The Washington times., 1918-09-26

THE President and Mrs. Wilson
entertained a box party at b.
f KeIth's Theater last eve
ming. Their guests were
Mrs. William h. Boiling, Miss Bertha
Boiling, Col and Mrs. Edward T.
Brown, and Miss Marjorie Brown, all
of whom are staying at the White
House.
It is announced that the President
will 60 to New York on Saturday to
open the Fourth Liberty loan cam
paign with an address at the Metro
politan Opera House and presumably
Mrs. Wilson will accompany him
Colonel and Mrs. Brown and Miss
Brown, who motored to Washington
from New York. expect to start back
to New York tomorrow.
Daniels to Speak.
The Secretary of the Navy. Mr..
Daniels, will go to New York the last
of this week and will be the prin-
cipal speaker at a celebration of the
victories of the British in Palestine.
which the Zionist Council OF Greater
New York will hold At Carnegie Hall
on Sunday.
William B. Wilson, Secretary of
Labor, and his daughter. Miss Agnes
Hart Wilson. will return the end of
the week from Fort Wayne. Ind,
where they are spending a few days.
The Secretary made an address there
last evening.
Mrs. Wilson and Miss Mary Wilson
are at their home in Mintwood Place.
after spending the summer at Bloss-
burg, Pa.
Mrs. Robert Mccormick has re-
turned to her residence in Massachu-
sets avenue after an absence of sew
eral months. She spent the greater
part of the summer in Chicago, and
was at York Harbor, Me- for flvs
weeks in July and August
Lieutenant stettInlus Caused
Mrs. Edward R Steetinius, who has
cottage at White Sulphur Springs,
W. Va, received a cable last evening
from Mr.. Stettirius, now in France.
announcing that their son. Lieut. Will
liam Darlington Stettinius, had been
gassed in action.
The message added that he is being
| treated in a field hospital and that his
speedy recovery is expected. Lieu
/ tenant Stettinius, who is twenty-five
years old, received his commission in
July. 1917, and trained troops at Fort
| OglethoTpe for several months before
| sailing. He has been in France since
April of this year.
Major Crawford Stuart, personal aid
to Lord Reading, the British ambassa-
| dor, is the guest of Mrs. Stettinius
| and the Misses Isabel and Betty Stet-
1 &C - H. til
Embassy stan at White Sulphur
| Springs are Capt Robert R Glen,
Capt T. c. Tillie and Capt. Humphrey
W. G. Duthy.
! Brig. Gen. William A. White is
there from New York to pass some
time with Mr. and Mrs. John Magee.
! Mrs. Arthur Lee, who spent several
/ days in Washington after placing her
daughter, Miss Ellen Bruce Lee, in
college, returned to Gracelands, her
place at Elkins, w. Va, yesterday.
Major Hvoslef military attache of
the Norwegian legation is at the Wal
dorf Astoria, New York, for . short
stay.
Congressman and Mrs. MedilI Nc
Cormick. who were at 17o6 New
Hampshire avenue last winter. have
! taken for the coming season the resi-
dence % Jackson place. which be-
longs to Mrs. Richard Townsend, and
which she occupied before she pur-
| chased her handsome home in Massa-
chusetts avenue. The Netherlands le-
cation was established there while
| Chevalier van Rappard was minister.
| Congressman and Mrs. Mccormick.
who are in Chicago. are not expected
/ back until after the elections.
Mrs. Francis Lloyd. who has had an
apartment at the Connecticut since
the departure of Major Lloyd. o. S. A,
for France. has leased Mrs. ]. Borden
Harriman's residence, 1909 H street.
for the winter months. and will move
| in about October ].
Mrs. Hartman has volunteered to
go to France as an ambulance driver
early in October.
Although Lieut. Walter N Boyden,
air service, U. 8. A. yesterday OBJ
tanned q license to marry Miss Mary