The Washington herald., 1918-09-07
in the Social Worlo

By MAUD MeDoUcALL.

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The President and Mrs Wilson at
tended the performance at Polls last
night They were accompanied by
Miss Bones and Mr.. John Randolph
Boiling.
During the morning the President
went out TO one OF the country clubs
for a round OF golf with Mrs Wilson.
Ia the afternoon he went over for
the Lafsyette Day exercises at the
foot of the Lafayette Monument
where NJ. de Chambrun. counselor to
the French Embassy and q direct de-
scendant Of Lafayette. and Secretary
Daniels were the chief speakers.
great many OF the diplomats
were In New York yesterday for the
Lafayette Day ceremonies. at which
Secretary Lane was one Of the prin-
cipal speakers.
The French Ambassador and Nine
Jusserand went up yesterday morning
TO take part In the exercises. They
will return this evening.
The Argentine Ambassador, MI
Rorulo Naon, who has been in New
for the Lafayette-Msrne celebration.
but expects to Join Nine. Naon and
the children at Blue Ridge Summit
today.
The Brazilian Ambassador. Mr..
Domicio da Cana, was also In New
York for the Lafayette celebration.
The japanese Ambassador and Vis-
countess Ishii went to New York
Thursday TO stay over for the Lafay-
ette celebration, and expect to be ab-
sent In all about ten days.
The Belgian Minister, Mr.. de Car
tier de Marchienne. also went to
New York yesterday to attend the
Lafayette celebration.
The Italian Embassy was repre-
sented al the Lafayette celebration
by Gen. Emilio Guglielmotti, and
Capt. Fanutelli, military and naval
attache respectively, who will to-
day join the Ambassador and Cnunt-
ess Macchi di Cellere at Kearney.
". j., when the countess will chris
ten the Piave, a new steamship to
be launched there. The Countess
di Cellere came down from Blue
Ridge Summit yesterday and goes
up to Kesrney Point this morning
with the Ambassador.
The Minister of Greece. Mr. Rous-
SOS. and the Archbishop Of Athens
here, are also in New York attend
ing the Lafayette Day celebration.
The L. S. Minister to Sweden and
Mrs. Ira Nelson Morris entertain
ed at dinner last night in honor OF
the Secretary of State and Mrs.
Lansing at Cliveden, the Richard
sons country home on Grant road,
where they arc established during
their Washington stay.
Nine. Tamaki Miura. who mas ap-
peared in grand opera. is to be the
guest in Washington for several
days OF Mrs. Newton D. Baker.
wife Of the Secretary Of War.
While here Nine Miura, who has
been called the Japanese nightin-
gale. is to sing at Camp Humph-
Teys and Camp Leach The recital
at Camp Humphreys is to be given
Monday night, and at Camp Leach
mann, Jr., Is to play the violin obli-
gatos accompanying the vocal num-
bers. Mrs. Baker will accompany
Nine. Mtura on her visits to the
two camps.
The Secretary Of Commerce and
Mrs. william c. Redield are at
Lake Champlain. n. Y, attending
meeting of the American-Cana-
dian Fisheries Conference, Of which
Mr.. Redheld is chairman. They
will be at Lake Champlain for a
week longer. and will probably Wis
it the Secretary's old home in Pitts
field, Mass, before returning TO
Washington.
Secretary Redheld left Washington
last Saturday and Mrs. Redheld. who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Charles K. Drury, in Westfield, y. j.,
Joined him in New York. They spent
a few days at TIE Belmont Hotel be-
fore going to Lake Champlain.
Mrs. David Franklin Houston, wife
Of the Secretary of Agriculture, and
her children will return to Washing
ton from their summer home at
Woods Ollie, Mass, shortly after
September Is. Secretary Houston Is
at present on a business trip in the
West, and the date OF his return Is
uncertain.
Mrs. House, wife Of Col. E. N.
House, is spending a few days In New
port as the guest OF Mrs Cornelius
Vanderbilt at Beaulieu. Mrs. Wander
bilt gave a luncheon in honor OF Mrs.
House yesterday. and a number of
other festivities will be given for her.
Mr.. Hennen Jennings has gone to
Manchester by the-Sea to visit Mrs.
Jennings and their daughter. Mrs.
Chauncsy Hackett, who have spent
the summer there. Mr.. Jennings will
return TO Washington the early part
Of next week, but Mrs Jennings and
Mrs. Hackett will remain away until
the first Of October.
Miss Anne Irwin Powers, daughter
OF Mrs. Hopkins. wife of Maj. Eu-
gene o. Hopkins, now stationed at
walter Reed Hospital. and Lieut..
James Warren Feeney. u S. A.,
were married yesterday morning at
10 o'clock in ST. Adams Church,
the rector, the Rev. Charles T. War
ner, officiating. Only members Of
the two families and intimate
friends were present
The bride was unattended. She
wore a travelling suit IL dark blue
serge with a small hat of dark blue
Georkete crepe and a corsage bou-
quet Of Bride roses and lilies OF the