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Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-01

young woman now caught in Cupid's
net.
A certain young girlwho attends
an eastern school is said to have an
engagement OF long standing with a
young man who also attends an east
ern school and whose parents live
in Omaha. The name of this girls
younger brother is constantly linked
with that of a charming dark-haired
girl from out of the city. This young
woman's fair-haired sister is known
to be engaged to an Omaha doctor
whose father is a Chicago broker.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-01
What Society Has in Prospect.

The Friday Night Dancing club
members will give a dinner-dance at
the Hotel Rome April 10. Mr.. VIII
lis c. Crosby and Mr.. Harry F. Van
Arsdale have the arrangements in
charge.
The White Shrine Whist club has
made reservations for forty guests at
luncheon and cards at the Blackstone
Thursday.
The University club will give a
college dinner Thursday, April II.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-01

being made. Those who are dTssatis-
fed with present houses are casting
about for new domiciles. One mater
familias has made her plans and an
nounced her desires so explicitly as
this: 81 must have house with five
bedrooms, a sleeping porch, sun
room, at least two baths and garage
for two cars" Southern hotels are
said to be receiving reservations tor
next winters parties who are making
plans whether we are in the throes OF
war or not.
Cupid's Successes Rumored.
Master Dan Cupid, bless his heart,
is said to have achieved considerable
success among Omaha girls OF late.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-01

Denise Barkalow, will be home this
evening from California. Mrs. Barker
and children and Mrs. Peck have
been at La Jolla since the middle OF
February and were joined by Mr.. and
Mrs. Barkalow three weeks ago. Miss
Elizabeth Barkalow will remain In
school at La Jolla. q,
Mrs. E. P. Smith has returned
from Haines City, Fla, where she
visited her son for some weeks. Her
daughter, Miss Ida Smith, who was
in California for over two months,
arrived home Saturday. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Dietz returned
Tuesday from Miami, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gould Dietz arrived
home from their Honolulu trip Thurs
day morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Dietz
found California full Of Omaha peo-
pie, and one day enjoyed luncheon
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. George, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Nash and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Barker. They were &C
companied home by Miss Henrietta
Macarthur of Los Angeles, who is a
cousin of Mrs. Dietz, and will spend
the summer here.
Mrs. F. w. Clarke and Miss Helen
Clarke will return Monday from
Beverly Hills, Cal, where they have
been since the end Of January. Mr.
Clarke returned two or three weeks
ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-01

and club members are given the hrst
opportunity to secure them. After
April ! college men not club menu
bers will be given the opportunity to
make reservations.
The Amateur Musical club will
meet at the home Of Mrs. Harry Steel
Friday. ..
Mrs. John Caldwell has invited tho
Junior Bridge club to meet with her
Tuesday. afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Drury viii be hostess
Tuesday afternoon for the Sojourn-
ers' club of Malva White Shrine. AS
sisting the hostess will be Mrs. Helen
Connant, Mrs. ]. P. Comstock, Mrs.
A. E. Green and Mrs. w. R. Howard.
Easter in the School Set.
Miss Helen NJ Chase, who is at
Miss Wheeler's Town and Country
school in Providence, r. l., is spend-
ing her Easter vacation in New York
City as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Allen. ~. ,s
Mr.. Leslie Putt is home from the
state university for the Easter vaca-
ton. .ga s
2 Messrs. John and Stewart McDon-
aid arrived home yesterday from the
state university TO spend Easter with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Nc
Donald.
Mr.. Jarvis Offutt arrived home Sat-
urday morning from Yale to spend
few days of his spring vacation with
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
Yost "@
Miss Gertrude Ernst, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Ernst, left yes
terday afternoon to spend her Easter
vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. M. F.
Miller in Columbia, Mo.
The Misses Frances Bollard, Hazel
Cook, Alice Sheahey, Florence jerks
and Louise Bailey arrived home yes
terday from the state university to
spend their spring vacation.
Miss Virginia Crofoot arrived home
Sunday from school in Washington
for her Easter vacation. Mr. Crofoot
met her in Des Moines in his car and
motored back with her.
Mr.. Wendell w. Moore arrived
home Saturday from the state uni
versity to spend the spring vacation
with his parents.
Mr.. Joseph Sorenson, who has been
home from the state university for
some time, Is still very seriously i'll,
Miss Bernice Nelson will spend her
Easter vacation in Central City, Neb.,
visiting a school friend, Miss Flor
ence Bishop.
Mr.. Randall Curtis was a guest the
last week at the Alpha Theta Chi
house in Lincoln.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05

