The Washington times., 1918-08-27

Mr.. and Mrs Tucker K. Sands have
leased their residence, 34o1 .Massa'
chusetts avenue. to Lieut.. and Mrs
Charles Wadsworth Howard. of New
York. for the coming winter. The
house has recently been let to Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Stewart and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sands have been making their
home at the Willard
Quite the most picturesque OF the
many functions given in honor of
DR.. Brum and the members of his
suite was the garden party at the
Pan-American building yesterday
afternoon, at which John Barrett, di-
rector general OF the Pan-American
Union. was host The weather was
most auspicious for an al fresco party,
and the Aztec garden. with its shady
terraces, its bordered walks, its lily
dotted pool, and its lines Of tall pop
lars standing guard, provided a per-
feet setting.
The reception was small and
marked by cons siderable informality,
ana was the more charming for that
Mr.. Barrett was assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Robert 2aasing and Mrs.
Hugo de Peua, wife OF the charge
d'affaires OF Uruguay. the members
OF the mission standing with them.
The line formed on the terrace before
the Pan-American Annex, which Is
shaded from the western sun. with
the charming blue Grotto" as a back
ground, and the sunken garden and
pool OF the San Indian" at its feet.
Ttr1 Nd
cisco J. Yanes presided at the dainty
tea tables, about which clustered
with picturesque effect men in sum-
mer nannels and the uniforms or
many nations and women in light
colored gowns.
Many men prominent in official
life arrived alone, their wives being
still by the sea or in the mountains.
OF this number were the ambassador
OF Brazil. Mr.. da CANA, and the
ambassador OF Argentina, DIR. Naon.
who headed the diplomatic contin-
gent: Congressman Henry ID. Flood.
Maj. Gen. George Barnett, Richard
Crane, Sd, Breckinridge Long. Third
Assistant Secretary of State, and
Jordan Herbert Stablcr, OF the Stats
Department.
Other n1tables present were Maj.
AfH. - ~. hlGl@dCuldns HllllldTy at
tache of the British embassy; the
Minister of Cuba and Nine. de Ces-
pcdes, who arrived late; the minis
ter OF Panama. DIR. Porras: Miss Pat
ten, Mrs. Joseph Crawford. Miss
Cary Crawford. Mrs. Fesseuden Me-
serve. and her daughter, Miss Las
celle MacCluskey; Mrs. Morris Evans.
Miss Meta Evans. Colonel Lee. the
famous British flyer; Miss Gladys
Hincklcy. Lieut. and Nine. Marqui-
san. NJ. and Mime. Claude Langlais,
General Guglielmotti, military at
tache of the Italian legation; j. i.
Lefevre, secretary OF the Panama
legation; Hugo V. de Pena, charge
d'anaires OF Uruguay; the charge
d'affaires OF Salvador. Mr.. Reyes
Guerra. and his bride: the Misses
ChamorrO. daughters of the minister
of Nicaragua; Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Winterhalter. and the Misses Marie
and Enid Sims.
The new Swiss Minister to Japan.
Jean GiGnouX. was also present, as
were Lieut.. Arthue Bradley Camp
bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Bergman.
DR.. John Crayke simpson. Mrs. Loren
B. Johnson, Lieut. and Mrs. George
Leroy Boyle, Surgeon General Will
Ae~'a - NbA t3dot olAN many ONHcIN
prominent in the various circles OF
society.
Capt. Pitt Scott, L. s. N. has gone to
White sulphur Springs to be with Mrs.
Scott and her mother, Mrs. T. Dewitt
Jesse Grant Married.
From New York comes news that
Jesse Root Grant, youngest son OF the
late Gen. Ulysses S. Grant. one-time
President OF the United States, has
been married again. His bride was
Mrs. Lillian Burns Inwood. OF New
York. The wedding tok place yester-
day in New York, but although the
fact that the ceremony had been per
was admitted at the home of
Mrs. wilkins. no member of the
WOULD give any further in
save to add that Mr.. and
Mrs. Grant had left the city and would
lot be back for several weeks.
Mr.. Grants home is in New York.
Dut he spends part Of each year in
California and Nevada. He and his
first wife, who was Miss Elizabeth
chapman, of San Francisco. were di-
gOrced five years ago. His brothers
are Ulysses S. Grant, jr., anu the late