Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-04
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HE Pfe0lQonG Will receive Iuo
minister Of Greece, Mr..
Georges Roussos, who win
accompany the Archbishop
Of Athens, Meledios Medaxa-
lkfs, and Mr.. N. g. Kryiadkides. visitors
from Greece. at tho White House at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Mr.. Spero
tx. Constantinidi. secretary Of the
Greek legation, will accompany them.
Tho archbishop and others OF his
party will leave washington later IN
the afternoon tomorrow, and Will at
tend the Lafayette day celebration.
The archbishop will later return to
Washington.
Yesterday afternoon the President
and Mrs. Wilson received Mr.. Ira Mel
son Morris, minister to Sweden, and
Mrs. Morris at tho White House.
Sir Maurice de Bunsen OF England
who heads an important financial and
trade commission to this country. and
who is the guest of Mr.. Thomas Beau
mont Hohler. second counselor OF the
British embassy, Is spending an n in ~
o'clock he was presented to the Secre-
tary Of State, Mr.. Lansing, at the de-
partment, and the morning also IN
cluded an automobile trip through the
more interesting parts VI lAC lily
with Mr.. Henry White as host.
Mr.. Hohler entertained Sir Maurice
and those of his mission and few ad-
ditional guests at luncheon at MS
home in gath street today, and tonight
he will entertain larger party OF
guests at dinner at the Metropolitan
Club in honor of Sir Maurice and those
Of his party.
Sir Richard Crawford, minister and
81 Ice Great
Britain, entertained q distinguished
company at dinner last night in honor
Of Sir Maurice de Bunsen and the
other members of the British war
mission spending q week in Washing
ton.
Baron Knut Bonde, secretary Of the
Swedish legation, entertained Mr.. Ira
Nelson Morris, American minister to
Sweden, and Mrs. Morris at dinner
Mrs. Thomas F. Logan Of Chicago
will entertain Mrs. Morris at luncheon
tomorrow.
Mr.: spero x. constantinidi. secre-
tary of the Greek legation. will leave
washington tomorrow evening for
Boston, where he will remain until
the first of next week. His visit COM
bines business and pleasure.
In Atlantic City for Autumn.
Leader of the minority, Representa-
tive James r. Mann, and Mrs. Mann
left Washington today for Atlantic
City and will spend some time at the
Hotel Traymore.
Mrs. Jerome N Bonaparte is at the
Ritz Carlton, New York, for part OF
the autumn.
An engagement interesting to those
in the service just announced is that
Worcester. Mass, daughter OF Mr.:
and Mrs. Harry Worcester Smith OF
Lordvale, North Grafton, Mass, to
Sergt. Francis Marbury MacDume,
U. S. A.
sergt. MaoDuf1e is a son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus L. MacDuff1e Of New York
and g. nephew Of Miss Elizabeth Mar
bury Of that city. He was a member
Of the class of 1920 at Harvard, but
gave up his college career to enlist
with the LIST Massachusetts, Field Ar
tillery, now the 101st Field Artillery.
Chateau Thierry. He Is now in the
Army candidate school at Saumur,
France, and has been recommended
for q second Neutenancy.
The wedding will take place as
soon as Sergt. MacDuffie can obtain
a
The first regular monthly meeting
of the Adelaide Daniels unit, Navy
auxiliary, Red Cross, will be held at
! room rs, Wilson Normal School. Har-
ward and 18th streets, at o'clock to-
morrow evening, and the first Thurs
day in each month thereafter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Strawbridge
of Philadelphia have taken the house
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Howard at
1850 Massachusetts, avenue. for the
coming winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Baruch have
| leased the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. S.
Reynolds Hit at 1920 18th street for
another season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin D. Ellsworth
Of 1913 Girard street northwest have
been Joined by their son, Worth Bag
ley Ellsworth, who spent the sum-
mer at the Plattsburg Junior camp.
Col. Robert NJ Thompson has left
his home, at Southampton, L. l., for
Fort Ticonderoga, N. T., to visit. his
daughter, Mrs Stephen H p. Pell.
Her sons Robert and John Pell, who
their grandparents, are leaving Fri
day for Ticonderoga with Mrs. Thomp-
son, who will spend the remainder Of
the season there. Accompanying
thep1 also will be Lieut.. De Lanzy Of
the French BLUE Devils" who is q
guest of the Messrs. Pell while re-
cuperating after having been wound
ed three times in battle. He re-
ceived both the croix de guerre and
the Legion d'Honneur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarkson Potter Of
Washington are at the Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs to remain for
a short time.
Mrs. John D. Thayer, tr., Of Wash
ington is with her grandmother, Mrs.
Alexander J. Cassatt, at Newport.
Mrs. Thayer, who was Miss Lois
Cassatt was married last winter.
Her engagement was announced at
Newport last season at q large re-
ception and tea at her grandmothera
Mrs. George Howard has returned
to washington after spending q few
days at the Ritx-Carlton. In New
York.
Return for Autumn.
Mrs. F. Ward Denys accompanied her
daughter. Mrs. Wolcott, wife Of Lieut.
Stanley wolcott, U. 8. A.. returned to
Washington yesterday. Mrs. Wolcott has
spent August with her parents at Bar
Harbor, and returned to Washington to