The Washington herald., 1918-07-13
OClefY
IN WAsRINoToN
By E. c. DRUM.HUNT.

Mrs. william II. Boiling and Miss
Bertha Boiling. mother and sister of
Mrs. Wilson. have gone to Orange,
Va, for a visit.
The French ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand will receive the members
of the French High Commission and
the French officers now at Wash
ington at the embassy tomorrow
morning. July IL, the great national
fete day of France. Later the am
bassador will leave for New York
to address the meeting in Madison
Square Garden. where the day will
be Enthusiastically celebrated. as 1t
will be elsewhere throughout the
country.
Owing to the absence from town
of the ambassador Sunday evening
there will be no reception or din
ner party at the embassy in recog-
milton of the day.
Prof. vittorio FaIorsi of the Ital-
lam embassy and Mime. Falorsi will
leave Washington today to go to
Blue Ridge Summit, Pa, to pass the
week end with the Countess di Gel
lere. wife of the Italian ambassador.
The ambassador will not be able to
join them this week end.
The Russian ambassador. Boris
Bakhmetieff. is making short stay
in New York.
DIR. wellington Koo. the minister
of China, left Washington Thursday
for Blue Ridge Summit. Pa, where
the legation is established for the
summer, to spend a week with Mrs.
Koo. He made the trip by motor.
Prince Y. Tonzawa, of Japan, who
Is at the head of the Japanese Red
Cross mission will visit Washington
next week with several other prom
inent Japanese. While in the United
States on their way to France where
they will be guests of the French
Red Cross, the Japanese will be en-
tertained by the American Red
Cross.
In the delegation are DIR. \. Nina
vuwa, s. Sawamura, Yashushi Naito,
Sadaka Kagryama, n. Yashida. H.
Furusawa. c. Fujimori, Count ku-
washi Katsu- The party is due to
arrive at the Washington July 16.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Lansing left Washington yesterday
for a few days after which they will
join Mrs. John B. Foster in Hender-
son Harbor, for several weeks.
Secretary Of War and Mrs. Baker
and their family will motor to Mar
tinsburG W. Va, tomorrow for the
day. Mrs. Baker sang at several ol
the KNIGHTS of Columbus Huts at
Camp Meade last evening
Secretary Baker will address the
members OF the Young Women's
Country Club at the club house, 5sOl
wisconsin avenue this evening on
What 1 Saw in France" The Engl-
neer Band will play. All men in uni
form are invited to attend.
Secretary of the Navy Josephus
Daniels accompanied by Mrs. Daniels.
Wilt spend the week end at Annapolis,
where they will be the guests of the
Superintendent of the Naval Academy
and Mrs. Edward W. Eberle. They go
primarily to visit their son, Midship-
man Worth BaSley Daniels, who was
admitted to the academy a few days
aSo. Soon after the United States
entered the war he enlisted In me
navy. subsequently he was designated
for appointment as n midshipman ~
senator ONcTIudll. VI ENOIth
and has successfully passed his en-
trance examinations for the academy.
Miss Mary Cleves Daniels, niece of
the Secretary, who is visiting Secre-
tary and Mrs Daniels, was the honor
. guest at the dinner which Commander
and Mrs. E. II. Tillman gave last
evening.
Capt. Angus Macintosh. Royal
Horse Guards. honorary attache OF
the British Embassy, and Lady Mack
intosh. have taken possession OF the
Bradt cottage at Buena Vista
springs, Pa, which they have leased
for the summer.
Mrs. Willard salisbury is at Poland
SpriuSs. Me-, where she will spend
the summer. Senator salisbury. |ho
accompanied her there may join her
later, his plans depending upon hose
OF the Senate of which he is preston Z
officer during the absence of the vice
President
Mrs John SHELTON williams. wife
of the Comptroller of the Currency,
is passing the season at her bunsa-
low at Chairman, Pa. Mr.. Williams
joins her there every weekend.
Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, of
the United States Supreme Court, and
Mrs. Holmes are at their summer
Mace at Beverly Farms for the sea-
son. The cottage was for many years
the home of the Justices father, Oil
yer Wendell Holmes.
Henry White, who has been at
White Sulphur Springs for a week
or 80, will return to Washington
Monday.
few days ago from visit to the
Barbados.
Col. and Mrs Charles Hartley, who
had an apartment in the Rutland.
have moved to the apartment at 2S44
Wisconsin avenue. They have as their
guest Miss Barney. of Watertown.
y. 7.
Mrs. Marshall Field left Washing
ton a few days ago, for Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Humphreys.
Of Englewood. y. j., will arrive in
Washington today to visit their
daughter, Miss Marcia Humphreys,
who has bungalow near Great Falls,
for the summer months.
Maj and Mrs. S. p. VestaI. who
are guests Of Mrs. F. W. Borden
at her home near Edgemoor, Nd,
parfecf Ha,Ifh L.