The Washington times., 1918-08-02

Miss Margaret Wilson Returns White Bride Feted
Summertime Activities of Society

n ISS MARGARET WILSON. has
M returned TO the White House
IVY after a short visit in New
The President and Mrs. Wilson spent
this morning on the golf links
The Argentine ambassador, DR..
Romulo s. Naon, has gone to Buena
Vista Springs. Pa, for short visit to
Nine. Naon at the summer embassy.
DIR. KO0 Is Host.
The Chinese minister. DR.. yelling
ton Koo, entertained at luncheon to-
day at the legation in compliment to
His Excellency Tang Hua Ling, a
DISTINGUISHED Chinese statesman. who
is his guest. other members of the
party were the Secretary of the In
terror, Franklin K. Lane; Breckin-
ridge Long, Third Assistant Secre-
tary of State; Mr.. Keppel, Assistant
Secretary OF War; Mr. Rowe, Assist
ant Secretary OF the Treasury; Ben
jamin Colby, George Creel, u. 7. Wit
liams. J. W. jerks; Yung kwal. coun-i
selor of the Chinese legation; T. H.
Ho. Su Ling; Thomas Sammons.
American vice consul at Shanghai;
r. w. Smith. and X. d. Mauchan.
The minister and his guest have been
with Mrs. ,Koo at Blue Ridge Sum-
nit, Pa, for a week, and expect to
return to the mountains shortly.
DR.. Carlos f. Restrepo. former Pres
ident of Colombia and one of the lead
ing statesmen of Latin America, was
the guest of honor at a luncheon CIV
en- today by John Barrett. director
general of the Pan-American Union,
in the Pan-American annex. DR.. Res
trepo is spending few daJs in
Washington.
Mrs. william Phillips. wife OF the
Assistant Secretary Of State. who
Joined Mr.. Phillips at Woodley last
week. will return to Highover, her
summer home, at North Beverly,
Mass. next week.
Mrs. Phillips will be in charge Of
the monthly sale at the Bandbox,
maintained by the State Department
War Relief. which will be held this
afternoon from 2 to o'clock and to-
morrow morning from 10 to II
o'clock, at the work rooms of the or
ganization, 1923 H street. Miscella-l
neousa articles of clothing viii be on
sale and the members of the organ
ization will act as saleswomen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond T. Baker,
Who are at the Washington Hotel for
q few days, will return to their sum-
ner home, at Lenox,. Mass, tomorrow
and Mr.. Baker will remain over the |
weekend. Mrs. Baker Joined Mr..
poets to make occasional visits to
town before taking up her residence
here for the winter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Baker are hunting a suitable resi-
dence for the coming season.
Mrs. Baker has leased her apart
ment at 1867 Fifth avenue. New York, |
to Mrs. John Wanamaker, I'd.
Capt. Montford de Courtivron, OF
the French high commission, will en-
tertain a company at dinner at the |
Dover House this evening.
Miss Elizabeth. Beach, who will be
a bridesmaid in the wedding tomor-
row afternoon Of Miss Mary Truxtun |
and William George Hill, en- |
tertained at luncheon today at her |
home near MonIrose, Nd. in honor of |
Miss Garland. The guests. in addition |
to the wedding party, which includes |
Mrs. George Edwards, Miss Mary |
Pearre, and Miss Gertrude Thompson. |
were Mrs. Paul Russell Frank. Miss |
Hardesty, Miss Catharine |
Beach, and Miss Grace Carter Beach. |
Miss Garland and her fanee, Mr.. |
Hill, were also honor guests last |
evening when Commander Theodore
Jewell gave them a dinner at the
summer quarters of the Club de vingt.
The guests included the wedding
party. and they were chaperoned by
Captain and Mrs. Kautz.
Miss Oil Entertains.
Miss Joan Oil entertained at din
ner last evening at the Purple Iris
IN Chevy Chase. Mrs. Oil chaper-
oned the party, and among the