The Washington herald., 1918-09-04
5n the Social Dorlo
BY MAUD McDoUGALL-

The President and Mrs. Wilson spent
yesterday morning on the golf links.
In the afternoon after the cabinet
meeting the President received Mr..
Ira Nelson Morris. the American min
lister to Sweden. at the White House.
Monday when he found that he could
not make the ball game the President
and Mrs. Wilson went for snort
drive, during which the President lett
his motor long enough to visit the
new municipal bathing beach and,
strolling down to the waters edge.
watched the swimming and diving
for a few moments. Then, followed
by the guard of secret service men,
he returned to his auto.
Arrangements are being made for
the President to leave Washington
on September % for a three-weeks'
tour that is expected to carry him
from coast to coast and from the
gulf to the Great Lakes, during which
ne will speak in behalf OF the fourth
liberty loan. and perhaps help out a
bit with the Congressional campaign.
1t is assumed that he will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Wilson.
The Vice-President and Mrs. Mar
shall have returned from two
months vacation, most OF II spent at
PetOskey, Mich, and are in their old
quarters at the Willard.
The Secretary OF the Treasury re-
turned to town yesterday. leaving
Mrs. McAdoo at their summer nome
at White Sulphur Springs, w. Va.
Mr.. McAdoo expects to Join his fam
lily at the springs for the next week.
end. Monday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
McAdoo watched the canteen workers
at White Sulphur serve refreshments
to a trainload OF sailors. the Secre-
tary shaking hands with them all.
amid much cheering and singing Of
songs.
Baron knut Bonde. secretary OF
the Swedish Legation. entertained
last night at dinner at the Club de
Vingt in compliment to Mr.. Ira
Nelson Morris, minister to Sweden,
and Mrs. Morris.
Mr.. Morris expects to 90 to Chi
caEo as soon as Ne has finished his
official business in Washington, but
Mrs. Morris is to stay on for perhaps
ten days longer, after which she
will go North to place her daughter
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Victor. aged Il. in schools near Bos-
ton. Mrs. Morris herself is a We'll
lesley graduate. and was formerly
at the head OF the Wellesley
Alumni Association in Chicago. so the
choice of Massachusetts for her
children's schooling is perhaps nat
uraL The young people are to be
left here when their parents re-
turn to Sweden.
As Mr.. and Mrs. Morris have
taken Dr. and Mrs. C. w Richard
sons country home. "Cliveden," on
Grant road (Dr. Richardson having
offered his surgical skill to his
country for Reconstruction" work.
has been making a tour of army
hospitals). with view to resting
after a strenuous summer. they are
accepting very few invitations
Tney have. however. made an ex-
CeptioE in favor of few old
friends, among whom is Mrs. Thorn
as +. Logan. an old Chicago friend,
who will give a luncheon for Mrs.
Morris tomorrow.
A British war mission which has
been visiting South American coun-
tries. has reached Washington. 1t
Is staying at the ShOreham. and
will remain in town for a week or
ten days. Last night Sir Richard
Crawford, Minister Plenipotentiary
and Commercial Commissioner of
Great Britain in the United States,
gave a dinner in their honor. To-
night Mr.. beaumont HOhler, second
counselor Of the British Embassy.
and officially their host while they
are here. who entertained informal
Iy at luncheon for them yesterday,
will give a large dinner for them
at the Metropolitan club.
Mr.. Hans SulZeT. the minister of
Switzerland to the United States who
has been on an official visit to his
own country. has returned to Ameri-
ca. and Joined Nine. SulZer and their
children at Nonquit. Mass. DR.. Con-
rad Jenny. attache Of the legation,
who accompanied his chief abroad
and returned with him is back in
Washington. The minister and Nine
sulzer will reach the capital about
the end OF September.
Nine. Bonillas, wife Of the Mexican
ambassador. accompanied by her
daughters. the Misses Bonillas. re-
turned to Washington last evening
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