The Washington herald., 1917-09-20
The President and Mrs. Wilson
And Small Party attend Theater

Naval Attache Of the Italian Embassy
at the Highlands. Mrs. vannuteih Is
absent
Chevalier Brambilla. and members
of the Italian aviation corps attended
the theater in company Tuesday even
ing. and later took supper at the New
Willard.
The Minister of China and Mrs. Koo
will be Joined at the legation this
evening by Mime. SEE, wife of the Min
| lister OF China to London, and Nine.
Hoo. wife of the Minister Of China TO
Paris, who will spend a short time
here en- route to join their husbands
/ at their respective posts. The Minister
| and Mrs. koo came to Washington
Tuesday evening from their summer
; place in the Green Spring Valley.
/ They may return there for a short
visit, but have practically taken up
their residence at the legation for the
| winter.
1 The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall will return to the New Willard
this evening after spending several
days in New York. The baby boy.
Clarence Ignatius Morrison. who en-
! joyed the summer with them at the
New Willard and In the West. has re-
turned to the home OF his parents.
The Secretary OF the Treasury and
Mrs. McAdoo will leave Washington
this evening for the White Sulphur
Springs. where the former will deliver
| an address.
1 u-A Il
tached to the Italian Embassy. has
taken an apartment at 1919 Nineteenth
street for the season.
Senior Don Joaquin Mendez. Minis
ter of Guatemala, has leased the resi-
dence. 1910 Connecticut avenue, and
will move the legation there oc-
tober l.
Among the interesting changes not
ed in the September diplomatic list
just issued from the State Depart
ment, appear among the new names
listed: Mr.. vladimir de Hueck, FIRST
secretary of the Russian Embassy,
and Nine. de Hueck, who have taken
an apartment at the Portland; Rear
Admiral o. o. de Richter, temporarily
attached at the Russian Embassy,
and Nine. Richter: Mr.. W. T. de
Munthe de Morgenstierne. commercial
attache OF the Norwegian Legation;
Mr.. Edward Miltopaeus, commercial
attache at the Swedish Legation; DR..
Mariana Brull, second secretary Of the
Cuban Legation. Miss Brul's and Miss
Carmela Amigos names also appear
in the list at the Cuban Legation.
Mrs. John B. Henderson has re-
turned to Henderson Castle. in Six
teenth street, after spending the great
er part OF the summer at Bar uar-
Dor.
| Senator Howard Sutherland has gone
to Elkins. w. Va. to spend some
time with his family at their home
there. Mrs. Sutherland and their
daughters, Miss Virginia, Miss Mar
garet, Miss Elizabeth and Miss Rath-
arine Sutherland, will probably ac-
company him on his return anc they
VIII at once take possession Of 2lI9
| Connecticut avenue, the residence
they have leased for the season.
The Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury and Mrs. Crosby were en-
tertained at dinner Tuesday evening
| by MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Simon, the
4 FORMER the inspector Of finances Of
france, now attached to the perma-
nent French Mission.
MRS. Mary c. Stevens has Just re-
turned to the city after spending the
summer at Saymore Beach. Miss
huth Feeney has also returned from
a motoring trip through the White
Mountains with Miss Helen Hughes.
and is starting her work as the sec
retary in charge Of girls clubs. Miss
Dorothy Copenhayer, Vassar, 1917. has
taken the position Of educational sec
retary. Mrs. Stevens is director of
religious work in the Y. W. C. A.
Miss Verena May schmid, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Alex Schmid and
Mr.. Harry II. Kidwell, son OF Mr..
Harry c. Kidwell, were married at 5
O'Clock yesterday afternoon at the
nome OF the brides parents, AS H
street northwest.
Only a family party attended tho
wedding, the bride wearing her travel
ing dress Of Copenhagen blue cloth
handsomely braided, and a hat of
Copenhagen blue velvet. She car
rled the service book of the Lutheran
Church, and from its binding fell a
shower bouquet OF small white rose
buds.
The Rev. John T. Huddle offciated.
and Miss Helen KidweIl and Mr.. Ed
gar Kidwell played the wedding
music,
After a wedding journey. lasting
until October l. Mr.. and Mrs. Kid
well will be at home at 475 H street
northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter are
having their residence on Dupont
Circle put in readiness for the win
ter, and 1t is now in the hands of
decorators.
Don Juan B. Rojo, first secretary OF
the Mexican Embassy, has moved
from Willard Courts to the Kedrick.
Oscar e. Duplan, third secretary of
the Embassy, who has been at the
Burlington, is established at the
Ethelhurst for the winter.
Fall Crop Of Nuts"
MoL AI