The Washington herald., 1918-07-01

rhs President and Mrs. Wilson en-
joyed an automobile ride yesterday
afternoon.
The French Ambassador viii take
part in the celebration on Independ-
ence Day at Washington on Thurs
day. when he will make patriotic
address on the Monument grounds.
The italian Ambassador. accom-
panied by Mr.. and Nine. Vittorio
Falorsi. left yesterday for Blue Ridge
summit to spend the weekend with
Countess di Cellere. The Ambassador
and Mr.. Falorsi viii return today. but
Mrs Falorsi will spend the week.
Nine. Riano, wife Of the Spanish
Ambassador. II planning to leave
washington early in August for q
visit TO her sister. Mrs. Chandler p.
Anderson. at York Harbor. Me. She
will probably make several other
visits at Northern resorts before re-
joining the Ambassador here At the
embassy.
The British Ambassador and the
Countess OF Reading, who spent the
weekend in Atlantic City, where the
Ambassador addressed the convention
Of the Maryland Bar Association held
there. will return today.
The Mexican Ambassador and Nine.
de BonIIlas left Washington yester-
day for . weekend motor trip.
The Minister from Portugal to the
AZ has
reserved apartments at Whiteface
Inn. Lake Placid. for the season and
viii arrive there from Washington
this week.
Mrs. Koo. wife OF the Chinese min
ister, who came to Washington FRI
day from Blue Ridge Summit. Pa.
where they have a cottage for the
summer. returned Saturday accom-
panied by the minister.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Lansing hope to get away the middle
OF this month and spend a few days
at their home in watertown. N. Y,
and then join Mrs. Lansing's mother.
Mrs. John Watson Foster, at her
home at Henderson Harbor. N. Y.
The Attorney General and Mrs.
Thomas Watt Gregory have closed
their house in Sixteenth street for
the summer. Mrs. Gregory has gone
to Texas to spend the summer with
her mother, Mrs. Nalle. The At
torney General IL putting up at the
Chevy Chase Club and Miss Gregory.
who Will be in town during the sum-
T. Of ~
Morgan Beach and the Misses Beach
at their home near Rockville.
The Secretary of the Navy will go
TO New York Wednesday. July ., to
address the Tammany Society the
following day.
One Of the most distinguished OF
Japanese diplomats. Tsunejiro Miya-
Okla. will arrive In New York this
evening.
The diplomat. who Is also q lawyer,
passed several years in Washington
a. secretary Of legation. coming to
this country in 1892 and remaining
until 1894. and renewing his acquain-
lance with Americans from 1906 to
i8s as counsellor of the japanese
Embassy. In 1909 he resigned rom
government service to take up the
practice Of law.
For many years Mr.. Miyaoka has
been Interested in furthering world
peace. Since 1911 he has been special
correspondent Of the division of inter-
course and education Of the Carnegie
Endowment for International Peace
WI Chang. Of the Chinese legation
stan, Is taking a vacation at the
Round Top House In Cairo, N. Y.
Mrs. A. 3. Butler, Of this city, will
pass the summer on Upper Saranac
Lake. She has taken apartments at
Saranac Inn, and with her are her
daughter. Mrs. Chaplin Marcus, CT
MontcIair. n. J.: also Mrs. Wallace
P. Harvey and the Misses Harvey. of
New York. Mrs. Butler entertained
at dinner last week at Saranac Inn,
her guests including among others,
Mrs. Ihomas NJ. Glagden, Mr.. and
Mrs, C. NJ Palmer and Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Palmer.
Mrs. Thomas Blagden is occupying
SJa,sct Lodge at Saransc Lake FOR
the season. Donald Blagden has been
with her for time and Mr.. Blugden
will Join her there shortly.
Masters Jasper. Clarence and Lloyd
Moore, sons of Mrs. A. c. p. Wien
field, are at Swiftmoor at Pride's
Crossing. Mass, for the summer. Mr.
and Mrs. Wichteld expect to join them
there this week.
Judge Milton Elliott. Of the Federal
Reserve Board. is enjoying a vaca-
ton at Cape May, ". J.
v. Gonzales and his daughter. Miss