came to me menacingly. but faced
him squarely and aid not draw back.
What he might have done do not
know. for just az that moment q
childish voice called, Daddy Dad
dy,'--snd EArnestine pushed open
the door
"'Oh" she exclaimed disappoint.
edly Is you pity ysidy dom TO
take my Daddy back? / fought you
dived him TO me-
81 did, dear. I did said with q
laugh. ~ you can give away some
thing you never had and can never
by any possibility want Take your
precious daddy. child. and keep him
TO Yourself
'Fank you said that darling
baby with a sigh OF relief. and Err
meet LAYTON looked AZ me with an
expression OF triumph as he lifted
Der in his arms and strobe out Of
The room
-'See that you keep faith with
her was my parting shot. for de-
stroying q chlld's trust Is worse than
killing its body. for then you con
Gemn her 10 death In life
Then. Margie. ! hurried ont 10
tell Alma AL about II and ask her
what | should do. Tor ! had impul-
sively decided 10 try something else
besides the stage"
Ito Be Continued)
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The Confessions of q Wife


Worry falls OF youth. MarSie, !"
said Paula, like the proverbial va
ter OF a ducks back. II II we're
now that I had been given two
weeks notice and vas not quite
sure when or where wotild and
another position, presume ! would
not sleep nights. but then It did not
fret me al all.
Most OF all was happy because
found out what l had. not been
sure Of before could act that big
love scene with man ] hated. Bot
I took particular pains to put my
heart and soul into IL Just TO spite
Ernest Lawron. and II did spite him
lot one nisns he SAT- TO che. FFos
little devil. don't SsIisve you ever
cared for me,
Il merely smiled nj him. for I stsll
held 20 my resolution Of not speak.
ing ohm except when 4 was abso-
Iuteiy necessary.
he was determined. however. tc
exasperate re into some admission
and almost nightly he made soms
remark to me during the big scene
when for a moment he stood with
his face partly turned from the audi
ence. One night he came on livic
with anger and almost walked thru
his part. When he sot a chance. b,
said. 80. Seeth was going TO throw
me down. and make a star Of you
CHI
Il did not answer.
81 suppose you think you arr
very msgnanimous IN letting me con
tinue 10 play. giving me back TO M
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05

wife and child. a. II were. and all
that gunr
Still I ignored him, keeping on
with my part
You will probably make me strike
YOU he whispersd. before you get
away. You are the most infuriAting
little devil I ever encountered He
followed me 10 my dressing room
after the act and asked again, Did
Seeth say II you would stay he
would cancel with mer
You must ask him. | replied.
HE told me when | insisted upon
having you engaged that I would re
uet II. but I hardly thought you
would tie up with him
This made me speak. I have
hot tied up with him. said. and
Z sxaat you TO know AIn leaving
rhe stage when leave this com
Dany one week from tonight
oh. so you are going to marry
PerryuesnY
"T am not. but have grown 20
tired Of all the intrigue OF sex which
seems TO be the obsession OF every.
one connected with the ;heater that
I am going TO try 10 earn my living
At something else
You WIN not hnd II any differ
ent wherever you go-vhere men
and women work togethe;.'
I can At least nnd out for my
self whether you are for once speak
ing the truth or whether YOU are
lying az usual
"MArgie. that, know. vas an IN
suit, but like all women bad learn
ed that my only weapon against ths
brute strength and stubbornness oil
men was my tongue. Ernest Lawtor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05
100000 POLES
WOULD SERVE
Falcons" Offer Wilson a
Formidable
Army

PITTSBURGH. Pa, April S.-Po-
hsh Falcons today wound Up theiB
convention here by dispatching %
President Wilson a Telegram ener
Ing 10 raise a Polish army OF l0o,-
600 10 hght Germany.
Their only request was that the
fierce be known "a -Kosciuskos
army Leaders declared that II
The president accepted and word OF
bis action was esbled to Russia the
cause OF freedom" would be ad-
vanced.
A great many OF the Falcons have
Lad foreign war exper1ence.
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Society 81 sE

