The Washington herald., 1918-09-21

Axel Of Denmark and his suite. The
Prince, who is here at the head OF a
naval mission. was presented to the
President almost Immediately after
his arrival Thursday afternoon, by
Secretary Lansing.
During the afternoon President Will
son received Prof. Thomas G. Nasa-
rky, Ignace Jan Paderewski, DR.. Hinke
Hinkovitch. Emil Revyuk, Lieut..
Bssile-Stoica and John Almagia.
These gentlemen delivered to him the
resolutions OF the great union vic
tory meeting OF the oppressed ma
tionalities Of central Europe held at
Carnegie Hall. New York. last Sun
day.
Last night the President attended
the performance at Keith's, accom-
panied by Mrs. Wilson. They had
with them as their guests Mrs. Boil
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Boiling and
Mr.. John Randolph Boiling.
The Secretary Of State ana Mrs'
Lansing entertained at dinner last
night at their Eighteenth street resi-
dence in honor OF Prince Axel OF Den
mark. Their guests included Prince
Axel and his suite - Naval Construc-
tor Koerbing. Lieut. V. II. Laub' ana
Lieut.. Thiele. all OF the Danish navy
and Commander Adolphus Andrews,
Z. s N. detailed as special aid to the
mission while in this country - the
Danish Minister. Mr.. Constantin Brun;
the Secretary Of the Navy, Mr.. Jose
phus Daniels; Mrs. Newton D. Baker,
Mrs. Franklin Lane, Admiral Grant,
OF the British Navy; Admiral William
s Benson U. s. N. and Mrs. Benson;
Representative and Mrs. John ]. Rog-
ers, Mrs. John w. Davis, wife OF the
Solicitor-General Of the United States {;
Mr.. William Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs.
Breckenridge Long. Mrs. Henry ID.
Fletcher. wife Of the U. s. Ambassa-
dor to Mexico: Mrs. Benton MCMILLAN
wife of the u. S. Minister to Peru
Miss Boiling. Miss Bones. Mrs. J.
Borden Hartman, and Mrs. Hugh
Wallace.
Today the Danish Minister, Mr.. Con-
stantin Brun, will entertain at lunch
for Prince Axel and his stan.
This evening Admiral Benson, chief
Of Naval Operations, will entertain al
dinner for them
Nine. da Cana. wife Of the Bra
lillian ambassador. will not accom-
panv her husband when he sails tor
Brazil to become minister for foreign
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snrinr after spending the winter in
New York, her former home. NINE.
IA Cana went back to New YORK
Yesterday after making a short stay
at the embassy with Mr.. da Cana.
She will return here next month to
superintend the removal OF the en-
bassy from Mrs. Melville Z. ingalls,
Massachusetts avenue residence
where it has been established for
several years.
Mrs Josephus Daniels left town
Yesterday for a hasty trip to North
Carolina in the interest of the Y. W.
c. A. war council, Of which she IS
a member
Mrs. Houston. wife Of the Secretary
Of Agriculture. and their children ar
rived in Washington yesterday after
noon from Woods Hole, Mass, where
they spent the summer.
The Secretary, who recently returned
from a Western trip, is at their resi-
dence in New Hampshire avenue.
where the family will join him.
John Barrett. Director General Of
the Pan American Union. returned to
town yesterday from a trip to New
York. where he attended the annual
meeting of the executive council of
the Pan American Society Of the
United States.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Edward II.
Gheen announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Miss Mary Montfort
Gheen, to Lieut.. Commander Alva
Douglas Bernhard, L. S. N, who
Is attached to the United States ship
Kansas. Admiral and Mrs. Gheen
and their daughters are at Monterey.
Pa, where they have had a cottage
for the summer. Miss Gheen was
presented to society in Washington
several seasons ago, and was par
ticuIarly popular with the navy.
Commander Bernhard was at one
time stationed at the Washington
navy yard.
Mrs. william s. McNair. wife OF
Brig. Gen. McNair. L. s. A. who
a now in France, and her daughter,
Mrs. Edward Sterling. wife of Lieut..
Sterling, L. S. A, also in France.
have arrived in Washington and
have taken an apartment at the
wyoming for the winter. Mrs Ster-
ling was Miss Mary Louise McNair
before her marriage, which took place
last fall She, with her mother, have
been making their home at Camp
Devens, Aver. Mass. where Gen. Nc
Nair and Lieut.. Sterling were sta
toned before going to France.
Baron Knut Bonde. first secretary
Of the Swedish legation. has taken
possession Of the residence. 17E2 y
street: and in the absence OF Baron
ess Bonde. who is still at Blue Ridge
Summit, Pa, Count Goran Rosen,
second secretary Of the legation. and
Olaf H. Kamm, shipping delegate,
are with him.
The temporary stafr Of the legation,
Of which Mr.. Lamm is a member,
has been augmented by the arrival
Of Gustav Lindman, technical adviser
10 the Swedish commission. and
Bertil A. Renborg, secretary Of the
commission. Mr. Renborg is accom-
panied by Mrs. Renborg. John Allan
Miller, commercial attache OF the Ie-
cation. and Mrs. Miller and Lieut..
]. B. Jeansson. honorary attache. are
listed as absent in the new issue OF
the diplomatic list.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Everit Macy. OF
New York, are expected in Washing.
ton about October l. and will be al
the apartment at 17s5 Massachusetts
avenue, which they occupied las
year. for the winter months. Mrs
Macy is at present in Bar HarboI
with her sister.
Col. Collardet, newly appointed
military attache Of the French en-
bassy, returned to Washington last