The Washington herald., 1918-07-12
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A j lN WASHINGTON
IN WAsRINcToN
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rhs President and Mrs. Wilson and
Miss Helen woodrow Bones occupied
q box at 3. +. Kelth's Theater last
night.
The Argentine Ambassador. who ar
rived at Washington Tuesday. accom-
,pansed Nine. Naon on her return
"WEDNESDAY to Blue Ridge Summit,
rwhere they have a cottage for the
summer. The Ambassador, who re-
turned with the additional title of high
icoumissioner. was accompanied upon
his arrival from Buenos Aires by a
party which includes several additions
I to the embassy staff. Among them
were Hugh Wilson. who has been ap-
pointed financial and commercial sec.
! retary; DR.. Gandolso and Villa de
T Moros. attache OF the Embassy. Mime
Villa de Moros accompanied her hus-
band
Gen. Paul Edmond vignal. military
attache OF the French Embassy. anc
Nine. vignal viii spend the weekend
In Baltimore Gen. vignal will be the
principal speaker at the Peabody or
Sunday evening at the celebration in
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well known here. and Is fluent In
speaking English He was attached &c
the embassy in 1889. remaining for four
years. He has won distinction in the
battles OF the Marne. the Mons and
Aisne.
Nine. Huebscher. wife of the secre-
tary OF the Swiss Legation, and their
young daughter left Washington We'd
nes1ay to be the guests of Nine. Sui
rer. wife OF the Swiss Minister, at
their cottage at Nonquitt, Mass
Josephus Daniels, the Secretary OF
!. the Navy. will return this morning
, from Atlantic City, where he went to
make an address yesterday during the
patriotic celebration of the Elks in
that city.
The Assistant, Secretary Of War and
Mrs. Edward r. Stettinius, with Miss
Isabel stettinius and Miss Betty Stet-
tinius. are opening their cottage al
the White Sulphur Springs this week
The family are in the habit Of spend
ing q part Of every summer there, but
this year they expect to remain until
the late autumn
Representative and Mrs. Daniel r,
Anth9TS lAft Washington Tuesday
f~' .,ts- winner home at Edgar
ing the
srs. James Lawson Kar-
CLAIMING to leave Washing
ton next month for a short stay in
the Berkshires. Their two sons are
abroad Lieut.. David Karrick Is in
France. and James L Karriek. jr.. Is
in Italy.
Mrs. II. B. Learned has left Wash
fngton for their summer home in
|, Keens Valley. n. Y. Mr.. Learned
win Join her there the end OF
August
Mrs. ]. Nota McGill has gone to
Nantucket where she is occupying
her summer home. She has rented
her apartment in the Avondal to
Ensign and Mrs James Paul War
burg.
The Misses Beach. daughters of
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Beach enter
tanned at a bridge yesterday aft
ernoon at their home near Mont
rose. Nd. Their guests include a
number OF last winters debutantes.
Miss Jane Gregory is visiting the
Misses Beach for several months.
Walter Tuckerman has returned
from a short stay with his family
in Southampton. l. l.. where they
are passing the summer.
tico will entertain at a dance this
evening at the Marine Barracks.
Miss Daviette Ficklen, chaproned
by her mother, Mrs. S. P. Ficklen,
went to Quantico yesterday even
some of the officers. A number of
young people went down from Wash
ington for the occasion.
John Temple Graves, jr.. and De
Granenreid Graves have returned
from a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
- Fthur Lee at their home in Elkins
w. Va. They were in the party OF
young people who motored down
there last week. Others who have
returned from the same house party
are Lieut.. John Ives. Lieut.. Buck
ley and Alger Selden-
Mrs. william c. Harllee is plan
ming to remain in Washington all
summer.
Mrs. Harold Norton left Washing
ton yesterday for her summer home
the Anchorage, at Osterville, Mass.
She was accompanied by her sis
ter. Nine. Thiebaut, Commander
William Manning Irwin and her