The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-11-26

his official call at the State Depart
ment, Jonkheer J. T. Cremer. the new
minister of the Netherlands, also
called on Secretary Lansing today.
Senior and Nine. Matthew. who are
at the Lafayette Hotel, have with
themtheir nephew. Senior Don Selleno
who VIM be attached to the embassy
staff. ,.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Lansing have, a busy Thanksgiving
Day before them. They will give an
informal dinner at midday. having as
guests. besides their immediate fam
lily. two or three old friends who are
In Washington on war work. In the
Afternoon Secretary and Mrs. Lansfns
will give an informal tea for the Of
icials OF the State Department and
the feminine members of their house,
holds: and In the evening they win
entertain thirty nurses. from the
Walter Reed Hospital, companions OF
Mrs. Lansing's niece. Miss Nataiine
Dulles, at an informal supper party.
Mrs. Lansing's sister. Mrs. A. N.
Dulles, will arrive from Auburn, N. Y,
tomorrow to spend Thanksgiving with
Secretary and Mrs. Lansing and witb
her mother, Mrs. John w. Foster.
Major and Mrs. John Foster Dulles
are established for the winter at 1888
S street. Major Dulles is a nephew
of Mrs. Lansing. ard has spent much
time at the home of Secretary and
Mrs. lansing since he has been on
duty In Washington. o. '.-a.s'
The Assistant Secretary of State and
Mrs. William Phillips, will entertain
at dinner tonight at woodIey, with
the Secretary OF State and Mrs. Ian.
sing as honor guests.
Capt. and Mrs. John Gregory
Hope will give a dinner tonight at
the residence of her parents, Major
and Mrs. Nevil Monroe Hopkins, with
whom they are spending the winter.
The honor guests willibe Miss Gather
inc Harlow, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard A. Harlow, and her fiance.
Lieut.. Commander Theodore Stark
Wilkinson. I'd, u. s. A.
Major and Mrs. Hopkins are giving
I tea. followed by an Informal dance
on Thank sqivinR Day to introduce
heir younger daughter, Miss Frances
;opkins, to society.
Prince AXel of Denmark. who visit
ed this country at the head OF q
naval mission and has spent the last
six weeks or two months visiting
points OF naval interest in the United
States, sailed yesterday for England
on the Cunard liner Orduna- Prince
A&el.is a captain in the Danish navy
and in the Danish aviation corps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph caspar Miller
have returned to Washington from
New York. Mrs. Miller was in New
Y ork for a week or ten days. and
Mr.. Miller Joined her there for the
John T. Mott. head OF the Y. NJ
c. A. is in Washington for a brief
visit.
Gnrfields Mt Springs ..r
DR.. Harry A. Garfield. fuel adminis-
traitor. and Mrs. Garfield. with their
Miss Lucretia Garfield,
passed the weekend at White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va
Mrs. Charles Fl. Roberts and her
son, Irving B. Roberts, OF New York,
who were staying in Washington.
have gone TO White Sulphur SPRING.
to spend some time. Mr.. and Mrs. Al.
bert osgood Choate. also of New York,
who have been in Washington. have
gone to White Sulphur.
lieutenant Lane Returning.
Lieut.. Franklin X. Lane. jr.. who1
has been attached to headquarters in
Paris, is on his way home. His par
snts, the Secretary of the Interior
and Mrs. Lane, are hoping that he
will reach Washington In time TO
spend Thanksgiving with them, but
hey are really not expecting him for
! week or ten days.
Robert HerricII. the novelist. is eX-
oeoted in Washington next week for
4 visit Of several days.
Mrs. Thomas F. Ryan entertained
It luncheon yesterday in honor OF her !
guest, Mrs. George Post. OF San Fran
,isco.
John Barret To Speak.
Director General John Barrett. of
the Pan-American Union. will sd-
dress the Council on Fpreign ReIp-
lions at it's dinner tonight at the
Hotel Astor. New York city. TomOr !
row he. will attend the meeting CO I,
The executive committee OF the Pan.
American Society OF the United
states.
Miss Elena calderon entertained !
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