NJ n. Matilda Nehls has returned
4 49, . yisif In California.
%
Mrs.. MAJ Brock and daughters
!. noNs returned from Richmond.
M o.
N Mn. a. W. Nall. No. % Forest
Ne west. has returned from the
nth
Mn Harriet Story Macfariane left
IbursdAy for q concert tour thru
~ eastern states.
O.
The Lincoln Debsting club will
~ dancing party Monday even
O.
Nh. William p. Hamilton and
49, UtsAhs<h Hamilton viii re
I I'm bon New York this week.
~. ana Mrs. Burns Henry VIM
1nve beea Spending sene time IN
cenosa. ~ c. are now IN New
o.
AIunnae Of Holy Trinity academy
vin Ulvs . dancing party Tuesday
evening. April 10. in the Elks' tenn
william Bolies addressed the Club
g To-day Tuesday afternoon on The
0rt of playwritins." and read a
thrse-act comedy written by himself.
o.
Mrs.. J. l. stratton and Mrs. Ed
IN rollett Austin, OF Pittsburgh.
~ the guests OF Mrs. STATIONS
11nohtsr. Mrs. A. r. Bement. West
010n1-blvd.
M. Joseph Johnson. OF Fred.
0g11h-st.. Win give q tea Saturday
ol>ogDoon, In honor OF Mrs. Guy
ouArt Mccsbe and Mrs. Edwin
ro11ef Austin. OF Pittsburgh.
%
n. J. Hin. director OF the mem
oerooip extension work OF the Amer.
- Red Cross viii speak before
- in6isside club. Thursday even.
- 81 o'clock.
o.
~. and Mrs. Elmer David Speck.
~. ah1 Mrs. Ford Ballantyne. Miss
MAroarst Bsllsntyne. r.. Leyden
Yord and son. Emory Moran Ford
have returned from Bellaire, Fla.
Were they have spent the last few
/. weeks.
Miss blanche Catherine BERG.
hcsfsr and william Otis Coehrane
vers quietly married IN the home
~ the brides mother. Mrs. Ida G..
Bsrehosfer. Wednesday afternoon
The young couple left for an east
ern trip and on their return will &C.
SIDE a. No. $50 whitney-ave.
Miss rhur.a wiYkius and ch.r,..
crsmbis were quietly married We'd
neodAy afternoon. At $50 O'Clock.
~ Chvist's church, the Rev. w. ID.
MA1on, o6cistfng A reception fol.
R loved In the home OF the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Ross wilkins.
z Co6lnsc-sve, affer which the bridal
couple ieft for an eastern trip. Tho
grosnn n q member OF the naval re-
servss and expecting 10 be called 20
~ coicrs. the marriage was has.
tensd-
o.
A bridal luncheon In honor OF
+ mies Frances Bergman was given
y ~ Mr.. J. Frazer whitehead IN the
Wo0an's exchange. Wednesday.
4 fAs srtistic decorations consisted
81 waite bridal Mowers In crystal
7 vnoeD connected by white ribbons.
Beoo1s the guest OF honor those
. present. we're Miss Frances eorgas
- Alice Scranton. Miss Frederica
K uooofns. Miss Helen Hunt Miss
D6sbara Lobenstlne. Miss willifred
Dosery. Miss Eieanore Rohnert
49,. csthsrfns Grape. Miss Eliza
o~eh Whitehead. and Mrs. Herber4
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05

Miss Elizabeth Lowe gave g
shower cor. Miss Helen Wade. Wed.
nesdAy afternoon, In her home On
T'elawAre-Ave Miss Wade viii be
married 20 George Norris. an ofhcer
In the naval reserves. Saturday
evening. April :
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05

CHICAGO. April 5.-Armour en-.
ployes receiving unCer s! 500 a year
ptll participate in 7 $500 900 Oohus
CO. be distributed Faster. Eigh,
thousand vill share in The division
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05

PrtstfnE--xhe sinan seat kanA--ssas
On viwAt-TSs~~- lea D~sse--wai~ SsznL
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oea Saves olrrs Llfs.

