The Washington herald., 1918-07-15
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By E. c. DRUM-HUNT.

The Italian ambassador. Count
MacehI di celIere. win return to-
morrow from New York. where ne
went this morning for the celeora-
tion today in that city Of the fall
OF the Bastile. held in Madison
Square Garden.
The japanese ambassador VIII
give a dinner at the embassy wed
nesday evening in honor OF Prince
Tokugava, who Is at tne heao OF
the Japanese Red Cross mission
which will arrive at Washington to-
morrow.
The following evening the prince
and the other members OF the dele
kation will be entertained at a din
ner, followed by a reception. when
the officials of the American Red
Cross will act as hosts.
Former Presidents Theodore
Roosevelt and William H. Taft, also
Gov Charles S, Whitman. former
GOV. Charles z. Hughes and Elihu
Root also a number of the mem
bers Of Congress will go to sara
toka Springs early this week for the
conferences of the Republican lead
ers to be held there.
Many women prominent in society
acted as patronesses- for the polo
game played yesterday on the
Erounds Of the Gedney Farms Hotel
for the beneft of the British and
Canadian Patriotic Fund. There
kas an American team, known as
the westchester team. and a BRUSH
team. selected from English Officers.
all of whom have seen service on
the battIefeld-
+ The players on the Westchester
team included Prentice l. Coomley'
George c. Sherman. Earl Hopping g,
A. w. Kinney, DR.. Hugh Blackwell
and DR.. A. +. Black.
1.-THE English team was chosen
from among Lieut.. Col John Glnord'
Lieut.. Col +, Hunter, who Is British
assistant provost marshal; MAJ. NOR
man Graham Thwaites. Maj. Leon
ard Tate, who Is statloneo at
Goshen, n. Y, with the Remount
Commission; Maj Crawford stuart
who is secretary Of the British High
Commission: Col Macnougal, Col
Symon and Col Giles.
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Of interest here. will be that Of Miss
Agnes l. Morgenthau. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Mengo L. Morgenthau.
of New York. to Sidney Newborg' OF
Philadelphia
II will be celebrated at the country
home Of the bridSs parents In west
End. n. J.
Miss Morgenthau will have her
sister, Mrs. Hugo s. Joseph. as her
matron OF honor and only attendant
Joseph L. Newborg will serve mis-
brother as best man
Miss Morgenthau was graduated
from Smith College in 1874 and since
then has taken an active interest In
public movements and war rellef
work. She Is a niece Of Henry Nor
genthau. formerly ambassador to
Turkey.
Mr.. Newborg was graduated from
Williams College in 1904 and later
from the Columbia Law School
Col. and Nine. Lucien Guinard. the
former a member OF the French high
commission. are being congratulated
.-,spon the birth Of o daughter on June
%. In their Washington home at 1S2
Columbia road. The baby was chris
tened Marie Antoinette, on July in
St Paul's Catholic Church, Mgr.
James F. Mackin officiated in the
presence of a small company Of inti-
mate friends. principally OF the little
colony of French people now gathered
in Washington Nine. Collardet, wife
Of the assistant naval attache of the
French embassy, stood as sponsor for
the god-mother and godfather Of the
little one, who are absent in France.
Florence Khanom. Moraveh-es-Sul-
taneh. wife Of Mira All Kun Khan,
Charge d'anaires of Persia and coun-
selor OF the embassy. with their
daughter, is at Nantucket In a charm
ing cottage for the summer. Their
two young sons are in a boys camp
and summer school at Mountain Lake
Park. The charge d 'adaires has his
nephew. Philos Nsssrollah Khan, who
IL taking a POSTGRADUATE course at
the University OF Ohio as a doctor of
philosophy. with him for the season.
Ensign and Mira F. II. McAdoo,
United. States Naval Reserve. who
have been stopping at the Mohican
Hotel. New London, Conn, for sew
eraI weeks. have left. Ensign Nc
Adoo, son of the Secretary of the
Treasury. William G. McAdoo, was
stationed at the experimental station
at Fort Trumbull and was only re-
Gently assigned to one of the sub
marine chasers. AIRS. McAdoo return
ed to her home in Washington, where
She will remain until her husband
returns.
Princess Donna Eugenia Ruspoli. Of
Rome. who was the guest for a few
days of Mrs. John A. Logan. jr..