The Washington herald., 1917-11-19
Secretary Of Navy Returns
from Newport and Bos-
ton-Ambassador Of Bra
I'll and Mime. da Cana
Again at tEmbassy---Many
Formalities for japanese
Financial Commission.

The President and Mrs Wilson
entirely changed their Sunday Gus
tom of attending either q Presby,
terrain or an Episcopal church in
the Capital, and motored to Chevy
Chase and occupied a pew in All
Saints Church, at the Circle. Later
In, the afternoon they made their
usual long motor trip through the
parks and over the country roads
adjacent to Washington.
The Secretary of the Navy will
return to the Capital today after
an official visit to Newport Naval
Training Station. and to Boston,
where he spent yesterday.
The Secretary was the guest Of
honor at a luncheon at Newport
Saturday when Commander Rufus
2. Johnston. U. s. N, and Mrs.
Johnston were hosts. other guests
at the luncheon were: Capt. Herbert
q. Sparrow, U. S. N, aide to the
Secretary; Capt. and Mrs. Henry F.
Bryan, Lieut.-Com. and Mrs. Frank
II. Sadler. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Curtiss James, Mrs. William s. Sims
and Chaplain Matthew c. Gleason.
U. S. n.
The Ambassador of Brazil and
Mime. da CANA have returned to the
embassy in Massachusetts, avenue.
Nine. da CANA was the guest of
Judge and Mrs. Elbert H. Gary for
some days. attending the opera and
horse show with them.
Brigadier General Charles T. Alex
ander, U. S. A. has as a guest at his
home, 1914 Connecticut avenue, his
daughter. the Honorable Mrs. Alfred
Anson, of New York.
Mrs Townsend Phillips will return
to Washington this week from New
York. where she went to attend the
opera and horse show.
The Secretary of War and Mrs. Ba-
ker entertained for a weekend Miss
Grace Drake, Of Cleveland, Ohio.
Several members of the British En-
baSsy stan are established for the
winter With Capt. r. F. Wigram, COM
mercial secretary. at 2335 Ashmead
place, which he leased from DR.. and
Mrs. Mitchell Carroll. They are Mr..
d. g. Osborne. Mr.. Nigel Law. and
Mr.. Ronald Campbell. third secre-
taries. and Capt. F. g. MacGregor.
commercial attache.
In the Church Of Zion and st.
Timothy. New York. Saturday after
noon Miss Marion Harding. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mcclellan
Harding, Of / West Eighty-first street.
was married to Lieut.-Com- Lee
Royal Jenney, U. S. N. R.. OF that city.
Miss Marion Hayden was the bride s
only attendant. Mr.. Theodore G. Mil
Ter. Of Chicago, was the best man The
bridegroom is on duty in the Naval
Communication Office in Washington
Mr.. Aimaro Sato, Ambassador Of
Japan, will entertain at dinner tonight
In honor of the japanese financial
commission headed by Baron Megata.
who arrived in Washington on Friday
from San Francisco. The Ambassa-
dor entertained the commission in
formally the evening OF their arrival
The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr.
McAdoo, will entertain at dinner in
their honor Wednesday evening. Sat-
urday afternoon Mrs. Charles s. Ham
lin, wife Of Mr.. Charles S. Hamlin, Of
the Federal Reserve Board, gave tea
in their honor.
The Minister from Salvador and
Mime. Zaldivar entertained a dinner
company OF twenty on Friday evening
in honor Of DR.. Rafael Meza and his
daughter, Miss Ester Meza, who has
spent the past week as their guests
They are the father and sister Of the
late DR.. Carlos Meza, who was Sec
retary Of the legation for some time.
He was transferred to Paris year
ago, and died there a few months az
terward, quite suddenly. He had made
a wide circle Of friends here.
Announcement Is made of the forth
eop,fn1 marriage of Miss Susan Eliza