The Washington herald., 1918-03-14
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lN WASHINGTON, ,
By E. c. DRUM-HUNT.

-'''1'1 ees ArEc HuEa L Rose, Of
G>nevas ~ rsassea town yester-
dex 10 be~1AS gzests o. Pre- resident
and Mrs.. Wilso4R the SAtts HoeSe
for short visit. nresidenf and Ma
wilson attended the -, sseo EheSteF
,last night They were Eccomf snied
.-py Mr. and Mrs Rose, and Aiss
Helen Woodrow Bones.
= Miss M4rkaret Wilson Is expected
fshortiY a< the White House to re-
rmain I [<W days before resuming
the series OF song recitals she is
Sgivinx for the soldiers at the vsri-
tous cartonments. Miss Wilson, who
has been making New York her
/, head1uarters for several weeks, was
oblIxed TO cancel an engagement
to sing IN the recreation hall at the
Ambnlanee Corps camp at Allen
hoped that she will appear there
later.
Mrs. Wilson will receive Miss Van
Crombrugge. daughter OF the chan
eellor of the Belgian legation, at
the White House this afternoon at
. o'clock Miss Van Crombrugge
will present to Mrs. Wilson a bOu-
quet of forget-me-nots, the flower
chosen by the Queen If the Belgians
to be sold in Washington and in
other cities for the benefit of Bel
gian babies.
Ladies' of the Cabinet and OF the
judiciary head a general commit
tee under the craftsmanship Of Mrs,
Robert Lansing. which will have
charge of the arrangements for the
flower sale in Washington The
1IN Of .
me-nots will be on sale at the Of
fetal Belgian exhibition OF war
relics. original documents and pic
lures, including several hundred
cartoons, which will open Saturday
at 1924 F street.
The Brazilian Ambassador will
entertain at dinner this evening
Nine da Cana is still at Palm Beach
where she has been for several
weeks
DIR. Belisario Porras. Minister OF
the Republic of Panama, left yes
terday for New York on his way to
Panama on a short visit. Madame
Porras will go from there to Costa
Rica. where she has a large connec-
tions and where she will be much
entertained.
Lieut.. Col. \. c. Murray. assistant
military attache of the British en-
bassy, has gone to New York and
is at the Ritz Carlton Hotel.
The Honorable Thomas Spring-Rice,
nephew Of the late Sir Cecil Arthur
spgtgs Rice former British Amzassa-
.ag Nnc n SSen attached to the
RYFec E1aaas5y staff for several
.ssry has re5upe3 70 England.
Aanues Goudsz.. Minister from Para
quay to this country. arrived in New
York Tuesday with Mime. Gondra and
their children. They will remain in
that city at the Ansonia Hotel until
after Easter, when they will come to
Washington
Antonio Lopez G., the new Minister
from Honduras. arrived here Sunday,
accompanied by his wife and daugh-
ter. Sonora Josefna U. de Lopez G.
and Senoriita Elsa. They are at the
Burlington Hotel Mr.. Lopez G. is
succeeding DIR. Membreno, who has
been absent for some time. Senior Don
r. Camille Diaz has been charge daft
fafres since last August
Brig. Gen. and Mrs David L. Brain
ard have gone TO New York to pass a
few days.
Mrs. Harold Phipps, who was in
Washington. has gone to Palm Beach,
accompanied by her son, Ogden
Phipps.
Col. John c. Calhoun. Of New York
il passing several days in Washington
and is at the Cochran Hotel.
Mrs. DeIos BIodgett entertained at
dinner last evening for her guest Mrs.
Edward Lowe. of Grand Rapids,
Mich. daughter II GSe late Mr.
BIodgett. Among the E2ests were
Mrs. T. Dewitt Talmage, Mig George
Becker. Miss Julia MacLaren. of Gin
cinnat. Ohio; Mrs. Ed I'd F.
BIodgett, OF Boston; Miss Mona
Rlodgett, Miss Helen Blodgett, Miss
sara I.atimer. Judge Martin A.
Knapp, Justice John II. Clarke. Surg
Gen. Rupert Blue, Mr.. McCawley, OF
the British navy; Lieut.. Duthy, OF
the British army; Mai. p. J. Hurley
Maj. Leo Dewey, Lieut.. Stoica. OF the
Rumanian Legation stan, and Mr.
Rogers.
Mrs. Thomas ]. O'Brien entertained
informally at a luncheon yesterday in
compliment to Mrs. Lowe.
Mrs. BlOdget and her daughters,
the Misses Helen and Mona Blodgett
will lelaye town tomorrow for Cocoa
Fla. to remain until Monday. when
they will go to Daytona for the mar.
riage OF Mrs. Blodgett's son, Delos
A. BlodEett. jr., to Miss Marian Hill
ard. which will take place next Tues
day.
Miss HiIliard. who is in New York
will leave that city tomorrow fol
FlOridA
Senator and Mrs. William ". Calder
were hosts last evening at one OF a
series Of dinners which they are Civ.
ing this season. Dinner was served
in the cabinet room at the Willard
The guests included the members oi
Congress from New York anC
their wives and Miss Fort, daughter
Of the former governor Of New
Jersey.
Mrs. Burnett Smith was the guest
Of Assistant Secretary of Agrieul.
ture and Mrs. Carl Vrooman yester.
day on her way West. She will re-
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