Evening star., 1917-09-19
Crosby, Miss Hopkins. Mr.. Eugene
Mayer and Mr.. Gilleg.

Crosby. Miss Hopkins. Mr.. Eugene
Mayer and Mr.. Gilleg-
Nine. Boris Bakhmeteff. wife of the
Russian ambassador, has returned to
Washington after spending the sum
mer at observation-disclosures Iney
will take possession of the nome o.
DIR. and Mrs. T. Morris Murray. NJ.
ambassador, who is at Atlantic city,
will return later in the week.
The minister of Guatemala, Senor
Don Joaquin Mendez, mas leaseo tne
residence 1910 Connecticut avenue anu
will take possession on october l.
There were fewer-changes in the dip
Iomatic corps during September tnan
for many months past, the new min
lister of Switzerland and Nine hans
Suffers names appear for the first time,
in the diplomatic list, and the other
newcomers include Mr.. Wladlmlr de
Hueck, first secretary of the RUSSIAN
embas assy and Nine. de Hueck, VINO nave
taken an apartment at the Portland;
Rear Admiral o. o. de Richter, tenn
porariIy attached at the Russian en-
bassy, and Nine. Richter; Mr.. w. T.
cial attache of the Norwegian legation:
Mr. Edward Miltopaeus, commercial
a4ache at the Swedish legation; Dr.
Mariana Brull, second secretary or the
Cuban legation. MISS Brulls ana MISS
Carmela Amigos names also appear in
the list at the Cuban legation.
The Chinese Minister and Mrs. koo
returned to Washington last evening
from their summer home in the Green
Spring Valley
Mr.. Constantin Brun. the Danish min
lister returned to Washington last
evening after spending the summer at
Bar Harbor.
The minister of Siam and Lady Prab-
ha Karavongse, who have spent the
summer at Harding Cottage, Bass
Rocks. Gloucester, Mass. will close the
legation there and return to Washing
ton next week.
Mr.. Giuseppe Brambilla, counselor of
the Italian embassy, entertained the
members of the Italian aviation corps
now in Washington at supper last even
ing at the Willard.
Gen. and Mrs. William Crozier's din
ner last evening to the Lord Chief
Justice of England and Lady Reading
was quite informal, with the Secretary
of state and Mrs. Lansing the only
| guests asked to meet the distinguished
| English visitors
| Miss Katherine T. Lansing and Miss
| Jruna s. Lansing, sisters of Secretary
| of state Robert Lansing, arrived in
! France on the 18th instant with the
| ffteen American Red Cross nurses,
who will be at once assigned to duty
| at canteen stations.
! Mr.. Francis McAdoo. son of the Sec
| retary of the Treasury, was one of
| the ushers at the marriage yesterday
| at Bryn Mawr. Pa, of Miss Catherine
| Ann French of Ardmore to Capt. Will
/ liam r. Scott, U. s. n. r., of Pitts
| burgh.
| Senator Howard Sutherland has gone
| to his home at Elkins. W. Va. for n
short stay and on his return will prob
| ably be accompanied by Mrs Suthera nd
and their daughters. the Misses Vir-
| pinia Margaret, Elijah and kath-
| arine Sutherland. They will immedia telv
take possession of the residence 2119
| Connecticut avenue. which they have
| leased for the winter.
Mrs John B. Henderson has returned to
| Washington after spending the summer
at Bar Harbor. Me.
The marriage of Miss Mildred Bacon
and Lieut.. Richard Oulahan, u. S. R., will
take place Saturday, October 13, at the
residence Of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. s. Bacon. in Connecticut avenue.
Rev. Father Cooper will perform the
ceremony in the presence of small COM
pany of relatives and intimate friends
Land . large reception win follow.
Miss Bacon will have but ona- attendant