend the graduatios ex
ereises at Harvard where their e1d
est mon I a student. Later If the
summer the minister ad MmNe. Pe
te wii make a trip to the Facile
cast where they will. be extensive
ly entertained in a about lan
Pranciso.
The Rumaniaa iawter sad Prin
eass Wbo0s0 are in New York for
a few days and are stepping at the
Chatham.
Gem. JohA 5. Perhag will leave for
New York tomorrow. whore he will
be the prineipal speaker at the re
uales ot the officer. of the wende war.
whieb wil be hell at lea Girl, N. ..
bestamaa tomoerrow and laetlrj13n
il Pribay. Mel. Gem. Wil~am 0.
Brig. Gem., Denia U. Nolan. Senator
James W. Wadsworth. Jr, anl Ca
gresinsen Julius Kaha ase will he
amsong the speahere.
Mr. ad Mrs. RobeT . U4meeta have
epe their home. Eiude.a, at Maa
Mr. and Mrs. 0N1. Poullef will
leate Washiagton on Wedaesday for
Naragaasett Pier to spese the mum
mer with Mrs. Poullef's mother, Mrs.
Frank leamuela.
Mr.. Marshall Wield baa, elosed her
home In Sizteenth street for the sea
mon, ad te in New Tork.
Theme. Nelse age. foemey AM
bassador to Italy, aseompasled by his
daughter, Mrs. Thoesae P. Leadiar et
Boston, oLt Rot Ipsige Vs., osit
night for Washe
Congressmas sad Mrs. al'ta D,
Paige of Maesaehusette ore visitiag
Cetamander and Mme. Normaa T. Me
Learn at Newports
Miss Anne Martin Johuepm et Whsh
lngto5 105en .of the twnt-fear
Vamst utateats who this year have
won the homer ot appesring am besr
era et the datey ohata at oeimenee
moat.
Mrs.W. . Bama atid Mime
Boardsman elened their home 1a P
street- Saturday and left for a. short
vieit to Mrs. Uoardsmane yeumget
daughter. Mrs. Murray Ct'ase, at Del
tom. Mass, They will .a go later to their
umamer homee at Murray Day, Canada.
Maj Gee. and Mrs. Oswald Urnst
a Miss Belen Urmot have epened
their cottage at Blue Ridge Summit
for the mummer.
Mr. D.R reamrd, of Los Angeles.
Cal., 1who ham bee. visiting ta Waeh
instea far several days, will iagve at
the esI of this week for the Weet, She
will atteed the toerteenth lfatioeal
eti 01v8l Servima mme
stone, will be bdl mae
an L a'ara diang
gA dinsk o the S-Weltib Pgim.
die ind to.4fra~ui
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Sresidest af the Angeles do9ll
Dsyloev oemmission. of which ohs
aamemaber for meen years.
.d4w to her other Work. le- ha
found time to devoto const atton
ties to the returned soldiers of south
un Gaifornia. 4500 of whom ohe
fools are her speetsl charges, and she
a4 now raising the second fund of
11000 for their relief Mrs. Brain
ed 1 'her only son In the wat. She
had ag of the lAberty looa eans
peiga Ia California and acomplished
wendors-by her unlaggling energy.
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Comdr. and Mrs. W. W. GAlbraith
WWgive a dinner on Wednesday eve
Ding. with the Ambassador of Peru
and Mine. Peset amonp the guests.
Reginald Foster. whose marrt to
Mise Fraees Near. daughter of Ms.
Frederick I. Gillett. will take place
en Wedesday. has arrived in Wash
ingten.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Root have
aencluded their season In Wqahing
ten sad have gone to their summer
home at Clinton, N. Y. They have
relinguished their residense o Nght
eeath treet and wi 8k their
future home in New York.
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who peaed the winter ad early
spring is Porto Rioe are new In their
home on Dupeat Gircle for a few days
but will leave Wednesday for Will
tamstown, Mess., to pass the summer
at Col. opkins old home.
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New York. is at the Powbatan.
Former Gov. Joeeph pik to In
West Virgiaia. where he will deliver
the eommnagement addre'ss at the
University of West Virginia ted a at
Mergatown. Mrs. Polk Is in lis
souri visiting her parents. Mrs. Folk
will return to Washington about
June'0 and occupy her home at 2940
Woodland drive.
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leave Wednesday to pase several
weeks at Atlantic City. going later to
Elkinae W. Va.,. where they will be
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
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