GREEN BAY Wis. April 80.
Madeline Denny. AGED 10. OF little
Rapids, owes her life 20 the cour.
ake and faithfulness OF Brewster. q
bulldog. owned by Miss Helen
scheller. superintendent OF the
Brown County Tuberculosis SAM
tarium. Madeline was crossing For
river when she fell thru a hole In
the ice
Il chung onto the edge and
screamed" she said. Brewster wAs
standing on the bank. he ran to
me. grabbed my sleeve and pullei
until was able TO extricate my.
self Then he dragged me by the
collar 10 the sanitArium grounds.
The grounds are about 200 yards
from the river
Brewster will be Eiven a new col
lar. properly inscribed. just like
heroic humans get Carnegie medals.
Pyfntfnx--the ptaiH nest kina-tSss
n rtGht--TT@@a Job Deps~-Main aS7a
PPtnttnG-she plata a~at kiRS=fant
ts rtmht-TfUs~s Ish n~sf.-Walp aSsA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05

PrtsttnG-SAe pIaiR aeat kfnSZsAat
u rtwAt-Ttss~s I"h n~st.-WsIr aSsA.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05

Pyfntfng--the ptaiE nest kiSa-tkn
n FtGAt--Tf@@a Jeh DeVt-Maiu as3G
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-04-05

ma Joseph Johnson. OF Fred.
Cg1Ghst. Win give q tea Saturday
oC>og1oon, In honor OF Mrs. Guy
ouAft Mccabe and Mrs. Edwin
rol1sf Austin. OF Pittsburgh.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-06

Purple Iris Teahouss. in compliment to
Miss Catherine Burdstte. whose marriage
to Mr.. Edward S. H. Pendergast, of New
York, will take placesMay II Miss Owen.
who will be a bridesmaid at this wedding,
will leave Washington a few days later
for Pittsburgh, where she will be a mem
Der of the wedding party which will at
tend Miss Eleanor Scott daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Herman Scott, and Mr.. Hep
burn Walker. in that city, on May 10.
Miss Owen will return to the city to act
as bridesmaid for Miss Margaret Douglas
at her marriage to Mr.. Herbert Adair on
May g.
Miss Burdette will be the guest OF honor
at luncheon which Miss Pauline Stone
will give at the Shoreham on May 10
The same evening Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Dove will entertain at a buffet supper
for Miss Burdette, and on May Miss
Margaret Howard will give a dinner in
honor of Miss Burdette.
Miss Helen Blodgett will entertain
at a dance on May 10, for her cousin,
Miss Malyie Porcher.
Representative and Mrs. Frederick H.
Gillett will be hosts at a dance at the
Country Club on Friday. May II.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-06

Grange blossomA shs carried White
sweet peas and lilies Of the valley and,
wore a string OF pearls and large pearls
in her ears.
Her only attendant was Mrs wIlnx5n
Young, who wore a tHfetI gown Of dull
blue, short skirted and bounant with
much drspery. The entire upper part ot
the corssEe was Of transparent blue tulle-
Her huge natural colored straw hat,
fiar1ng up q bit at the left and was trim
med with a very lArgs blue bow.
Commander John w. Timmons, q. s.
N, was the best man, and the ushers
were Lieut. Commsnder II. F. Cook.
Lieut.. Commander Lamar LShay, Lieut.
Commander r. A Bock1nsn. and Lieut.
Commander Cooke. A small reception
followed at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fairchild, S East F1fty-sixth street.
which was decorated with apple blossoms
and other spring flowers.
The wedding had been planned for
June 5. but the war hastened H. Lieut.
Commander Long was graduated from
Annapolis in 1901. where he was distin-
suished as a designer OF heavy guns for
battleships. He specialized in navy ord
nance and gUnnery. He Is q member OF
the Army and Navy Club. the New York
Yacht Club. and Chevy Chase Club.
Mrs. Long is a descendant Of Thomas
Elwood, who served as FIRST Lieut.. under
Paul Jones on the Bon Homme Richard.
and the late Judge A B. TEppen was her
/ grandfather. Her father is a veteran OF
the Seventh Regiment
The Washington herald., 1917-05-06
May Weddings.

