The Washington times., 1918-06-28

B. T. KeIth's Theater last evening
Miss Margaret Wilson will sing at
the Park View Fourth OF July cele-
bration TO be held in Soldiers Home
Park. She will lead the singing OF
tho "Star-Spangled Banner" and the
"Marseillaise," accompanied by the
French government band.
Full naval honors will mark the
early arrival in this country Of DR..
Romulo =. NAon. under appointme nj
as Argentine commissioner here. DR..
Naon, who has been ambassador from
Argentina TO this country since 1914,
has been in his own country for the
best part OF . year.
The bGttleshIp upon which he Will
arrive will be escorted into port by
naval squadron, and warships in
the hatbor will give smbassadoriaI
salute. Secretary Lansing will re-
,eive DR.. Naon's new credentials as
nigh commissioner on the arrival Of
the diplomat in Washington, and the
President will arrange an early con
terence with him. Nine. Naon and his
family remained here during his alb
sence. but are now at their cottage
at Blue Ridge Summit, which they
have leased for the summer.
The Serbian minister. Lioubomir
MichaiIoviteh, has leased the house
at POLL Wyoming avenue. and VIII
take possession OF IL about Septem-
her 1. II Is the home OF Mrs. Flora
welsh, widow Of DR.. Welsh who no"
resides At the Altamont.
Mrs. DeIos A. BlodEett will be
hostess at dinner this evening before
the rehearsal for the wedding Of her
niece, Miss Masie Porcher, and Lieut..
Col. James l. walsh. L. s. A. which
will take place tomorrow afternoon.
The guests will be the members of
the wedding party. After the re-
dearsal the little company will re-
| turn to Mrs. Blodgetts residence for
An Informal dance.
The ceremony tomorrow afternoon
will be In St Johns Church, and will
be followed by an informal reception
and buffet supper at Mrs. Blodgetts
residence. After the departure of the
bride and Bridegroom the other mem
bers Of the bridal party and the out
of-town guests will dine with MrA.
BlodEett at the Chevy Chase Club.
Colonel Walsh and his bride will |
spend their honeymoon motoring, and
on their return will visit Mrs. |
Blodgstt until they can make definite
planS.
Mrs. Lewis Hayes watkins. who
has been with her mother, Mrs.
George Bliss. during the winter
months. will leave town tomorrow for
Warrsnton, Va. After a weeks stay
in warrenton she will go to Plain
field, n. J., to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Brown. Mrs. Brown was
formerly Miss Katherine Crane, OF
Washington.
Mrs. Frank Brett Noyes. who has
been in Atlantic City for the last ten
days, will return TO town on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eoyes have opened their
country place at Sligo. Nd, for the
summer and have their daughter. Mrs.
Thomas BlGgden. with them.
Major Edwin p. Parker. field artIII- !
cry, U. S. A, who has been spending
his leave in Washington. will return
the hrst Of the month to Panama.
where he Is stationed Mrs Parker
wiz remain with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Matthews, at their home
in Thirteenth street northwest
Visitor From Jersey.
Mrs. Ayron Parker. jr.. will come
from Ventnor. n. J.. where she has a
cottage. tomorrow TO spend several
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dove
at Chevy Chase.
Miss Elaine Taylor English. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick W.
English. OF Germantown, Pa, has
come TO Washington to remain until
autumn.
Gov. and Mrs. Charles S. Whitman
|
welt will be among the guests at the
lawn fete and luncheon given by
Mrs. George D. Pratt at her summer
home, Killenworth. at Glen Cove,
l. l., tomorrow for the aid or the
Italian war relief fund in America.
Others At the luncheon will be Mr..
and Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold I. Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
oliver Iselin, Mr.. and Mrs Mortimer
Mrs. E. Henry Hartman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ?. Dawson,
Charles T. Hughes. and DR.. and Mrs.
Murray Butler.
Mrs. Murray Cobb has gone to NeT
FORK for a visit. but will return 10
town shortly and will be at hcr Wash
ington home for the greater part Of
the summer. Mrs. Cobb spent the
-" thNNA anu ~ dA anna I
ton. Ala. to be with Lieutenant Cobb
who was on duty at Camp Mcclellan.
CaDeTtOns at Newport.
Mrs. Caperton. wife OF Admiral Will
liam 5. csperton, and her daughter.
Miss Marguerite Capcrton. have gone
to Newport and are at the MuenchinE-
er-KinG for the summer. They pass
ed part OF June at New London. Conn.
Mrs. George NJ. Baum has rented her
apartment in Coplcy Courts and left
town today for Old Point Comfort.
Va. to be near Lieutenant Commander
Baum, L. s. y.
Mrs. Sims. wife OF Vice Admiral VIII
liam S. Sims. u. S. n. has organized a
club Of children called the Saturday
Club, and yesterday they gave = play
At her residence. IN Newport. II was
20 successful that other performance
already have been arranged. The
playlst 10 called "In the Days Of the
Pirates" and was written by Miss
NAuds L. Stevens. an honorary NOM
Der OF the club. showing life in New
port in 1888 Between the play and
the tableauX which followed Mrs.
EIiason. wifa OF PAymaSter Charles