Evening star., 1918-08-21
Miss Gregory to Canada.
Guest Of Nation to Arrive.

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Guest Of Nation to Arrive.
The Secretary of State, Mr.. Robert
Lansing, and military escort will
meet DIR. Baltasar Brun, foreign min
lister of Uruguay, who will arrive in
Washington at 3:15 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon, to be the guest of the
nation during his visit here.
The social amenities attending the
visit cannot be arranged until DR..
Brun and his family arrive. but an
interesting program will be carried
out.
Mr.. Jordan H. Stabler. representing
Secretary lansing. went to meet the
distinguished party. and was accom-
military aid, and Lieut.. Commander
Augustin T. Beauregard. naval aid
Mr.. Hugo v. de Pena, charge DAFT
faires for Uruguay, also went to meet
the party on its arrival in this coun-
try, and will return with them to
the capital.
Members of DR.. Bruins party in
clude DR.. Cesar Miranda, first vice
president of the Uruguayan house of
representatives; DR.. Javier Mendivel
delegate: DR.. Justo Jose Mendoza.
secretary to the minister, and Lieut.
Juan Canosa. adjutant.
DR.. Belisario Porras entertained
yesterday at luncheon at the Wash
ington Hotel in honor of Mr.. Will
liam J. Price, American minister to
the republic of Panama.
The other guests were DR.. Toledo
Herrarte, minister of foreign affairs
of the republic Of Guatemala; DR..
Manuel Echevarria Vidaurre, on spe-
Guatemala; Mr.. Lay and Mr.. johnson
of the State Department, Mr.. F. J.
Yanes. assistant director of the Pan
American Union; Mr.. Richardson. sec.
retary to Senator James from Ken.
lucky; Mr.. Walter S. Penfield. Mr..
anna legation, and Mr.. Belisario Por-
ras, jr., attache of the same.
Senator Frank B. Kellogg has re-
turned to Washington after passing
several weeks with Mrs. Kellogg at
Senator Joseph s. F'relinghuysen Of
New Jersey is in Washington after q
holiday trip to New England. Mrs.
F'relinghuysen, who accompanied him,
is now at their summer home at Sum-
merville. N. ].
According to information from
abroad Washington is to be favored
with another distinguished body of
visitors, as Denmark is soon to send
naval mission to the United States
the mission will include Prince Axel.
captain in the navy and a cousin
of King George of Great Britain, The
mission will pay most attention to
aviation.
Lieut.. Russell Sard, q. s. A.. who
passed several weeks at the Virginia
Hot Springs with his family, has re-
turned to Washington and will soon
start for France
Lieut.. and Mrs. Albert Lincoln Hofr-
man. who are spending the summer
at Chevy Chase. have taken a house in
washington for the winter Mrs. Hoff-
man was Miss Leta Sullivan. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Francis
Sullivan OF Philadelphia.
Mrs. sylvanus Stokes. jr. has ar
rived at Newport from Norfolk and js
with her mother. Mrs. Gibson Fahne-
stock. at their cottage. in Harrison
avenue.
Miss Josephine A. Osborn. who has
parents. has returned to washington
to remain for short time.
Mrs. Charles A. Mum Of woodcre.t
Radnor, Pa. who is the house guest
of Mrs. Perry Belmont, at her estate
Be1court. Newport. Il. l., will return
to Radnor on September 3. Lieut..
Mum is in France
Navy orders have set forward the
arrangements for another war-timc
wedding. and the marriage Of Miss
Helen Virginia Macfarland of wash.
lnston, daughter of Mr.. George Syi-
vester Macfarland of Hyattsviiie. Md.
ana Or. Charles Davis Link;nson,
take place on Saturday.
Or. Sindnson is stationed at the
marine barracks, Washington, and will
soon be assigned to overseas duty
which I entails changes in the wedding
saturday afternoon in st. MichaeTs
Episcopal Church. Baltimore. with The
rector of the church officiating. and md
members OF the family present.
The Pan-American Society enter
Lawyers Club in New York in honor
Of Cen 1smael Montes. the new Bo-
Iiv1an minister to Paris, who is on his
way way to the French capital Gen.
ington. He was twice president Of
Mrs. Lewis, wife of Senator James
hamilton Lewis. now in France, left
washington Monday for her home in
Chicago. to remain until late in the
autumn.
ARRANGEMENTS for the wedding at 10
o'clock this morning of Miss Edith
Virginia LeDuc Of Washington and
Mr.. James Miller. OF Pittsburgh were
simply carried out at st. PauI's Cath
olic Church, with Mgr. Mackin Of
ficiating. Nuptial mass followed the
A small family party ana a num-
Der Of intimate friends witnessed the
ceremony and, the former attended
| the. breakfast which followed at the
apartment tof the brides father, Mr..
Henry L LeDuc in Wardman Courts.
bride. who wore an exauisitely de-
signed gown carried out in white
georgette crepe, with a hat Of the
same material. She carried bouquet
, Of white roses and gardenias. Mrs.
Miller's gown was Of pink georgette,
toilet in the same shade Mr.. Perry
miller served the bridegroom as best
| man.
when Mr.. and Mrs. Miller left Wash
| ington early in the afternoon Mrs.
aiiller wore for travelling gown of
blue .georgette. the toque of velvet
and the pafasoi and bag exactly
travel for six weeks and will then go
to New York, returning to Washing
ton early in October.
Mr.. Miller is q British-Canadian by
birth, but has spent many years Of
his life in Pittsburgh, while the bride
ifies Of the District Of CoIumbia-