The Washington herald., 1918-08-31


Lansing win entertain the minister
Of the United States to Sweden.
and Mrs. Ira Nelson Morris. infor-
maliy at dinner this evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Morris reached Washing
ton yesterday and are registered at
the shoreham.
Yesterday Mr.. George Roussos.
the minister of Greece. presented
his eountrymen here on a special
mission, Melodies Medaxakis. arch
bishop OF Greece. and N. O. Kryiad-
kides, an Official OF the Greek gov
ernment, to Secretary Lansing at
the State Department. Mr.. vuros.
counselor Of the legation. accom-
panied them.
Mr.. Roussos returned to WASH
ington early in the week and the
two distinguished visitors. who
came yesterday, are at the Hotel
Washington. After their presenta-
tion to the Secretary Of State some
program for their entertainment
while here will be announced. =
As the Secretary Of the Navy Is
going out to Indianapolis to make
a Labor Day address. Mrs. Daniels
10 not arranging any outing for
that day.
Mr.. Raymond Baker, the Director
Of the Mint. is going up to Lenox
TO stay over Labor Day with Mrs.
Baker. She did not come back to
Washington with him last week as
she had intended. preferring be-
cause OF the heat to remain at
Lenox. but he hopes to bring her
back with him next week, and that
the question OF their winter quar-:
ters may be definitely settled soon.
Or. Garheld's order forbidding the
use OF motors for pleasure driving
on Sunday has hit the social world
pretty hard. All sorts OF weekend
plans have been knocked on the
head; and even with the Labor Day
holiday to be enjoyed there are COM
paratively few who are making any
attempt at an outing.
Among the few is the Italian Am
bassador. who will motor to Blue
Ridge Summit today. before the pro-
hibition becomes effective. taking
with him Mr.. vittorio Falorsi. of the
embassy STAFF. and Mime. Falorsi. to
remain over Labor Day with the
Countess de ceIlere.
bassador Of Mexico, with her dauCn-
ters. the Misses Bonillas, who AVE
spent the past month in Massachu-
sets. will return to Washington the
early part OF next week and Join
the ambassador at the embassy, he
having returned last week to take
part in festivities attendant upon the
arrival Of DR.. Brum. the distinguish
ed visitor from ITr,lg1Iay
The Secretary of Agriculture, Mr..
David Franklin Houston, who has
been spending his vacation with Mrs.
Houston and the children at Woods
Hole. Is back in Washington.
Lady Grant. wife Of Vice Admiral
Sir William Lowther Grant, of the
British navy. who has been visiting
Mrs William s. Sims at Newport, is
now the guest Of Mrs. Franklin d.
Roosevelt. wife of the Assistant Sec
retary OF the Navy, at Hyde Park,
n. Y.
Prince Henry DeLigne, who has
been attached for the last few months
TO the Belgian legation. though he has
made his headquarters in New York
and Newport, has returned to France.
Nine. Hans Sulzer. wife OF the min
tster OF Switzerland, who Is spending
the summer at Nonquitt, Mass. is
making a motor trip through the
White Mountains. and in company
with Miss Nansen, who was in Wash
ington for some time last season, is at
the Mount Washington Hotel.
Mr. Sulzer is expected to return to
Washington early next month after a
brief official visit to Switzerland.
Commander Yoshitake Uyeda, re-
Gently appointed naval attache Of the
Japanese embassy here. has arrived
in New York and is registered at the
Astor Hotel.
David Jayne Hill, the former am
bassador to Germany. has spent a
quiet summer at his cottage in Beth
.leheni. n. H.. convalescing from a
recent illness which has made it i'm
possible for him to take much part
in the life of the resort. His condi-
ton at present is very satisfactory
and the mountain air is doing him
much good.
Charles NJ. schwab, head Of the
a
party from Pittsburgh will spend the
weekend at the Hotel Griswold,, New
London. Conn. They will remain over
Labor Day and Mr.. Schwab will
speak to the employees Of the ship
yards.
Mrs. Leigh Palmer. wife Of Rear
Admiral Palmer. who has been
spending the summer at White Sui
phur Springs. expects to return to
Washington next week with her chill
dren.
The marriage OF Miss Ruth Baugh-
an Quisenberry. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs John A. Quisenberry, to Mr..
Lawson Andrew Martin, Medical
Corps. U. 5. A. took place yesterday
afternoon at o'clock at st. Mar
TINS Episcopal Church. with only the
relatives and few intimate friends
present.
The bride. who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore a gown
OF dark blue beaded Georgette creme
with black, velvet and tuIle hat,
and her bouquet was of bride roses
Miss Julia Lavinia Spratley was
the brides only attendant, and Keef-
er Staley, U. S. A. acted as best
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin will reside
at l2os East Capitol street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brett Noyes.
who are at Sorrento. Me-, making the
acquaintance of their new grandson.
whose father. Lieut.. Newbold Moves.
Is IN France. and his mother stayinx
with her parents, the former Conn
missioner Of Patents and Mrs. Thomas