One of the most interesting wed
dinss OF the spring will be that of
Miss Mona Haselhurst McAdoo. daugh-
ter of the Secretary of the Treasury.
and Mr.. Ferdinand de Mohrenschildt,
second secretary Of the Russian En-
bassy, on May Is. Mrs. Taber Martin
will be matron OF honor for her sister
and the bridesmaids will be Miss Mary
McAdoo, of New York, a cousin Of the
bride, and Miss Ethel Hartman.
The wedding will take place at 4
o'clock in st. Johns Church. and will
be followed by a reception at the
home of Secretary and Mrs. McAdoo,
in r street.
Baron Renaud dUngren-Sternberg.
second secretary of the Russian En-
bassy, will act as best man for Mr.
de MohrenschIldt, and the ushers will
be Mr.. Robert McAdoo and Mr.. William
Gibbs McAdoo, jr., brothers of the
bride; Mr.. Giuseppe Brambilla, eoun-
selor of the italian Embassy; Mr.. De-
jean, acting counselor OF the French
Embassy; Mr.. Thomas Spring Rice,
second secretary of the British En-
bassy, and Mr.. Jules c. F. Blondel,
third secretary of the French Dm-
bassy.
Mr.. de MohrenschiIdt and his bride
will make their home for the summer
months in Edgemoor, Md.
The marriage of Miss Bessie Dent
Smith, a grandniece Of the late Mrs.
U. s. Grant, wife Of President U. S.
Grant, and daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Gerrish Smith, 215 Goffe street.
Quincy. Mass, to Mr.. e. Hugh Hill, OF
Moscow. Idaho, the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
william H. Hill, of that place, Is of in
terest to Washington society. The
brides mother is the daughter of the
late Judge Lewis Dent, one OF the first
Supreme Court judges of California,
and brother of the late Mrs. U. s..
Grant. Mrs. Smith is q native of Wash
lngton.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. E NJ. Paddock, of Cambridge,
Mass, and the best man was Mr.. David
P. Minard. The ushers were Mr.. Nor
ris Bumpus and Mr.. John Nolan, of
Quincy. and Mr.. Harold Cutler of Bos-
ton.
The bride was married in the gown
which her mother wore at her we'd
ding twenty-one years ago. 1t was Of
ivory satin with pearl trimmings,
round point lace and a brocaded silver
train. The maid OF honor wore pink
silk. A reception followed the we'd
ding ceremony and about 100 guests
were present Mr.. and Mrs. Hill left
on long wedding trip to the home of
the bridegroom's parents Sat Moscow.
Idaho, and also to Southern California.
They win reside at 240 Goffe street,
Quincy, and will be at home after July
The Washington herald., 1917-05-06

Kinks. took place at Christ Protestant
Episcopal Church at o'clock.
. The bride entered the church on the
arm OF her brother-in-law, Mr.. Charles
F. Redmond, Of Washington, who gave
her in marriage. She wore a gown OF
old ivory satin, trimmed with pearls, with
tulle Veil and a Russian headdress of
pearls. Her only attendant, Miss Jean
nette Martin, of Baltimore wore a cos
tune OF apple green tulle, trimmed with
silver lace, wide-brimmed hat Of silver
lace and carried a bouquet of pink sweet
peas. Mr.. William r. Naylor. OF Wash
ington was his brothers best man. and
the ushers were Mr.. Harry w. Jenkins,
Mr.. r. Cecil Hogan, Mr.. G. Pitts Raleigh.
Mr.. Alvin P. Adams. and Mr.. p. Bayly
Chapman, OF Baltimore.
A reception at the home OF the bride.
on Locust street, followed the wedding
Among the out-of-town guests were Col
William T. -Naylor. Miss Charlotte Nay
lor, Miss Elizabeth Naylor. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. W. Dorsey, and Mrs. Charles F Red
mond, Of Washington: Mrs. Henry S.
Taylor White and Mrs. Gordon Smith, OF
baltimore: Mrs. W. w. Buck and Mrs
HynsOn. OF Chestertown, Md: Mr. Roger
Wilson. OF Wilmington. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Lawton. jr., Of New York
After wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Nay
lor will occupy the house which they
have taken at Ruxton for the summer.
wedding OF widespread interest was
celebrated at Wilmington. n. C, Thurs
day. when Miss Louise Wise was mar
The Washington herald., 1917-05-06
Entertainments.

