Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-27
Society

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panied. by MrA Wilson and
her mother and sister. ArA
Boiling and Miss Boiling.
when he left Washington
this morning for New York. Col Ed
ward t. Brown Of Atlanta, Ga. and
Mrs. Brown and Miss Brown. who
have been guests ut the White House
for short time, also accompanied
him.
The President and Mrs. Wilson win
return to Washington late in the day
tomorrow.
Exceedingly interesting forma1ities
are closing the service in Washing-
ton of Senior DR.: Don Belisario For
ras, minister to this country from Pan
anna since November, 1916, the lunch
con party which he gave at the Shore
ham today being of particular impor-
tance.
The minister, who has retired to be-
come the President of Panama, Wis
tied the White House yesterday aft
ernoon with Senior Don J. E. Lefevre,
secretary of the legation. who becomes
charge d'affaireS with the departure
of the minister, and was cordiaAly
greeted by the President and con-
graduated on his new post Of. honor.
He also called on the Secretary OF
State, where similar formalitles were
carried out.
When DR.. Porras leaves Washington
city he will shortly leave for Panama,
he will be accompanied by Mr.. Lee
fevre and an escort from the State
Department.
Guests at luncheon today Of DR.. Por-
ras included Mr.. Naon, ambassador OF
Santos "A.
Dominica, minister of Venezuela; Senior
Gondra, minister Of Paraguay and
former presidentSo that country;
Senior DIR. Luis Ga1van, minister OF the
Dominican Republic; Senator Dun
can u. Fletcher Assistant Secretary
l. s. Rowe Of the Treasury. Mr.. Ny
ers Of the State Department. Mr.. Ira
Bennett, DR.. James Brown Scott, MI.
Clarence j. Owens. Mr., Richard crane
secretary to the Secretary Of state:
Don Belisario Porras, jr., attachf OF
the staff Of the Panama legation
Guests,at Argentine Embassy.
The ambassador Of Argentina and
Mrs. Naon have as guests at the en-
bassy, in New Hampshire avenue, MI.
Jorge Mitre, editor-in-chief Of La Ma
cion, and Mrs. Mitre- Mr.. Mltre iett
Washington today for a short visit TO
Philadelphia and New York. and will re-
turn again within few days and join
Mrs. Mitre at the embassy.
The Countess di Cellere, wife Of the
Italian, ambassador. and their children
have returned to Washington. and are
established in the embassy for the win
ter. The ambassador and Countess al
Cellere had a cottage at Blue Ridge
Summit during the summer.
The third assistant secretary of state
and Mrs. Breckenridge Long are settled
in their residence, 2S29 18th street, for
the season. Mrs. Long hav1'S returned
from the Massachusetts, last, where,
with her children, she spsct the greater
part of the summer several days ago.
Capt. r: r. Glen. honorary attaehe of
the British embassy, is at the Green
brier White Sulphur Springs, w. va,
for short stay.
Mrs. Thornton Lewis Of Cincinnati,
who spent the summer at White
ington to attend q conference Of the
Potomac division Of the American Red
Cross canteen service Mrs. Lewis
has devoted almost her entire summer
to war work at White Sulphur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell Of
washington were the principal guests
at a beautiful luncheon given by Mr.
and Mrs: Giraud Foster. Benefontaln me-
Mrs. wendell will pass the autumn at
the Curtis, Lenox.
Mis-. ca1lie Doyle Of Washington,
Who Is at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel,
will return to Washington early in
October.
Mrs. Robert Mccormick has returned
70 her residence in Massachusetts, ave-
nue., after an absence of several
months.