Evening star., 1918-08-28
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VI the White House today,
i, coming from New York.
She has spent several weeks in New
| England and this was her longest alb
sence from the White House since Mr..
Wilson became President.
The President and Mrs. Wilson went
| for their regular round of golf at
| country club this morning.
The Secretary of War, Mr.. Newton
D. Baker. left Washington last even
ing for Cleveland. O.. and will return
to the capital tomorrow.
DIR. BaltaSar Brum, minister for for
eign affairs of Uruguay. who is in
this country as the guest of the ma
tion, and who has been in Washington
for a week past. left this morning at
910 O'Clock for Philadelphia, where
| he and the members of his party will
! inspect the Hog Island navy yard.
| From Philadelphia they will go to
Atlantic City and later visit a num-
ber of the larger cities and more
important places in the United States
| before returning to Uruguay.
One of the most interesting and
important events attending the visit
or DIR. Brum was the dinner at the
Pan-American building last evening,
when he was host for large COM
pany, with the Secretary of State as
guest of honor.
Other guests included the Secretary
of the Navy. Mr.. Daniels: the Secre-
tary of the Interior, Mr.. Lane; the
ambassador of Brazil, Dr. da Cana:
the ambassador of Argentina, DR..
Naon; the ambassador of Mexico,
senor Ing: Ygnacio Bonillas: the
minister of Bolivia. Senior Calderon;
the minister of Guatemala, Senior
| Mendez: the minister of Haiti, Mr..
| Menos; the minister of Cuba, DR.. de
Cespedes; the minister of Panama,
senior Porras: the minister of Ecua-
DOR. Senior Elizalde: the minister of
Colombia, DIR. Urueta: the minister
or Honduras, Senior Gutierrez; the
, minister Of the Dominican Republic,
Senor Galvan; the minister of Mica
ragua, Senor Chamorro: the charge
daffaires Of Great Britain, the
charge d'affatres of Salvador, the
charge d'affaires of Uruguay, the
counselor of the French embassy, the
minister of foreign affairs of Guate-
mala, DR.. Herrarte: the minister of
foreign affairs of Honduras. Gen
Bonilla: REPRESENTATIVE Flood Mr..
Stabler, Mr.. Julius Lay. Admiral Ben
son, Gen. Barnett, Gen. Mcintyre, Ad-
miral MCGOWAN, Col. Clarence Ridley,
Mr.. John Barrett. DIR. Francisco
1dneS, ME- franklin Adams, Mr..
Hardlng. Mr. GARFIELD. Capt. John Fos-
uant at Fort Myer; MIR. Glenn Stewart.
MIR. Richard Crane. Capt. McNamee and
Mr.. feiiciano Fiera, Mr.. Jose de Brum.
DE- Massera, Lieut.. Berrisso, the last
tached to the mission. and MIR. Noguera.
Mr.. Domicio da Cana, the ambassa-
aor OF Brazil, who came to Washing
ton early in the week and has been a
guest at the various social entertain
ments attending the visit of DR. Brum,
will leave the capital later in the
week.
Mr.. vi Kyuin Wellington Koo,
legation last evening. after spending
the week end with his family. He
VIII remain here for several days.
The assistant secretary of state, Will
4 liam Phillips, has Joined Mrs. Phil
| lips and their children at their sum-
| mer home, Highover. at Beverly,
Mass. Mrs. Phillips will accompany
| the secretary into the Maine woods
for several weeks rest.
Rev. and Mrs. F. Ward Denys have
just received word Of the safe ar
| rival of their daughters, Dorothea
! and Gwendolyn. who sailed for France
| August I. to take up Red Cross work
| as interpreters and nurses aids.
Miss Muriel Denys, who has been
with her parents for several weeks
in Bar Harbor, has Joined Miss Alice
Wharton in New York. to help her in
her presentation of the needs of the
Red Cross work in Italy.
The Belgian minister. Mr. E de
Cartier de Marchienne. and Prince de
Ligne have returned to Washington
ftay- Ii INC VI to f1A Dali ri dow
campaign at Newport. Prince de
Ligne will soon return to Europe on
official business.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Capers an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter. Charlotte Palmer. to Mr..
| Robert Ash, son of Mrs. John Robert
| Ash Of Buffalo, N. Y. The date for
| will probably be one of several i'm
| portant ones of the autumn.
! Miss Capers was a debutante of
| a season ago, and one of the most at
tractive girls in her set. She is the
granddaughter of Bishop Capers of
side is equally we'll known socially
Miss Capers is an intimate of Miss
Fannie Chamberlain, daughter of
Senator and Mrs. George E. Cham
berlain of Oregon, whose engagement
is soon to be announced.
| Miss Joan Oil will leave Washing
ton next week with Miss Ruth Hitch
cock. to join the latter's parents,
Senator and Mrs. Gilbert NJ. Hitch
cock. at their cottage at Swampscott.
Mass.
Miss Oil has persistent1y pursued
canteen work for the Red Cross all
summer, scarcely missing a day, but
| has had to temporarily suspend work
on account of an accident to her
| hand.
| Mrs. Roy T. Morris and children
visit of six months with Col. Morris in
South Carolina Col. Morris is now
with base hospital overseas.
daughter Of the late F. De witt Tai
mage of Philadelphia and grand
daughter of the late T. De Witt Tai
mage. was married to Chaplain Roy
Linden Minich. Q: S; A, last evening
Church. Brooklyn. N. Y. The Rev. s.
Edward Young Of the Bedford Presby-
terian Church performed the cere-
mony. The bride wore her mothers
wedding gown Of heavy. white gros-
chiffon and point lace, and court
train of heavy white brocade. She
was attended by Miss Elsie Galbraith
Of Germantown; Pa: and Miss Lille
G. Miller, athletic director for the
Y. NJ. C. A. at Fort Ethan Allen, Vt,
acted as best man.
| Chaplain Minich was graduated
from the Union Theological Semi
nary and served three years as pas
tor of the Borough Park Congrega-
tional Church.
Brig. Gen. Alburtus W. Catlin, q.
S. A., who was wounded while serv-
ing in France. and after returning to
this country spent three weeks at the
Virginia Hot Springs, has just re-