The Washington herald., 1918-04-25

Mrs. william .dltt were an q DO1
| together; Mrs. Blodgett entertained
young peoples party for her two
| daughters, and there was another
group of young people in the Will
| lam Cary SaRgers box with their
I daughter. Mai. George Oakley Tot
ten was there; so were the Ord Pres
tons, Mrs. Cary Langhorne, Mrs. Pc
i ter Gerry In Mrs. Archibald Bark
Ambassador from Argentina. and
Mrs. Horace westcott; and Mrs.
James Hamilton Lewis was one of
Mrs. Borden Harriman's party.
Mrs. Arthur Ryerson, who Is spend
ing = few days in Washington en-
route to France whers one OF her
daughters Is already engaged In hos
pital work as a meteorological ex-
pert, or a specialist In histology, or
something equally abstruse, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Por-
ter in their New Hampshire avenue
residence.
Monday Mrs. James Hamilton
Lewis entertained at an elaborate
luncheon for Mrs. Ryerson and. Miss
Caroline, of Chicago. covers being
laid for thiFty-six. Miss Kirkland,
who Is an old friend of Mrs. Marshal
Fields, Is staying at her residence in
Sixteenth street, and expects to join
Mrs. Field in New York within a
few days.
The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall, who have been at their home
in indianapolis for a short visit. have
returned to Washington.
Miss Mary Boyce Temple has taken
rooms at the Hotel Washington for
the remainder of the season.
Mrs. Madigan, wife OF DR.. Joseph p.
Madigan, U. 8. A, OF El Paso, Tex,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Ready,
OF Georgetown.
Mrs. Madigan has taken a box for
the lecture to be given by Prof. Wit
torio Falorsi at the National Theater
for the benefit OF the Italian refugees
and for the Holy Cross Alumnae
housing committee.
Mrs. August Belmont, of New York,
is the guest OF Capt and Mrs. Perry
Belmont, for several days.
| F. B.CavaIcanti de Lacerda has been
appointed counselor OF the Brazilian
embassy, and will succeed Alberto de
lpanema Moreira, who has recently
been raised to the rank OF minister
and detailed to duty in Mexico.
The embassy staff has been increased
by the appointment of a new second
secretary. Octavio Fialho. ]. L. de
Modesto Leal, second secretary of the
embassy, has moved from 1877 H street
to Clifton. Va, where he will spend
the summer months.
Mrs. Norman de r. Whitehouse,
who has returned from Switzerland,
where she has been since January
representing the Committee on Public
Information, is expected in Washing
] ton shortly TO report to George CreeI,
I head of the committee.
Paul LS Teller has arrived in Wash
ington to serve as secretary OF the
Belgian legation.
! Albert Sergysels is also connected
with the embassy staff as temporary
secretary.
DR.. Alfonso FORBADE. secretary of
the Cuban legation to Norway, is tenn
porarily attached to the Cuban Iega-
an apartment at the Hotel Logan.
Miss Mary PheIan and her niece,
Miss Gladys Sullivan. will arrive on
Friday from California to spend the
rest OF the season with Senator James
d. Phelan.
Mrs. Robert r. Hit and Mrs. r.
;. Reynolds Hit have gone 10 New
York and are stopping at the Ritz
| Carlton Hotel.
Secretary Lane was called suddenly
away on business Monday afternoon
and was consequently unable to make
the address scheduled at the open-
ing OF the French aviation pictures
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Lane. who has been confined
TO the house with a bad case Of
grippe for the last week. is i'm
proving, but still feeling rather
wretched.
Mrs. Champ Clark and her dauCh-
ter, Mrs. James Thomson. OF New
Orleans. having returned from New
York last Monday morning with the
Speaker, turned around and went
back to New York Monday night,
that they might see as much as nos
| sible of their soldiers before thew
are sent abroad. Both the Speaker's
son. Mai. Bennett c. Clark, and his
son-in-law, Capt. James VI. Thorn
son, are stationed at Camp Mills
and expecting sailing orders at anv
minute now.
MIR. F. r. Cavalcantf de I.acerda
mas been appointed counselor of the
brazilian Embassy, to succeed Mr..
AIDerto de lpanema Moreira, who has
been assigned to the Mexican post
as Minister.
new second secretary has been
appointed to the Brazilian Embassy
here in the person Of Mr.. octavio
| FiaIho.
Lieut.. carter Glass. ir., son of Rem
resentative Carter Glass, of Virginia.
was married at noon Yesterday to
Miss Ria Binford Thomas, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. De Los Thomas.
OF Roanoke. Va. The ceremony took
place at old st. PauPs Protestant
Episcopal Church. Baltimore. The
Rev. Thomas Atkinson, a cousin Of
the bride. performed the ceremony
The father Of the bride Is criticaIiv
i'll In Johns Hopkins Hospital and
was not able to attend the we'd
ding. 1t was because of his Illness
that the wedding took place at RaI-
timore instead of in Roanoke.
The marriage was tn have taLon
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