The Washington herald., 1918-01-09

MIS-. W ll1Ou aC(oAhReAN1 NhN
President TO the Capitol yesterday
when he spoke before Congress She
was accompanied by Miss Maj garet
Wilson. Mrs. Francis Bowes sayre,
Miss Helen woodrow Bones, Mrs.
William II. Boiling, Miss Bertha
Boiling, Richard Wilmer Boiling and
Col Z. NJ House. DR. Milenko ves-
mitch, the head of the Serbian Mis-
sion, was on the floor Of the House
and heard the Presidents address,
immediately following which lie
spoke to the members Of the House
OF Representatives. With DR.. ves-
mitch on the floor were Third AS
sIstant Secretary of State Brecken-
ridge Long, Albert B. Ruddock.
Lieut.. Hamilton Fish Armstrong ami
Louis Nieman.
The galleries were filled with Of
icials, diplomats, and resident So
ciety folk with many of the promi-
nent men and women in Washington
on war work present
President anS Mrs. Wilson en-
joyed a game of golf together yes
terday morning.
The Duke Of Devonshire. Governor
General OF Canada and the Duchess
OF Devonshire arrived in Washington
yesterday to be guests of the British
Ambassador and Lady Spring Rice at
the embassy.
Their son-in-law and daughter, Capt.
Angus Macintosh and Lady Maude
Macintosh. who have recently reached
Washington. after a honeymoon trip
to California. are already Established
at the residence I'm Chevy Chase which
they leased from Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Walker.
The Spanish Ambassador and Nine.
Eiano were hosts at dinner last
evening.
DR.. NIileuko yesnitch. head Of the
Serbian Mission. dined informally last
evening with Mai. and Mrs. James
Brown scott This evening he will be
The guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Moves at dinner. The mission will
leave washington Friday afternoon
for Pittsburgh. and viii be accompan-
ed BY Albert B. Ruddock. Lieut.. Ham
iIton Fish Armstrong and Louis Me
man
Carl Vrooman. Assistant Secretary
OF Agriculture. will leave Washington
saturday for st. Louis. lie VIII make
a speaking tour of the West. HIS
departure has been delayed by the
Eiizzard in the West and the con-
fused condition of the traffic when
has rlso caused him to plan a shorter
trip than he first intended.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Carr have sent
out cards for a dinner at Rauscher s.
IN J-nuary =. in compliment to the
.D-n,sh Ambassador and Nine Riano.
They will also be hosts at a dinner
at Rauscher's on the evening OF jan
uary 1e.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carr have as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. George Gibbs. OF
H-tlwaukee. Mr.. and SIrs. Gibbs are
eoing to pc<s the remainder OF the
winter in Washington and will soon
take possession Of an apartment they
have leased in the Dresden. Dir. Gibbs
J., with the war Trade Board Mrs.
Gibbs is Il cousin Of Mrs. Carr.
Miss Helen Cannon arrived In
Washington yesterday. joining her
father, Congressman Joseph Cannon,
It the Willard. where they are stay
r1g while selecting an apartment.
ater they will be Joined by Mr..
G..nnon's granddaughter, the Misses
lie Seure.
Nr. and Mrs. Edison Bradley will
entertain at dinner Saturday evening
before the Children's Hospital ball
IT the Willard. where they will en-
tertain their party in their box.
DR.. and Mrs. William Otis Bailey
are receiving congratulations on the
birth of a son. William Otis Bailey,
jr., in this city. on December 2S.
Mrs. Bailey was formerly Miss Mary
Parker, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Pearson Parker, Of this city.
DR.. Parker. who Is an assistant sur
geon in the navy, is In charge OF a
hospital in the Virgin Islands.
Miss Catherine Louise Littauer.
who has been with her mother, Mrs.
William Littauer. at the Powhatan
during the holidays. will return to
school at Pennington, Conn, on jan
uary 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Marye will
be hosts at dinner Saturday even
ing. taking their guests later to the
Children's Hospital ball at the VIII
lard.
Mrs. John Blankenship will enter
tain n few guests informally at tea