The Washington herald., 1918-10-07
in the Social Worlo
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By MAUD MeDoUGALL.

Among the well-known women
members of the local Liberty Loan
Committee who headed very busy
teams in yesterdays house-to-houss
canvass were Mrs. Garrison McClin-
took. Mrs. Augustus P. Gardner. Mrs.
William Wright, Mrs. Becker, and
Mrs. Goldthwaite Dorr. The latter
had two teams at work.
Mrs. william Gibbs MeAdoo. who
was to have gone to Baltimore on
Saturday to lead the Women in
War" parade in the liberty loan cam
paign. was halted as she was about
TO start. by a telegram telling heI
that the Baltimore health authori'
ties had decided that the parade
must be abandoned in view of the
influenza situation.
Mrs Newton d. Baker, wife OF the
Secretary OF War, expects to go to
Cleveland on Tuesday. where she has
promised to sing for the liberty loan
campaign there-her going being con-
tingent on whether the influenza there
necessitates the closing Of the thea
ters and all public meeting places.
IL she goes, she will stay about
a week
Secretary and Mrs. Daniels have
been in the Middle West. where Sec
retary Daniels has made several
speeches in behalf OF the loan.
The italian Ambassador. Count d
Cellsre. entertained the officers OF
the italian veterans and musicians
at luncheon Saturday at the Willard
Later on when the President receiv,
ed the members Of the Royal Gren-
adiers' Band and the detachment oi
veteran soldiers at the White House
Count di Cellere made the presenta'
ton
Saturday evening the officers were
the dinner guests of the Italian mil,
itary mission and the embassy staff
The Salvador Minister and Nine
|, Zaldivar have returned to the lega.
tion an Massachusetts avenue. aftel
a visit in Atlantic City. Miss Julia
Zaldivar. daughter of the minister
will be presented to society here this
winter Her sister. Miss Margaret:5
ZaldivaT. who was introduced last
year. will spend the winter with
relatives in Salvador.
Mr. Joseph P Tumulty. the secre-
tsry to the President, and Mr.. Ed
ward A. Hurley, chairman Of the
Shipping Board, are at Grove Park
Inn. Asheville, n. c., for about a
week.
Mrs. Frederick Keep will entertain
at dinner at the Country Club on
Wednesday evening in compliment TO
Thomas Beaumont Hohler, recently
appointed British Minister to Uru-
quay. who will sail shortly for his
new post at Montivideo. Mr.. Hohler
has for some time been serving as
second counselor OF the British En-
bassy at Washington. and his ap-
preaching departure is causing gen.
uine regret.
Sir Henry Babington Smith. assist
ant high commissioner for Great Brit
ain. has as a guest Sir Arthur Yapp.
head OF the Y. NJ. c. A. in England.
who is in Washington for a short
visit.
Mr.. John Barrett, director general
Of the Pan-AmeTican Union. returned
Yesterday from taking part in the
liberty loan campaign in New Eng
land and New York.
Mr. Hioki. the new Japanese Min
ister to Sweden. who spent last week
in Washington visiting his daughter
Nine. Nuida, the wife of the third
secretary of the japanese Embassy.
left last evening on the first lap Of
his journey to his new post. Mr.
Hioh was a secretary OF Embassy
here when he was a much younger
man. and renewed many old ac-
quaintances during his brief visit.
Brig. Gen. White, who has been
here in charge of the British and
Canadian recruiting mission in the
United States. will be the guest of
honor at a dinner of the Canadian
Club Of New York, in the Hotel Bilt-
more. next Tuesday. His staff will
accompany him Other guests will be
Charles Z. Hughes. Alton B. Parker
George W. Wickersham. Judge Ebert
II. Gary. Mai. Gen. Franklin Bell,
Col. :. g MCInnes. Ottawa, and C
Clive-Bayley, British Consul General
Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul Baker, Of
Baltimore. announce the marriage of
lneT uausnleT, MISS betty n. BAKER,
and Senior Lieut.. Thomas V. Cooper.
L. 5. n. on Saturday al II o'clock at
Paul's Episcopal Church, in BaIti-
more, the Rev. DR.. Kinsolving, pas
tor, officiating. The church was
prettily decorated with white roses
and palms. The bride, who was given
away by her father, wore a gown of
heavy white satin, made with a
gracefully draped skirt and a court
train. The bodice was trimmed with
real lace and had flowing sleeves OF
tulle. Her tulle veil reached to the
end Of her train and was arranged
on her hair with band of the tulle,
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