The Washington times., 1918-08-23

HRES1DENT WILSON this after
r noon received DR.. Baltasar
Brum, Minister OF Foreign Az
fairs OF Uruguay, on special
mission for his government, who is in
Washington as the guest of the ma.
tion. and members Of his suite. They
were accompanied to the White
House by the Secretary of State, Mr.
Lansing, upon whom they had made
an official call earlier in the day.
A round OF entertaining in compli-
ment to the distinguished visitors
from South America will be inaugu-
rated this evening when the Secretary
of State will entertain at dinner in
their honor. He has asked a notable
official company to meet them.
Lieut.. Cesario Berisso, who is a
member of the party accompanying
DR.. Brum to this country, will re-
main in this country as military at
tache OF the legation OF Uruguay.
The President and Mrs. Wilson at
tended the performance at the Ma
tional Theater last evening. They
had with them in their box Mr.. and
Mrs. Julian Boiling and John Ran
dolph Boiling. Mrs. Wilson knitted
industriously during the intermis-
sions and appeared to be making. a
baby sock. This morning the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Wilson played golf.
Guests Mt Bar Harbor.
Frederick Jesup Stimson, American
ambassador to Argentina, and Mrs
Stimson are guests of Mrs. Henry F.
Dimock at Elsinore, her summer
lays, and tomorrow evening Mrs. Dim
ock will give an informal dinner in
their honor.
Miss Helen Walcott, daughter of
the secretary OF the Smithsonian In.
stitution, DR.. Charles D. Walcott, is
also visiting Mrs. Dimock. She had
charge OF the booth for rLes AbeilIes
ie France" at the War Market at the
Guilding of Arts on Wedne sday.
Commander Henry Muslin, u. S. N,
and Mrs. Muslin are receiving con-
Sratulations on the recent birth OF a
son, Arthur Sinclair Muslin. Com
nander Muslin is at present on spe-
,ial duly in Boston, but his wife and
baby are in Washington. Mrs. Muslin
is a sister OF Mrs. George Barnett,
wife of the major general command
ant OF the Marine Corps.
Miss Alice Hopkins. Of PhiladeI-
phia, niece of Mrs. Archibald Hopkins,
IF Washington, is visiting Mrs. Alex.
ander Mackay-Smith and Miss vir-
-inia Mackay-Smith at their summer
home at Seal Harbor, Me.
Gone To Newport.
The Belgian minister. Mr.. de Car
tier de Marchienne,' and Lieut.. Prince
Henri de Ligne, of the legation staff. |
have gone to Newport to assist In |
The Belgian Day ceremonies which |
Will take place tomorrow. Prince de |
.igne has organized a committee of |
prominent women to take charge OF |
he sale of little Belgian dolls and !
the flower selected |
or the purpose by the Queen OF the |
3elgians, the proceeds OF which are /
o be devoted to relief work in Bel
rum. Among those serving on the |
committee are Mrs. r Livingston
3eeckman, wife OF the governor of
Rhode Island: Mrs. Cornelius Van
lerbilt and Mrs. Perry Belmont.
Mime. Collardet, wife of Colonel
assistant military attache
" the French embassy, is visiting
drs. A. ]. Davis, OF Washington, at
"a Selva, her place at Bar Harbor.
de. She has her three children with
Ter. Colonel Collardet is now in
france with Andre Tardieu, French
ligh commissioner.
Mrs. Herbert Shipman, who is with
Ter parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edison
at the Thousand Island. will
eturn to New York early in Septem-
'er.
Mis- Baker Returns.
Miss Betty Baker. small daughter
'aker, will return to town today
fter a weeks visit at Blue Ridge
Pa.
Andrea Geisser Celesia di VegIIasco,
bird secretary OF the Italian en-
assy, is a guest for the week end OF
fr. and Mrs. Aksel c. p. Wichfeld at
heir place, Swiftmoor. at Pride's
Mass. He spent a few days
n New York en- route.
Tho Bulgarian Minister and Nine.
who have been at Man
hester, Mass, during August, arrived
esterday at the Mount Pleasant
touse, Breton Woods, Mass.
The marriage of Miss Ardath Nc
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
ames L. Mccormick, to Lieut.. Lee
ioxie Brown, u. s. NJ. g, will be SOL
mnized tomorrow afternoon at
clock in St Alban's Church Prepa.
ations for the wedding, which was to
ave taken place in the autumn, were
astened, as Lieutenant Brown has
eceived orders to report to his regi-
lent preparatory to overseas duty.