Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-06

The ambassador of Brazil, Mr.. da
Cana. who is retiring from his post
as BraZifs representative IN inns
country to become minister OF 1orelSn
affairs at home. was. with NINE Cd
CANA a guest of honor at the dinner
party entertained at the montgomery
Country Club last evening by the
third assistant secretary OF state ana
Mrs. Breckinridge Long The olher
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Long were:
The ambassador of Spain and Sonora
de Rian;l. the ambassador of Arsen-
tina, DIR. Naon; the Secretary of state
and Mrs. Lansing, Senator and MIS-
Warren Senator Phclan, the charge
d'affaires for Uruguay aud Nine.
dc Pcna. Mrs. John w Davis. Mrs.
Benton McMillin. wife of the Ameri-
can minister TO Peru; Mr.. John Bar
rctt. Mrs. Mcmillan Gibson. Nine
Christian lIaugc. Mrs. GiSt Blair. Mrs.
julius Lay. Mr.. Morcira of the Bra
lillian embassy. Mr.. Jordan Herbert
Stabler of the State Department and
Mr.. Basil Miles.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson will head the
which will be given by La Societe
DIES Concerts du ConSerVatoire of
Paris, on Wednesday afternoon. Oc-
tober 1t. in Polls Theater. The Or
chestra. under the direction of NJ.
Andre NIaSSager, will give its first
concert outside of France, on Tues
day evening. in the Metropolitan OPP
era House. in New York. The French
high commission requested the visit
of the symphony orchestra and with
the cooperation of the United States
government they made the trip on
French battleship. The other patron
esses for the Washington concert will
include. Mrs. Marshall. Mrs. Lam
sing. Mrs: McAdoo, Mrs. Baker. Nine.
iJusserand. Mrs. Willard Salisbury,
Miss Margaret Woodrow Wilson, Nine.
de Blanpre. Mrs. Perry Belmont. Mrs.
stephen B. Elkins. Mrs. Gibson
Fahnestock, Mrs. Eugene Hale Mrs
John Hays Hammond, Mime. Chris
tan Hauge, Mrs. Henry Rea and the
members of the French high commits
sion.
Mrs. Thomas r. Marshall, who re-
turned to the New Willard a few DAYS
ago with the Vice President, after
spending short time in New York
is spending much of her time at the
Senate unit of the Red Cross offices
in the Senate office building. Handi-
capped by many women of the Sem
ate still absent at their homes and
others who take no interest in that
particular branch of war work, the
earnest women who spend some hours
day there have answered the call
of the health department September
- for 10000 masks to use in connec-
tion with the epidemic of influenza.
have made and delivered more than
a thousand masks and carried on
some of their other work.
Mrs. Montgomery Blair addressed
the senator's wives on Friday on the
great Importance of surgical dress
ings, and Mrs. Marshall says she feels
sure the women of that unit will be
able to take up work in that line in
a few days. Mrs. Blair says the
necessity for dressings was never so
come for the supplies from the
wounded men right here at home
those who have been brought back
from the great conflict.
Assisting Mrs. Marshall daily at the
Capitol are Mrs. Gore. Mrs. a. Jones.
Mrs. Wesley L. Jones, Mrs. Knox,
Mrs. McCumber. Mrs. Nelson. Mrs.
Nugent, Mrs Poindexter. Mrs. Pome
rene, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Warren and
Mrs. Watson.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
Josephus Daniels will return to Wash
ineton tomorrow from Cincinnati,
where the Secretary went to deliver
a liberty loan address.
Count Macchi di Cellere. the am
bassador of Italy, entertained the Of
ficers accompanying the Italian
troops and musicians to Washington
at luncheon yesterday.
Commander Yoshitake Uyeda, re-
Gently appointed naval attache of the
japanese embassy. is in New York
at the Aston Hotel.
Mrs. Albert L. Mills is occupying her
apartment at the st. Nicholas for the
at Fort oglethorpe. Ca, with her
daughter, Mrs. Laurson. and later go