The Washington times., 1918-08-21

foreign dudlTS OF uruguay. I.
on special mission, and the
- members of his staff will
reach Washington tomorrow az
ternoon and will go at once to the
I residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Gist Blair.
1861 Pennsylvania avenue. which has
been placed at their disposal for the
duration of their stay in Washing
! ton.
Tho members of the mission ac-
com panying DR.. Brun are DIR. Cesar
Miranda. first vice president OF the
house of representatives of Uruguay
Or. Javisr Mendivil. of the Uruguayan
Senate: DIR. Asdrubal Delgado. finan-
ciaI delegate: DR.. Justo Jose Mendoza,
secretary OF DIR. Brun. and Lieut.. Juan
Canoza, naval adjutaut. Jordan Her
bert StabIer. chief of the division of
Latin American affairs of the state
| Department, will meet the mission at
| its point of landing in the United
States as the representatives OF the
Secretary of State. Col. William
Kelly, U. s. n. has been detailed TO
duty as military attache to the mis-
sion and Lieut.. Com. Augustin T.
ReaureGard. L. S. N. as naval attache.
The program of entertaining in
honor of DIR. Brun and the members
OF his mission Is not yet complete,
hut IL will be official in character as
he comes at the invitation OF the Sec
retary of state and will be the guest
| of the nation
The President and Mrs. Wilson
| played a round of golf this morning
after an early breakfast.
After completing a visit in New
York, Miss Margaret Wilson is stay
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Ross David at
their summer home in Connecticut.
MarahaIIs VIII Return.
The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall, who are spending their vaca-
tion in Petoskey, Mich, are expect
ed back in Washington before Sep
tember /. They will remain away
until the latter. part OF next week
unless the Vice Presidents duties de-
mand his return, in which case they
will reach town on Monday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall have recently return
ed to the Cushman on Little Traverse
bay, where they are making their
headquarters, after motor trip
through the northern part of Indiana,
Illinois and Ohio and through south
ern Michigan.
Raymond T. Baker. director of the
Mint, will leave town tomorrow for
Lenox. Mass, to spend the weekend
with Mrs. Baker. On his return next
Monday she will accompany him. and
they hope then to succeed in leasing
house for next winter.
Mr.. Baker is still occupying his
bachelor apartment at the Benedict,
and when Mrs. Baker is in town they
stop at the Washington Hotel.
Diplomatic Dinner.
DR.. Belisario Porras, minister
of Panama, entertained at lunch
con yesterday at the Wash
ington Hotel in honor OF William
J. Price, American minister to the
Republic OF Panama The other
guests were DR.. Toledo Herrsrto, min
ister of foreign affairs OF the Repub-
lie OF Guatemala: DR.. Manuel Echevar-
ria Vidaurre. on special mission Of
the government OF Guatemala: Mr.
Lay, and Mr.. Johnson. of the State
Department.: F. J. Yanes. assistant d.
rector of the Pan-American Union:
William Vernon Richardson, secretary
to Senator James OF Kentucky; Walter
S. Penfield. J. e. Lefevre, secretary.
and Belisario Porras, jr., attache of
the Panama legation.
The Rev. Isaac Stuart McElroy, jr.,
and Mrs. MCElroy, who were married
in the White House, August Z, have
arrived at White Sulphur Springs,
where they will spend the next year.
Rev. Mr.. McElroy is pastor of the
Presbyterian Church at White Sui
phUr.
Mrs. Lewis, wife Of Senator James
Hamilton Lewis. now in France. left
Washington Monday for her home In
Chicago to remain until late in the
autumn.
Tho Misses Virginia and Barbara
Harrison, elder daughters OF the Gov
ernor General of the Philippines. Fran
els Burton Harrison, arrived in this
country two weeks ago, from France.
where they have been in school two
years. They have gone to visit their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Temple
ton Crocker, at their home at San
Mateo, Cal. They will come East to
school next winter.