The Washington herald., 1918-06-22
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served from Il to . o'clock. win
20 to the Y. NJ c. A. to be used In
its work for American sailors ar
European points Of debarkation.
Lieut.. Joseph Medill Patterson. OF
the United States Field Artillery,
now in France, was gassed recent
ly during action, but has recover
ed and returned to his regiment.
Mrs. Robert Patterson 10 with
Lieut.. Pattersen's family at their
farm near Libertyville, Ill
Miss Carrie Garden. of New YORK;
who passed the week with Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Ira c. Copiey,
will leave today for Detroit. Mich.
where she win attend q house party.
Miss Garden was the honor guest
| at a dinner which William L. Fow-
Ter gave last evening at the Dover
| House.
REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs. copley
plan to visit their home in Aurora,
| Ill, some time next month.
Nine. JJreta, wife of the minister
| of Colombia, with her mother, Nine,
/ de Tribe, and her sisters, Miss Tulia
ITrIbe and Miss Ines Uribe. will leave
/ town about July I for Cape May.
IN. J., where they will spend the sum
| mer months. The minister and his
| SON will remain at the legation in
| town.
Juan de d. Gutierrez, until re-
Gently honorary counselor of the
legation, has been detached. Senor
! and Mime. Gutierrez made their home
in New York.
Mrs. James Thomson, Of New Or
leans, who spent the early summer
with the Speaker and Mrs. Clark, Is
now at Summit Point, w, Va, where
her young son. Champ Clark Thorn
son, has been staying with his pa
! ternal grandparents.
| Mr.. Thomson, who is at New York,
will join Mrs. Thomson later on.
1t has heen announced by the Brit
ish Food Minister that Herbert @.
| Hoover, American Food Administra-
| tor, will be the guest of the nation
when he visits England in a few
| weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Stanley Dell, of
J New York. arrived Thursday at the
! PurintOn Inn, StOckbridge, for the
summer. Prof. and Mrs. Thomas ].
Preston. jr.. win join them today
for several days.
Miss Margaret Harding and Miss
Alice Harding. daughters of Will
lam P. G. Harding, will leave Wash
ington the latter part of next week
for Princemere. AWenham. Mass.
where they will join their brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick Henry Prince. jr., who re-
Gently returned from France, where
Mr.. Prince served in the French
army at the front with the avia-
tiop service. He will offer his sery-
ices to this government and hopes
to get an assignment to the AVia-
tion Section.
| Marcel Delaney. the new Ambas-
sadOr of France to Japan, who was
in Washington for a few days was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
II. Prince, sr.. at their Wenham es-
tate before coming here. Mr.. De-
laney for several years was mayor
of Paris, and it was there that Mr.,
and Mrs. Prince who had a winter
!! residence in Pau. in the south oi
France, met him. The Misses Hard
ing will return to Washington In
the autumn.
Among the allied officers regis
, tered at the United Service Club oi
America this week are the follow
ing:
From England-Col. r. V. X. Ap.
plin.
From France-H. Benursau, Capt
Henri A. Constant. Lieut.. COGueiet
Capt. de Sugny. Lieut.. Mauricl
DOpn. Lieut.. ]. Labst, Capt. r. Mas,
slot. Lieut.. Pillet. Mai. J. {. Rous.
seau, Capt Rouvisr and Capt. F
TriVes.
From Italy-Lieut. Ernesto darn.
leo. Lieut.. GiOcomO Guido moi Bot.
tatO. Capt. +. ChiappareIli. Lieut.
Joseph J. CoppOla and Capt. Carlo
TGppi.
From Russla-Brig. Gen. W. W
Buimistron.
There will be a hop at the club.
house tonight, and next Tuesday
evening the Secretary of the NAVY
will aldre IS the officers.