The Washington herald., 1914-05-31

The city was practically devoid Of in
terest yesterday and last night aside
from all the allurements offered by OUT
of-town clubs, for almost the whole social
world, oficial and otherwise. followed the
Secretary Of War and Mrs. Garrison and
the Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs
Daniels to Annapolis The two great
drawing cards there were the ball game
and the hop last night The latter event
was second in briiliancy only to the June
hop. which will be given on Friday night
June S. by the second class for the gradu-
ating class, and which this year will be
unusually interesting.
The Secretary Of War and Mrs. Garri-
son left yesterday morning for Annapo-
lis and returned late last night
The Secretary of the Navy andN Mrs.
Daniels went over on Friday night to be
the guests until tomorrow Of Capt. and
Mrs Fullam. They took with them their
three younger sons. Worth Bagiey, Jona-
than Worth and Frank Daniels, and used
the Mayhower for the journey.
The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
motored over to Arlington yesterday
morning with Senator and Mrs. Kern and
John Kern and Billy Kern. their young
sons. and after attending the ceremonies
at Arlington went to the Virginia hills
for picnic luncheon, carrying their
hamper with them. They returned to the
Shoreham last evening.
The italian Ambassador paid his fare
well respects to the President and to the
Secretary Of State on Friday. and has
gone to New York for short visit He
will also visit near Boston and will then
90 to Canada to see friends before sail
ing for Rome. Marquis Cusani presented
Chew. Riccardo Borghetti, the counse-
lor to the secretary of state, and will
be charge d'affaires until the arrival Of
Count Macchi di Cclleri. the new Ambas-
sador, about July /. Chew. Borghett 10
not a stranger to Washington. having
been stationed here once before. He is
an agreeable bachelor with considerable
experience in matters diplomatic, and has
changed his residence from the New VIII
lard, where ne has spent the last two
weeks since his arrival, to the embassy.
Miss Margaret Wilson sang for the
children at the Grover Cleveland School
on Friday evening. when they gave q
little play. She will attend the play to
be given for the benefit Of the Young
women's Home, Wednesday afternoon.
in which Miss Rivero, daughter OF the
Cuban Minister to Rome: Miss Audrsy
Moore johnson. Miss Roberts, and Miss
Irene Monroe win take part.
The Austro- Hungarian Ambassador win
leave Washington tomorrow to be absent
for the entire season, unless some unex-
pected diplomatic affairs recall him 10
the city. He will GO to New York to
visit for q few days and then to Man
chester. where he has house for the
season.
The French Ambassador ana Nine. Jus
serand entertained q number Of guests
Informally at the embassy yesterday.
The Secretary Of Labor and Mrs. VIII
son have a. . guest Miss Edna Logan.
OF Carlisle. Pa. the friend Of Miss Agnes
Hart Wilson Mis- Wilson took Miss
Logan and q party OF friends by special
troliy to Mount Vernon today.
Miss Laura Johns, who was for the
greater part Of the winter the guest of
her uncle and aunt. the Postmaster Gen.
eral and Ars- Burieson, has returned to
her ho0s IN T11nA