The Washington times., 1918-11-19

= GLOWING their daily round of
r. golf, the President and Mrs.
Wilson entertained at lunch
con at the White House today,
the guests OF honor being the mem
bers of the important French educa-
tional mission now in Washington.
The personnel of the mission includes
Prof. Emmanuel de Martonne, Of the
University OF Paris, formerly eX-
change professor at Columbia Uni
versity: Lieut. Col. Theodore Reinach,
member of the institute, editor of the
Gazette des Beaux Arts. distinguished
historian and Archaeological: DIR. Fer
nand Baldensperger. OF the faculty Of
, the University of Paris. and exchange
professor at Columbia University;
Capt Charles Cazamian, professor Of
English literature at the University
Of Paris; DR.. Etienne Burnet, of the
Pasteur Institute, surgeon in the
French army; Charles Koechlin, COM
poser and historian. Of music, and
Seymour de Ricci, archaeoIogist and
historian OF the fine arts.
The French Ambassador and Nine
Jusserand and the Secretary Of Ag-
riculture and Mrs. Houston were
among those in the little company
asked to meet them.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Wilson,
accompanied by Mrs. McAdoo, took an
afternoon of and went to the
movies" attending the performance in
the new motion picture house, LOew's
Palace Theater,g which opened last
week
While no official announcement has
been made, 1t Is considered almost
certain that Mrs. Wilson will accom-
penny the President on hts trip to Eu-
rope to attend the peace conference,
and 1t is probable that several of the
delegates will be accompanied by
feminine members OF their families.
The most interesting event on the
social program this afternoon is the
presentation OF the great spectacu-
lar film, Lafayette. We Come"
which will be shown at the Knick-
erbocker Theater for the benefit OF
the Interior Department Convalescent
Home. Mrs. woodrow Wilson VIII
occupy a box. having guests with
her; and Mrs. Franklin X. Lane. wife
OF the Secretary Of the Interior, who
is president OF the board Of lady
managers OF the hospital, will enter
tain a box party, having with he-
the French Ambassador and = Nine
Mrs. Robert Lansing. Mrs.
John W. Davis and Mrs. Herbert
Hoover.
NJ. and Nine. Jusserand- have turned |
over their box to members OF the /
French educational mission. Others i
who have boxes are: Senator Phelan, |
Senator Kellogg, Mrs. Polk, Mrs. Will |
liam Phillips. Mrs. Franklin d. |
Mrs. Marshall Field, Mrs.
Lothrop Brown, Mrs. c. C. Glover,
Mrs. Hennen Jennings, Mrs. A. Keep,
Mrs. Everitt Macy, and Mr.. Henry
White.
Senator. Phelan will have as his
guests a number of convaIescents
from the Walter Reed Hospital and /
twenty nurses from that institution.
Mrs. Randolph Miner has also taken /
I large block of seats for the boys
rom the hospital. and Mrs. Doheny
will entertain 100 soldiers from Camp
Aeigs. The transportation of these
guests to and from the theater will /
De by the courtesy OF the Red Cross
'ranch OF the Interior Department
The Carnegie. Endowment for Inter
rational Peaoa win give banquet to
hight at khe4 Washington Hotel in
10 abe membersO OF the
French educational mission. Last ev-
ming the pntvs which is ScnE6uled
% leave Washington tomorrow, dined
With the French Ambassador and Mime.
Iusserand. The guests to meet them