The Washington times., 1918-06-29

ian headquarters in Saloniki,
and Yovan Milosheyitch, Serb
ian commercial agent in Chicago,
III. The Jugoslav National Council
was represented by the Rev. Nike
Grskovic, president OF the Croatian
League of America; DIR. Bogumil
Vosnjak, member of the Jugoslav
committee in London; Srdjan Tucic,
DR. Drago Marusic, r. Trosht, Peter
Mladineo. J. J. Grgurevic, Mr.. Dresh-
Ter. Mr. Bonacic, FLIP Kovacevich,
and Mr.. BlaZevic.
After the dinner a concert in which
Serbian. Croatian and Slovene music
predominatei WIS given in the So
cial hal of the h)tel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ohadbourne
have returned from a short trip to
Pomfret, Conn, where they attended
the closing exercises at the school
there which their sons attended. Mr..
and Mrs. Chadbourne plan to remain
in Washington all summer.
Mrs. William Alden Smith has
gone to her home in Grand Rapids.
Mich. where she will remain until
December Senator Smith will 10 .
her there during the recess OF Con
gress.
The Counselor OF the State De-
partment and Mrs. Frank l. Polk
have leased their New York resi-
dence to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Nichols. Mrs Nichols was formerly
Miss Jane Morgan, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan.
Mrs. Edward T. stotesbury. OF
Philadelphia and her son-in-law and
daughter. Capt. and Mrs. Walter
Brooks, jr., OF Baltimore. are at the
Ritz-Carlton Hotel. y. Y.
Mrs. Arthur Graham Glasgow, who
has been at the Plaza Hotel, New
York. since leaving Washington. left
today for Newport.
The Secretary OF Labor and Mrs.
Wilson. accompanied by their daugh- /
ters Miss Mary Wilson and Miss Jes-
sic Wilson. have left for their home .
at BlossburE. Pa. making the trip /!
by motor Mrs. Wilson and Miss Jes- !
sic Wilson will remain there until (,
the autumn, but the Secretary and 1
Miss Mary Wilson will return to Z
on Monday The Secre I
tary will go TO New York TO make an .
address on the Fourth Of July. /
The Solicitor General and Mrs
John W. Davis will leave Washington .
tomorrow for Kentucky, where Mr.. /
Davis will address the bar associa-
ton meeting next week at Lexington. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis have given up the .
cottage they had taken at Nantucket.
and Will remain at Washington until ;
some time in August. when they will /.
go North for a while.
Senator Charles Henderson, who |
went to Pomfret, Conn. to attend the +.
closing exercises Of the school there,
where his son is student. has re-
turned to Washington. Mrs Hende--
son has gone to Nevada TO remain /
until winter.
Mrs. Sidney Ballou. Of Washington,
and her daughter. Miss Betty Bur
nett, who have been in California for
several months. have takeu-a cottage
ut Del Mar from the middle OF July.
Mrs. Ballou will have her sister. Mrs
Harry Turner. and her three children .
with her 70 n month.
Little Miss Babara Ballou has just
from Washington in company with
Miss Betty Garland.
Mr.. and drs. Charles Henry Butler
have gone to their summer home.
Montswear Farm, in Maine for the
summer months.
General Bridges Gives Dinner
Tho British Ambassador . was
among the distinguished company at
he dinner which Lieut. Gen. Thomas
Bridges gave on Thursday evening
At his home. Lady Reading was not
present, as she was indisposed. Other
guests were Miss Helen Woodrow
bones, Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson,
a no came to Washington from New
York for tho occasion, also Mrs.
Henry, of New York, who
,ame here just for the one evening;
Major PhIppA. likewise, OF New