The Washington times., 1918-09-04
HAPPENIN IN SOCIETY
Summertime Activities of Diplomats and Officials
Maurice de Bunsen at Resorts.

WILSON spent the morning
on the golf links. Arrange
ments arc being made for the
President TO leave Washington on
September 30 fGr three weeks tour
of the county e. the interest of the
fourth Liberty loan. 1t is assumed
that Mrs. Wilson will accompany him.
To Dine War Mission.
Thomas Beaumont Hohler, second
counselor of the British embassy. will
entertain at dinner tonight at the
Metropolitan Club in compliment to
Sir Maurice de Bunsen and the men,
bers of the British war mission, OF
which he is the head. The Secretary
of State will be among the guests.
The mission is in Washington
after visiting South America, and
festivities have been arranged
in honor OF its members. Last
evening Sir Richard Crawford, COM
mercial commissioner of Great
Britain, gave a dinner IN compliment
to Sir Maurice de Bunsen and his
colleagues, and yesterday Mr.. Hohler,
with whom they are staying, enter
tanned them informally at luncheon.
MarshaIIs Have Returned.
The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall have returned from a two
months vacation, most of it spent at
Petoskey, Mich, and are in their old
quarters at the Willard.
7 Nine Bonillas. wife of the Mexi-
can ambassador, accompanied by her
daughters, the Misses Bonillas, re-
turned to Washington last evening
after spending the past month on
the North Shore, Nine. Ignacio s.
Bonillas. daughter-in-law of the am
bassador and Mime. Bonillas. who
has been visiting relatives in Mas
sachusetts since her arrival from
Mexico in the early summer, will
come to Washington to spend the
winter at the embassy.
Nine. Ekengren, wife OF the minis
ter OF Sweden, is expected in Wash
ington on Monday, after spending the
town, Martha's Vineyard, Mass, where
she has cottage.
Serbian Diplomat in New York.
Liobomir Michajlovitch, who has
recently resigned his post as Serbian
minister in the United States, owing
to i'll health, is now in New York.
and is staying at the Holland House.
The commercial adviser OF the
Swiss legation, Frederick Oederlin,
returned to Washington yesterday
from a trip in the North.
Col Robert NJ. Thompson has gone
from Southampton, L. l., to Fort Ii
conderoga, y. Y. to visit his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Stephen H. P. Pell. Her
sons, Robert and John Pell, who have
been spending a fortnight at South
ampton with their grandparents, are
leaving Friday for Fort Ticonderoga
with Mrs. Thompson, who will spend
the remainder OF the season there.
Lieutenant de Lanzy, of the French
BLUE Devils who is a guest OF the
Pell boys during his convalescence,
will accompany them. He was wound
ed three times. and has received both
the Croix de Guerre and the Legion
G'Honneur.
Capt. and Mrs. c. c. Calhoun start
Springs for Princeton, n. j., to pass
September. They entertained sixty
guests at tea at the Casino before
leaving. and a farewell dinner was
given for them at Elmhurst Farm.
Mrs. George Howard has returned
to Washington after short stay at
the Ritz-Carlton Hotel. New York.
The residence, 1850 Massachusetts
avenue. which Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
occupied last season. has been rented
for the coming winter to Major and
Mrs Robert Strawbridge, OF Phila-
delphia.
Hfr. and Mrs. John r. Ryan. OF New
York. are in Washington and staying
at the Shorcham.