The Washington herald., 1918-01-11

The Duke of Devonshire.< Gov
ernor General of Canada, was the
honor guest at a dinner which the
British Ambassador, Sir Cecil Arthur
Spring Rice. gave last evening at
the British Embassy. In the dis
tinguished company asked to meet
the Duke were the French Ambas-
sador, ]. j. Jusserand; the Brazi1Gn
Ambassador. Domicio da Cana; the
Italian Ambassador, Count di Gel
lere; the japanese Ambassador, Al
marc sato; the Portuguese Minister,
Viscount d'Alti; the Serbian Minis
ter, Mr.. Michailoviteh; the Belgian
Minister, Baron de Cartier; DR.. Mi
lenko Vesnitch. head Of the Serbian
special mission; Senator Henry c.
Lodge. Congressman +. H. Gillett.
Mai. Gen. John Biddle. U. s. A..
General Stan Corps; Frank L. Polk.
counsellor of the Department of
state; Vance Mccormick. chairman
of the War Trade Board; Monsieur
de Billy, of the French high COM
mission; Sir Charles Gordon, vice
chairman OF the British war mission;
Col, Henderson, military secretary,
ana OdpI. bulkclcy JOhuSOAs dAAC-
de-camp to the Governor General;
and the following members of the
British Embassy stan: Sir Richard
Crawford, commercial adviser; Com
modore Guy Gaunt. naval liaison Of
hcer; ColviIle Barclay and Thomas
Hohler, counsellors, and Col A. c..
Murray, assistant military attache.
The Russian Ambassador. Boris
Dakh,afaR n haUn h1If
was called away from Washington
by urgent business.
The British Ambassador entertain-
ed at lunch yesterday to meet the
Duke of Devonshire, william Phil
lips, Assistant Secretary of State:
Edward N. Hurley, chairman of the
Shipping Board; Herbert Hoover, the
Food Administrator; Judge Lovett,
Commissioner on Priority in Trans
portation: DR.. H. A. Garfield, Fuel
administrator; H. p. Dawson, chair
man Of War Council. american Red
Cross; and Sir Richard Crawford,
commercial adviser Of the British
Embassy.
The Duke and Duchess of Devon
shire, who have been the guests of
the Ambassador and Lady Spring
Rice for several days, will go to New
York today. The Duke will make
an address before the banquet Of the
New York Bar Association tomorrow
evening. Sir Frederick E. Smith,
attorney general of Great Britain,
viii speak before the meeting of
the association today. Sir Frederick
is making a stay of several months
in this country. Sir Cecil Spring
Rice had planned to attend the met
ings and banquet of the associa-
tion, but finds now that he will be
unable to do so.
The Minister of Greece, Georges
Roussos, entertained informally at
luncheon at the ShOreham yesterday
v compliment to DR.. MiIenko YES
mitch. chief of the Serbian Mission.
The other guests were Gen. Michailo
Rachitch. Lieut.. Col. Michailo MenaE
doyitch and DR.. Sima Lozanftch.s an
OF the mission, the Minister of Serbia.
Mr. Michailovitch: the secretary of
the Legation of Serbia, A. V. George
witch, and A. vouros and s, x.
Constantinidi, counselor and first sec
retary OF the Greek Legation.
DR.. Vesnitch dined last evening a.
the British Embassy. while Col.
Menadovitch and Capt. Milan Jo-
yitchitch were guests of Mrs. Price
Collier at dinner.
The mission will leave Washing
ton this evening at 10 O'Clock for
Pittsburgh DIR. Vesnitch expects to
return here about January q. To-
day Prof. Yovanovitch will entertain
at luncheon at Rauscher's for the
mission. Miss Helen Lozanitch.
daughter Of DR.. Lozanitch, of the mis-
sion, who has been in Washington
with her father, will return to New
York today. She has been working
there for several years with the
Serbian relief committee.
The japanese Ambassador, Aimaro
Sato, will leave Washington today
for Chicago. From there he will go
TO Seattle. Wash, froms which place
he will sail for Japan
The Russian Ambassa Sar. Boris
Bakhmetieff, went to New York yes
terday to remain several days.
The Belgian Minister, Baron de
Cartier, will leave Washington this
morning for New York, where he will
remain until Monday. He will attend
the meetings Of the New York Bar
Association and the banquet which
they win give tomorrow evening.
The Chinese Minister. Wellington
Koo, left Washington last evening
for Boston, where he will attend the
dinner given this evening by the
American Asiatic Society. Tomorrow
the Boston City Club will give a