The Washington herald., 1917-10-12
Mime. Jusserand Entertains
Wife Of Chinese Minister
at Luncheon Russian
Ambassador NamedSym-
phony Orchestra Officer.

Ambassador Named Gym
phony Orchestra Officer.
Mrs Lansing, wife of the Secre-
tsry of State. returned yesterday
from New York. where she attended
the Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation convention.
Madame Jusserand wife Of the
French Ambassador. entertained at
luncheon yesterday in honor of Mrs.
Koo. wife of the Chinese Minister.
and the latter's guests. Mrs. Hoo and
Mrs. SEE.
Brig. Gen. J. d. McLachlan Is the
new military attache Of the British
Embassy and Lieut. Col. the Honor
able A. C. Murray. is assistant mill
tary attache. Mr.. E. d. Hewan, q
commercial secretary Temporarily at
tached to the Embassy has returned
q to England. Mr.. Hewan was at the
Brighton during his stay here and
was not Joined by Mrs. Hewan.
The Russian Ambassador. DR.. Bor-
Is Bakhmeteff has accepted the po-
sition OF Honorary President Of the
Russian Symphony Orchestra, Mod
est Altchuler, conductor.
The Russian Embassy staf has
been greatly increased during the
past few weeks. Lieut.. Gen. vladi-
mir H Roop. who came to Washing
ton with the special Mission from
Russia, is temporarily attached to the
Embassy and is chief otsthe military
mission. He has taken an apartment
at stoneleigh Court forr the season.
The temporary financial delegate
and Madame Vladimir Novitsky have
zen the house at ao23 Q street. ana
hlve with them Mr.. D. p. Pertzoff.
financial secretary.
Mr.. W. W. Pushkareff, temporary
financial secretary, and Madame
Pushkarefr have taken an apartment
in the Brighton.
Captain CorniIly W. Shut, aide de
camp to the chief Of the Russian mil
itary mission. has an apartment in
stoneleigh Court
MT. anu MIS- L. L. Zen were lOSIS
at dinner last evening in honor of
the Chinese Minister and Mrs: Well
tngton Koo and their guests, DR..
College Of Pekin: Mrs. Hoo and Mrs.
gee.
TIE attache OF the Netherlands
legation and Madame Tjarda van
SCARBOROUGH Stachcouwer have re-
turned to Washington from Canada,
where they spent the summer and
are at the Hotel Grafton.
The Swedish Legation has a new
"tcnpo! a-ily attached" first secre-
tary in Mr.. BatrilI Reuterward, who
has taken an apartment at the High
lands.
Tie Panama Legation staff has
been augmented by a new honorary
at-aSAr, Senior Abdiel Arias.
The newly appointed chief Of the
Bureau Of IMPORTS and Exports and
Mrs. cUrwell Cutler will start in
the motor car for their home in
EgE-lo. They win be Joined in Phil
asie!Phia by Mr.. ard Mrs. Lyster,
WEo VIII accompany them to New
York Mr.. and Mrs. Cutler will re-
tCE1 in about ten days. They have
uecclly taken possession of the
house at 1888 Massachusetts, avenue.
which they have leased for a year.
Capt. de Jarny, OF the permanent
French Mission, and Nine de Jarny
who have an apartment at the Bright
on for the season. entertained a
company at dinner last evening at
the Willard in the cabinet suite.
Mrs. William S. Carroll and Miss
Grace Carroll have returned to their
Massachusetts, avenue house after
spending the summer at Monterey.
Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Elliott, of
Boston. have announced the engage
rnent Of their daughter. Miss Janet
Elliott, to Mr.. rederick\Roelker wul-
sin, of Cincinnati, son of Mrs. Lucien
Wulsin- Mr.. Wulsin, who Is a grad
uate of Harvard. class OF 1913, Is a
member OF the corps of interpreters
and is attached to the Forty-second
division stationed at Camp Mills, L.
J. Mr.. Elliott is a member of the
Railroads War Board" which meets
once a week in Washington, and has
taken the house at 1907 Twenty
second street, where Mrs. and Miss
Elliott will spend the winter with
him.
Rear Admiral Richardson Clover
returned to Washington yesterday,
from the Clover ranch IN California,
where he spent the summer.
Viscount and Viscountess di Sibour
have leased their house on K street.
to Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Straus, of
New York. who will spent the winter
In Washington Mr.. Straus is a mem
Der Of the Food Commission. Wis.,