The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-03

main late in Washington this season
going to the North Shore for the sum.
mer. r...
Nine Zaldivar. wife OF the Minister
OF Salvador. has postponed until next
"wednesday afternoon the tea dance
she was TO have given tomorrow aft
ernoon for Mics Masgarfta Zaldivar
who Ia, q debutante OF. this season.
Dinner for VI. TsrdIeu.
Capt. Andre Tardieu. High Commits
sioner Of France, was the guest in
whose honor Lieutenant Colonel
Reille entertained at dinner last even
Ing. The other guests were the As
sistant Secretary OF the Navy and
Mrs Franklin Roosevelt. Lieut. Gen.
Nelson A. Miles, Col and Mrs. Clar-
ence Ridley, Col. and Mrs. sherman
Miles, the Princess Ghika, and Miss
Genevisvs Reiiie.
The dinner was followed by a large
reception which was attended by a
brilliant company. including repre-
sentatives Of official, diplomatic and
residential society, the members of
the French High Commission. and the
italian and British War Missions. The
L % IA AHN ndLuL6
a house warming as Baron and
Baroness Reille have just taken pos
session OF the handsome new home
| at l841 Harvard street, which they
bought recently.
Baroness Reille Is planning to 20
abroad next month for a visit.
Goes to Hot Springs.
Mrs. Newton D. Baker will leave
town next Monday for Hot Springs.
Ark, where she will sing before the
Federation OF Women's Clubs. She
VIII be gone a week, and during her
absence Will give q recital for the sold
iers at Cam$>Pike, Little Rock, Ark.
Mrs. Baker, who devotes much time
70 singing for the men of the sery.
Ice, sang at ouantico on "wednesday
evening, and tonight she will take
part in concert TO be given in the
Masonic Han at HyattsviIle, Nd, for
me benefie OF the local chapter Of the
American Red Cross.
Mrs. Baker will sing several songs
and the rest OF the program will be
given by the National Quartet OF
Washington, in solo and ensemble
numbers. The National Quartet
which is made up OF Washington
artsts and Is well known for IT'S
concert and Chautauqua work. in
cludes Elizabeth S. Maxwell. soprano.
Lillian Chenoweth, contraIto; W. r.
Braithwaite, tenor, and Harry N
Forker. basso, with Ethel Garrett
Johnston, pianist.
DR.. JOAQUIN r. Torralbas, first sec
cretary OF the Cuban legation, IL re-
eoVeringsfrom an acute attack OF ma
lGria which has kept him confined 10
the house for n fortnight. He expects
soon TO be able to return to his duties
Mrs.. sharp in United States.
Mrs. William G. Sharp, wife OF the
American ambassador TO France. has
arrived in this country, ACCOMPANIED
by her two daughters
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall HaEner. who
have leased the home Of Mr., ana Mrs
J. Aaury Dove, Jr., in Edgemoor, Nd.
Tor the summer months, will take
possession about June l.
Mrs. Joseph Davies will IentertsIn
at luncheon on Wednesday next in
compliment to Mrs. Bernard Baruch.
Larz Anderson, who Is making a
fortnight's visit in White SULPHUR
Springs, W. Va, Is expected back in |
Washington shortly. Mrs Anderson.
now in France at the head OF the can
teen work OF the Red Cross, will re- |
turn to this country this month, She
was recently decorated by the Queen |
OF Belgium
LenSe New Home.
Lieut. George Angus Garrett, signal
corps, U. S. R., and Mrs. Garrett wiul
take possession about June l of the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Girvin Pc
tiers. at Edgemoor. Nd. which they
have leased for the summer months.
The house was let last summer to
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Wsrburg.
Mrs. CARROTS parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel NanderErift. with whom she
and her husband have been spending
the winter. will 20 TO their summer
home on the ST. Lawrence about June
Is.
Mrs Arnold Hague has gone 70
Newport for a short stay, and IS at
the Mountaineering.
Mrs. L. A Estes and her daughter
Miss Marion Estes. have gone 10 At
lantic City and are stopping at the
Chalfonte Hotel.
Lieut. Stewart wi;ham, Quarter
master Corps, L. s. r, and Mrs. Wit
ham, OF Atlanta. Ca. are in the CITY
and are stopping at tho Washington
Hotel until they can find an apart