The Washington herald., 1918-04-29

| NHO are COHlpltliHS plduS lOA ehO
Latin-Americsn Liberty Loan Day
in New York. which has been set
| for Thursday. A mammoth concert
will be given in the evening in the
armory of the Sixty-nineh kegi-
ment. They have the cooperation
CT the Latin-Americans here and
over the couasry in paying a hand
some tribute of friendship for the
! United States. Mr.. and Mrs. Pezet
are TO leave toward the end of May
| for a several months visit to their
country. Nine. Pezet to remain in
Lima, while Mr.. PeZet makes a
number of trips through South
America.
Mrs. T. ]. Brahany, wife of one
of the secretaries of the President,
was the sponsor for the steamship
Waukesha, a 4.00O-ton craft for
the Emergency Fleet Corporation,
which was launched in Wilmington,
Del, on saturday.
MyIon r. Herrick. who has been
, staying at White Sulphur Springs,
Iefc there Friday evening for Wash
/ ington. He went from here to New
York to preside at a dinner to be
given this evening in the Plaza
Hote: by the Franco-American bank
ing section of the New York dis
trict for the Third Liberty Loan.
He will return to White Sulphur
Springs shortly. to join Mrs. Her
rick. who is recovering from a re-
cent illness.
Mrs. Fred C. Vanderbilt left
Washington last night for New
York.
Mrs. William G. McAdoo, jr.. who
is staying at the Dennis Hotel in
Atlantic City. was among the
, luncheon hostesses of last week.
Mrs. Eliphalet Andrews is making an
indefinite stay in New York. She
went there to be with her brothers.
Maj. Fitzhugh L. Minnigerode. L. 5.
A. and Lieut.. Carl Minnigerode. U. 5.
R.. who expect to sail shortly for
France.
Theodore N McAboy has returned to
Washington after passing the winter
| in Bradentown, Fla.
Senator James Duvall Phelan enter
| tanned at dinner last evening.
Mrs. James Mcdonald was hostess at
an informal dinner last evening.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
! Burrell Hoffman. of New York. who
are visiting her. They will return to
their home in New York tomorrow or
Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman
| are being extensively entertained dur
ing their stay here.
Mrs. John W. Joyes. wife of Col.
| Joyes, L. S. A.. entertained at a tea
yesterday afternoon for her guests.
her mother. Mrs. A. b. Butler, and
her sister. Mrs. Chaplin Marcus. or
| New York. Mrs. James G. Harbord
and Mrs. James B. Aleshire presided
at the tea table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler will not open
their handsome Washington home this
spring. 1t has been closed all winter.
, Mr.. Butler is in the West, where he
has large business interests, and Mrs.
Butler will leave here in a few days
for Atlantic City.
Miss Estelle Reeve and Mr.. Joseph
Barnett Kalbfus. of Georgia. eldest
son Of Mr.. and Mrs Samuel r kaIb-
fus, of this city, will be married on
Thursday. May %. at the home Of
Miss Reeves parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William King Reeve. in Georgetown.
The ceremony will be performed by
the Rev. DR.. Charles Wood, pastor
or the Church Of the Covenant, at 1
| O'Clock
Invitations have been limited to the
relatives and intimate friends of the
two families. There will be no for
NAL reception.
! Miss Helen Elizabeth Maier's en-
gaGement to Lloyd William Hill, of
Chicago. has been formally announC-
ed. Miss Naier is the daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. William II. Maier, of
1 RidSeWood. y. ]. She was graduated
from the National Seminary in Wash
! ington, and is interested in Red
| Cross work. The wedding will be
! celebrated in June.
! The Counselor Of the State Depart-
ment and Mrs. Frank Lyon Polk nave
leased a cottage at Bar Harbor for
| the summer. Their children will 20
| there at the first of the season. Mrs.
! Polk joining them in August
| o'HdloI TOiltTtIe, VINO went TO
Cleveland on Friday night to make a
/ speech at banquet, will return to
Washington today
Paul lie Teller has arrived at Wash
| inStOn to be secretary of the Belgian
| Legation. Albert SerEysels also is
: connected with the legation stan as
| temporary secretary.
! John Allan A. Millar. recently ap-
| POINTED commercial attache of the
Legation of Sweden. and Mrs Millar
have taken an apartment at Beverly
| Court.
Lieut.. Gen. Chang Ting-Tzu and
the other members of the Chinese
Military Mission. who have been tour
ing this country for several months,
have left Washington, having return
ed here to say farewell to the minis
ter. for the Pacific Coast. whence
they will sail for China.
\ dinner will be given tomorrow
evening at the Waldorf-Astoria in
New York by the Woman's Naval
Service. Miss Alice Carpenter will
preside and will introduce the sneak
ers. among whom will be James NJ
Beck, P. Francis Murphy, Henry A.
Wise Wood and Nine. Yvette Gull
bert. The guests at the speakers
table will include Mrs. Henry P. Davi-
son. Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury, Miss
Elizabeth Marbury, Capt Resnati. of
the Royal Italian Flying Corps. Lieut..
Flaschiere, of the French Air Service,
Henry Woodhouse and Alan r. Haw-
ley
Among the patronesses of the dinner
are Mines. Robert Bacon, Herbert L.