The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-11-25

watertoWn, n. ". reached town this
morning. They will dine with As
sistsnt Secretary OF State and Mrs.
! William Phillips tomorrow evening
| and on Friday evening the Minister
! OF Salvador and Nine. Zaldiyar will
give q dinner in their honor.
J Mrs. Marshall Field will 60 to Bos-
] ton to spend Thanksgiving with her
! niece. Mrs. Albert Beveridge, wife OF
iformer Senator BsYeridge of Indiana.
Mrs. Field was hostess at dinner
| last evening", having the Secretary Of
the interior and Mrs. Lane amoag her
guests. Afterwsrd an impromptu
musicale was held, with some OF the
young people among the guests as
the artists.
The Minister of Switzerland and
I Nine Sulzer will entertain at dinner
| on Thanksgiving evening in honor Of
! the retiring Ambassador Of Argentina
/ and Nine. Naon. DR.. and Nine. Naon
are very much in demand as honor
| guests. just now, and their calendar
TO the day Of their departure is
crowded with social engagements.
The new minister OF the Neither
lands, Jonkheer Jacob Theodore
Crcmer. who arrived In New York
yesterday aboard the Dutch steamer.
Hollandia. will reach Washington.
this evening. Nine. Cremer is. with
him.
Capt; Archibald Barklie. of the re-
mount division, u. S. A., and Mrs.
Barklie have returned to InVer House.
Their home al Wayne. Pa from Kan
/ sas City. No, where Captain Barklie
4 has been on duty. They win come 70
washington tomorrow. where Captain
I Barkiie win await orders.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hervey Young
will give a tea on Thursday after.
noon, December 20. at thefS residence.
S12 Seventeeth street. to- introduce
Their daughter. Miss Elisabeth Ham,
lin YouneS to. society. They also ex-
Ipect to give dance for Miss Young
iduring the Christmas holidays. and
are arranging other less formal hos
FATALITIES in her honor.
Barrett EntertaIns.
John Barrett. director general OF
the Pan-American Union, ,entertained
at luncheon yesterday in the Column
bus room of the Pan-Ameriean build
ing in honor OF Don Gustayo. NUM-
lzaga Varela, counselor and charge
Id'affaires of Chile, who Is about to
surrender direction of the embassy to
the new Chilean ambassador.
The guests included Breckenridge
Hong, Third Assistant Secretary of
4 State; ]. z. Lefevte, charge d'affaires
| of Panama; Albert Blanchet, charge
d'ahaires OF Haiti: J. II. Stabler. chief,
Latin American division, State De-
partment; Juan B. Rojo, counselor of
the Mexican embassy; Rene, Correa
Luna, secretary, of the Argentine en-
bassy:- Capt. Julian Irizar, naval at
tache OF the Argentine embassy:
Col. Alfredo Ewing, military attache
1 of the Chilean embassy; Luis Churion,
secretary OF the Venezuelan legation;
Boaz Long. diplomatic service, State
Department; Major Ernesto y. Tabio.
military attache of the Cuban lexa-
ton: Pedro Villademoros. financial
commissioner. Argentine embassy:
Lieut.. Jose Van der Gucht, naval at
,tache OF the Cuban legation; Manuel
zavala, secretary of the Nicarazuan
Legation: Luis Fidel Yanez. secretary
OF the Chilean embassy; Alberto Cor
tadellas, secretary of the Bolivian
LEGATION; Hugo Wilson, financial com
missioner. Argentine embassy; Oc-
tavia Fialho. second secretary of the
Brazilian embassy; Ricardo Beeu,
lsecond secretary Of the Argentine eu1-
bassy: Oscar +. Dupian, second secre-
tary of the Mexican embassy; DR.
Mariana Bruli, second secretary Of the
Cuban legation: Angel Gandolfo Her
rers, attache of the Argentine en-
bassy; l. A. Penahehhera, attache Of
the Ecuadorean legation; Pablo Rada
attache OF the Bolivian legation Juan
~
bian legation: Francisco ]. Yanes. as
sistant director OF the Pan-American
Union: A c. Rivas, OF the Pan-Ameri-
can Union: Harry W. Van Dyke, W.
4. Reid, acting chief clerk Of the Pan
American Union. and 'Benito Jayier
Perez, Verdia, of the Pan-American
Union.
The Attorney General. and Mrs.
Gregory have as their guest Mrs.
Mary Cook, of Philadelphia. who ar
rived last week, to spend Thanks
giving with them.
Mrs. Baker Recovering.
Mrs. Newton ID. Baker. wife Of the
Secretary of War. who has been I'll
for the last month, has returned to
her Georgetown home from the local
hospital which she entered early In
the week, and seems now to be MAX
ing steady progress toward complete
recovery.
The Secretary Of Agriculture and
Mrs. Houston will entertain few
friends informally at dinner on
Thanksgiving Day.
Rear Admiral Charles Fl. Davis. Q.