The Washington herald., 1919-06-17

Baker win be the honor guests at
dinner which Mai. William Eric
Fowler will give this evening at the
Dover House
The Secretary of the Navy left
Washington last night for Raleigh,
". c., where he will join Mrs Daniels.
They will attend the commencement
exercises OF the University of North
Carolina. at which their sons. Worth
Bagley Daniels and Jonathan Daniels.
are students They will return to
Washington the end of the week
The Secretary of Labor, William h
Wilson, has returned from visit to
New York.
The Minister OF Siam. Phya Prabha
karavonese. and the members of his
household. will leave Washington
today for their summer home at Base
Rocks. Gloucester. Mass. to be alb
sent the entire summer.
Work on the new legation to be
erected on Kalorama Road will be
started at an early date.
The Minister of the Serbs. Croats
and Slovens and Nine, Grouitch plan
to take a motor trip to New England
some time in August. Nine. Grouftch
will be at home the remaining Fridays
in June.
The appointments of Mai. Gen.
Joseph L. Kuhn as military aid to Dr.
Epitacio NJ. Pcssoa. president-elect OF
Brazil. when he visits this country,
will materially change the plans or
Cen and Mrs. Kuhn, who were TO
leave Washington last Sunday for
Camp Kearney, Cal. While Gen. Kuhn
attends DR.. Pessoa on his official visit
as the guest OF the Nation. Mrs. Kuhn
will remain with her sister. Miss
Squire at her home here.
MISS OIL ENGAGED
To DAVID WEBSTER
Mr.. and Mrs Josiah Kingsley Oil.
OF New York. announce the engage
ment OF their daughter. Joan Kings
ley. to MIR. David Frank Webster, o.
New York. eldest son of Nj and Mrs.
James Scott WebsCer. of Sal Fran-
cisco. Mr.. Obi is editor-in-chief Of
the New York Herald. but until re-
Gently maintained his residence III
Washington Miss Oil was enabled to
do especially effective work during
the war as an interpreter and secre-
tary. first for the Joffre mission and
later for the Belgian Minister. Mr.. de
Cartier de Marchienne. For her work
with the Belgian legation Miss Oil
was decorated by the Duchesse de
Vendome. Miss Oil was also assidu-
Gus in canteen work during the Pc
riod of troop transportation through
Washington.
Mr. Webster is one of the promi-
nent younger business men of the
, country He lately became n resi-
dent of New York. The wedding OF
Mr. Webster and Miss Oil will take
place in the carly autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Edison Briggs an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Flora Amelia. to Mr..
Charles h. Hooper. of this city. foI
Trerly Of Winchester. Va. The we'd
ding will take place this summer NJ
tho Maple Square. the historic home
OF the brides parents on Capitol Hill
Mrs. Huston Thompson will leave
Washington tomorrow for Denver.
Mr.. Thompson will leave Washington
early in July to Join her in Denver.
Mrs. Barry Mohun left Washington
the end of last week for Prouts Neck,
mcr Mr. and Mrs. Mohun recently
sold their residence at 1441 Massachu-
s~tts avenue and have taken an apart
nlent at aO29 Connecticut avenue.
Mai Jennings had guests dining
with him Informally at the Cafe st.
Marks last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Addison will
20 to their summer home at Bar Har-
bor some time in July.
Col and Mrs. FolIett Bradley will
l~are W1SHir~ton tomorrow for n visit
on Long Island. Col. Bradley will leave
shortly for California. where he will
he on duty several months: mean
while Mrs. Bradley will remain at
their home near Rockville. which they
have leased for the summer.
MRS. AsPINwALL GOES
TO CONNECTICUT.
Mrs. Clarence AspiuwalI will leave
Washington today for watertown.
Conn. where she will remain until
the end of July. Then she will go to
Ostcrville. on Cape Cod, to remain
until fall Mr.. Aspinwall will join her
from time to time as his business
interests will permit
Iieut Col. T. G. Morgan Oliphani.
United States army. who has been
on duty in France. returned yester-
day. landing at Norfolk. Va.
Rev. James Kirkpatrick is making
an extended visit in Nebraska. -
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Walker will
leave Washington today for Nonquitt.
Mass, where they have taken a house
for the summer. They returned the
end OF last week from a fortnight's
stay at French Lick Springs, Ind
Mr. and Mrs. William Clabaugh
have given up their residence at S014
Dent place and taken possession of
the former home Of Mr. and Mrs. John
r. Cox. at Warwick u'acp. Somerset
Heights Md. which fhcy recently
purchased.
ELEY-wHEATLEY MUSICALE
SATURDAY.
Washington society is intensely
interested in the seris OF Twilight
Musicales for the benefit of the
Organ Fund of st. Johns Church,
Bethesda, which are being arranged
by Miss Nellie Wheatley of the
Friday Morning Music Club, and
Corporal Alvin T. Eley. U. S. NJ c..
tenor OF New York City. assisted by
other artists of the Monday and
Friday Morning Music Clubs.
The first musicale will be given