Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-18
EVENTS Of INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of TOWN
Minister Of Norway and Other Dip
lomats Returning From Summer
Legations.
Secretary Of War Goes to St. Louis.
Secretary Of Navy Returns.
Travel Notes.

The minister of Norway and Nine.
Bryn will return to Washington the
middle of the week, after spending the
summer at Blue Ridge Summit.
Mr.. William Malthe Johannessen,
first secretary of the legation of Nor
way, is expected to return Wednesday.
The minister of Cuba and Nine. de
Cespedes return to the legation from
New York this afternoon.
The minister of Switzerland, DIR. Paul
Ritter. and Nine. Ritter are expected
to arrive in Washington Wednesday or
Thursday from Lake Placid, where they
spent several weeks of the summer.
The Secretary of War, Mr.. Newton
D. Baker. will leave the capital tonight
for St. Louis. where he will make po-
litical speech. He will return here Fri
day.
The Secretary Of the Navy Mr.. DAN
iels, returned to Washington this morn
ing after an over Sunday visit IN At
lantic City. where Mrs. Daniels is stay
ing at the st. Charles.
Dr. George \. Poulief. first secretary
Of the Bulgarian legation. will return
to Washington today from New YORK
! III
of Bulgaria, and Mrs. Panaretoff are
-ill at the summer legation at Man
chester, but expect to arrive here at
.i.e emu OF next week.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles c. Clover and
their daughter. Nine. Won Swinderen.
and her children are expected TO arrive
in Washington today. and go to their
home in the suburbs. Mr.. and Mrs.
Glover took house at York Harbor
nd -
deren Joined them there Immediately
on arriving from Europe. She will visit
them here for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Corcoran Hill
returned to Washington Saturday evening
from Narragansett Pier. where they spent
part Of the season.
Miss Helen Hughes. daughter of the
republican candidate for President, Is ex-
pected to return here near the end OF
September for the purpose OF placing her
younger sister. Elizabeth Hughes. In a
boarding school, To Miss Hughes also
falls the task of placing her other sister,
Miss Catherine Hughes, in Wellesley Col
lege.
Mrs Theodore A. Baldwin and her
sister, Miss Katherine Judge. who went
| to New York last week. are expected to
| return here in few days.
Mr.. Saito, the new ambassador OF
| Japan. sailed Friday for his post here,
and October is the date set for his
arrival in Washington.
Invitations have been received here
from Mr.. and Mrs. Frank William
Bacon Of Omaha, Neb.. for the marriage
| Of their daughter. Miss Alice Lucille
Bacon. and Mr.. Walter Scott Penfeld
| OF Washington. Monday evening, Oc-
tober ., at $50 O'Clock. in All Souls
A reception at tho home Of Mr. and
Mrs Bacon will follow the ceremony.
The at home announcement is after
November Is. at the st. Nicholas. Wash
| ington.
Representative and Mrs Nicholas
Longworth are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bryce J. Allen at Allenbank, Beverly
| Cove. Mr. and Mrs. Allen gave a din
ner for them last night.
Senator Henry F. Lppitt who went di-
rect to Beverly Farms. Mass. after the
close Of Congress to join Mrs Lippitt
and her young sons, is now at his place
| in Cumberland.
Wives of navy officers stationed At
Newport have started fad al that re-
sort for walking by accompanying their
husbands on the compulsory ten-rniie
hikes each month stipulated by the rules
Of the navy. To lift the hike out Of the
ordinary the socisty women have intro
duced Swiss walking sticks, a number OF
the younger women using them yester-
day.
| Rear Admiral and Mrs Newton e. Ma
son and Miss Dorothy Mason returned To
Washington yesterday from Jamestown
r. l., where they spent the summer
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Kemper Adams
| who were married September 8, will be
at home Wednesday evening from 8 80
Mr.. Edward C. Morse Of TINS city waa
best man At the marriage Of Misg
| Mrs. Frederick Meriam wheeler. and
| Mr.. Douglas 1rypa Diamond of. Gath
ersburg, Nd, which took place eAAUT-
day ut noon 1t Basket Neck Farms