Dolly Madison Chapter, D. A r.. Is
celebrating this month the twenty-nfth
anniversary OF the founding OF its
chapter. It will have festivities at
the College Women's Club at which IL
hopes TO have the pleasure Of receiving z
many Of its friends. and Il will dedI-
cate on May Is one OF the mile
stones Of the District OF Columbia at
OTon Run. Va.
The committee in charge OF the town
reception are Miss Catherine Custis. Mrs.
Charles B. Bailey. Mrs. John NJ. Bes-
Vers, Mrs. Richard z. CiRuEhton, MrL
Charles L. Dubois and Mrs. A W. Span
hoofd. The hostesses for the occasion
will be Mrs. Arthur W. Burtt. Mrs Al
bert CSrhsrt, Miss X. L. Carhsrt, Mrs.
Price c. Clanin, Miss Lucille NJ de Y.
Colby Mrs. G. W. W. Custis. Mrs.
Charles DU Bois, Mrs. S E Faunce,
Mrs. Hillman A. Hall, Mrs Lemon c.
Hine, Mrs. james F. Hood. Mrs. James
McNabb Miss Winifred H. Redvay Mrs
Benjamin c. somerveu. Miss Marion
Thatcher, Mrs. H. G. Thompson and
Mrs. Annis GreenAwalt TonEe.
The large auditorium OF The Colonial
School was filled to ia utmost capacity
Thursday afternoon by friends Of the
school, who came 20 witness Mark
Twsin's play, .''MeistsrschAft." The pro-
CONTINUED on P1er SEVEN.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-06

season is creeping on toward sum-
mer and summer plans are slow in
the making, Society is unusually
tardy in arranging for its warm
weather playtime. Few cottages at
the seashore have been leased, the
preference seeming to be for country
places within motoring distance of
town. Whether society is seriously
considering the dangers of a sea. at
tack and shuns the unguarded coast,
or whether the pledge to economy
prohibits luxurious villas by fhe sea
and such gay social seasons as dis
tinguished Newport, Bar Harbor and
the like in summers past, is open to
conjecture. But it is safe to assume
that numberless country homes, long
unused, will be opened for occupancy
provided they have not already been
offered to the government as base
hospitals for Red Cross service.
The British Ambassador and Lady
Spring-Rice have renewed the lease on
Rose Cottage, Woods Hole, Mass, which
they rented last summer, and will es-
tablish their children there when the
warm weather commences. The embassy
will remain In Washington throughout
the summer. a5 has been the custom
since the war began. and the Ambassador
and Lady Spring-Rice probably will be
In town most OF the summer.
The Belgian Minister, Mr.. Cartier de
Marchienne, has leased the residence of
Mrs George Cabot Lodge at 234s Mass
achusetts avenue and will take possession
Of it on May Is.
The house is within a few blocks of
the Ffoulke house. which Mr.. Carriers
predecessor. Mr.. Havenlth, and Nine.
Havenith occupied as their oficial resi-
dence until last year, when they bought
a country home.
The Minister has returned from New
York. where he spent several days last
week
Mrs. Peters. wife Of Representative
John A. Peters, entertained yesterday at
the Powhatan.
The Misses Lansing. sisters Of the
Secretary Of State. gave up their apart
ment in Stoneleigh Court yesterday and
will be the guests Of the Secretary and
Mrs. Lansing for several days. Miss
Emma Lansing will entertain the Ma
tional Service School camp tomorrow,
where she will remain until the close of
the camp. At the end of this week Miss
Katherine Lansing will return to her
home in Watertown. N. Y, where Miss
Emma Lansing will join her later.
Maj. Campbell Stuart. OF the Canadian
London headquarters stan. has been ap-
pointed assistant military attache of the
British Embassy at Washington. No
Colonial has previously held such a posi-
ton in the British diplomatic service and
news Of the appointment was received
with great qualification by the Canadian
colony in London.
Maj. Stuart will Probably be given
charge of questions connected with Amer
ican and Canadian military interests. He
vas largely instrumental in raising the
Duchess of Connaught's. Irish Canadian
Rangers and organized their recent trium-
phal tour through ireland.
Miss Dorothea Owen, daughter of
Senator and Mrs. Robert L. Owen will
entertain at luncheon Tuesday, at the