Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-17
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4 oHE. Japanese ambassador and
sviscountess Ishii. who went
to New. York to attend the
I Lafayette day celebration and
-. Litter. INSIDE short tour
through New York state and Canada,
will return to Washington this evening.
The Argentine ambassador will 60 to
stay, Mime. Naon. who is stu at Blue
Ridge Summit, will return to Washing
ton about the LIST Of October
! The minister of Norway and Nine.
Bryn will return to Washington early in
October from Blue Ridge Summit
where they spent the summer.
The Secretary Of State and Mrs. Lam
sing were the guests Of Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. George Barnett In their Oo1 at
Polls last-evening. Miss Anna Gordon
and Miss Leila Gordon were also IN the
party.
Mrs. Barnett, with her daughters. left
this morning to spend some time at
Wakefield Manor, her country place at
Huntley, Va.
Mrs. Charles A.. Mum will give
aer estate oa ATTY az Kaanor sa9urGay
in honor of some Of the out-of-town
guests attending the horse snow at
Mai. Gen. J.,D. McLachlan military
attache of the British embassy; Gen.
jG. F. Trotter of the British military
mission and Col. Giles will be among
/, the guests alta house party to be given
during the show by Mrs. MUM.
| Gen. Joseph Claudon Of the French
high commission will be the house
guest Of Mrs Robert L. Montgomery
at Ardrossan, Viilanova' tor the morse
Others going to Bryn Mawr for the
ievent include Gen. and Mrs: hugh u.
Scott, Gen. Dunning, head Of the Brit
Col. Bristol head of the. American Re-
mount, who will be the guests OF Mrs.
Robert E. Strawbridge at Meadow
Lodge.
One of tho series Of interallied din
ners given by the members of the
military missions Of the allied nations
will take place tomorrow evening at
the Purple Iris Tea House.
Mrs. John w. Foster will arrive in
washington tomorrow from her place
at Henderson Harbor, N. Y. and join
! the Secretary and Mrs. Lansing at
their residence in 18th street.
The Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. McAdoo returned this morning
from White Sulphur Springs and are
at their residence, in 18th street.
Returns From Newport.
Capt. Arthur L. snagse. naval at
tache at the British embassy, has
ended his stay. with Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Graham Glasgow at Newport
and returned to Washington.
Capt. Perry Belmont returned to
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Aspinwall
have returned to Washington and are
at their residence. 1889 Wyoming ave-
nue.. Mrs. Aspinwall spent the sum-
mer at Cambridge, Mass. where she
was engaged in canteen work at the
Harvard Radio School. MI. Aspinwall
was abroad for the past four months
doing administrative work for the
Y. M. C. A..
| Mrs. Ado1ph Caspar Miller, who has
been spending the latter part Of the
/ summer in Bar Harbor, is expected
in Washington Monday. Mr.. Miller
will go up to New York to meet her
and return with her.
| Mr.. William Dana circuit Of Boston,
who is chairman OF the magazine pub
ltcity for the Red Cross, will spend
much time in Washington this win
ter. He with Mrs. circuit have left
Breton Woods, where they spent q
month, for Boston, where they will
meet their. son. Mr.. Philip Dana Or
cult. who lately returned from France.
Mr.. Harry H. Morgan, representa-
tive Of the United States War Trade
IBoard~in Cuba. and Mrs Morxan who
are now in New York, have announced
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Consuela Morgan to Capt. Fran
cisco Terry. French Aviation Corps
Miss Morgan is g. granddaughter of
Judge Philip H. Morgan Of the su-
preme court Of Louisiana, formerly a.
member, of the International Court at
Egypt and United States minister to
Mexico. Capt. Terry. although born
In Cuba. has LIVED in Franco most Of