The Washington herald., 1918-08-07
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I J" WAs4'"oT0"7
In WASHINGTON
Mr. Thomson. N. Andre siegfried.
and Maj d'Andre.

Mt. Thomson. N. Andre siegfried.
and Maj d'Andre.
Washington generally was astonish-
ed to learn that the British Ambas-
sador and Lady Reading had landed
at q British port. II had scarcely
realized that they were not still here,
or perhaps visiting at some Of the
nearby summer colonies.
The Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Lansing. accompanied by the Solicitor
General and Mrs. John W. Davis, who
have been their guests for q week OF
ten days, left Watertown, N. Y, to-
day for q motor trip through the
Adirondacks and New England. They
will go through the mountains over
I the Mohawk trail and will stop at
Manchester, VT. and other places
reaching New York the latter part OF
this week. Mr. Lansing will return
to his desk at the State Department
on August Is.
/ Secretary and Mrs. Lansing have
been spending a three weeks vacation
1 at their home in watertown and with
Mrs. Lansing's mother, Mrs. John W.
Foster, at Henderson Harbor, ". Y.
Signor Giuseppe Bevoine, head OF
the Italian aviation mission In this
country, has leased the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Stubbleheld. 2s5s Mas
sachusetts avenue. for the duration
of the war. He will take possession
today, and will have with him there
some of the italian officers and othei
members of the mission associated
with him here. Mrs. Stubblefeld and
her young daughter. Miss Lolits
\ Stubblefield, spent the months oi
June and July at Atlantic City, an6
then returned to their home here
They are leaving tomorrow for Ashe.
vile, N. c., to remain until September
Is. when they will Join Mr.. Stubble'
field in Birmingham. Ala, for tn,
winter.
DR.. Carlos Adolfo Urueta, minister
Of Colombia. and Mime. Urueta en-
tertained DR.. Carlos E. Restrepo. ex'
president of the republic of Colombia
at luncheon yesterday at the legation
Their other guests were members oi
the legation staff.
DR.. Restrepo will complete his visit
to Washington tomorrow mornins
and will go to New York. He will
later on sail for Columbia
Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins is expected
at White Sulphur Springs, w. Va.
shortly for a visit of several weeks
Georges Geoffrey. OF the French high
commission; H. z. York, of the Brit
ish mission. and Henri Mazot are also
due to arrive at the Springs from
Washington this week.
Mrs. James Mcdonald went q
New York Monday and is now ir
Southampton. l. l.. where she will
visit for two weeks before rejoin'
ing her son, Lieut.. Arthur Camp
bell Bradley, stationed here.
Word has come from westport.
on-Lake Champlain, New York. oi
the intention of Miss Agnes OGor.
man. daughter OF former Senator
O'Gorman of New York. to come tc
Washington this week and enter
upon a three-year course in nursing
Nine. de Riano, wife Of the Span.
ish ambassador, Is leaving Wash.
ington today to, spend some timt
with her brother-in-law and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler Anderson Al
York Harbor. She expects to stoI
I at Newport for a day or two on hel
way North. The ambassador does
not at present expect to be able tc
get away at all this summer.
Quite a contingent Of Washing.
tonians went on for the marriage ol
Lieut. Addison Gardner Foster and
Miss Louise Campbell. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Wheeler Campbell
which took place at Louisville yes
terday. Lieut.. Foster is a son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison G. Foster, OF
st. Paul. and a nephew OF Mrs
| Richardson Gibson. Mrs. Gibson
and her two children. Mary Duncan
and Randall Lee Gibson, went on
| several weeks ago to visit at Ingle-
side. the famous old Kentucky es-
tate near Lexington, which was the
home of her girlhood. Mr.. and Mrs
F. j. H. Won Engelken, the latter
Mrs. Gibson's sister, also expected
to go on for the wedding.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Foster expect tc
take an apartment in Louisville un-
| til Lieut.. Foster Is ordered over
seas. His brother. Lieut.. Hart
Gibson Foster. has already been in
France for sometime.
Mrs. Martin B. Stonestreet, wife
OF Lieut. Stonestreet, U. S. ~, is in
Washington for visit while her
husband Is at sea, and is with her
mother, Mrs. A. A. CedarwaId. Mrs
Stonestreet was formerly Miss Es-
ther Whiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. r. Hit,
are in New York and are stoppinr
at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel.
| Senator James D. Phelan, who ha.
been in his home in California since
Congress first adjourned, is expect.
ed back in Washington on August
"a.
Mrs. John r. Williams has return.
ed to the summer home of her SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Letter, at Beverly Farms
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter, who
have been at Edgewater, their place
at Beverly Farms, since leaving