The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-19

THE great military ball at Wari-
man Park Inn tonight will BE-
one of the most brilliant events
of the season and promises 20 eclipse
all the big benefits given heretofore.
Festivities will open with a tea dance
this afternoon and q mammoth bazaar
will be held both afternoon and even
ing. A theatrical performance VIII
also be part of the entertainment to-
night.
The Vice President and Mrs. Thorn
as Riley Marshall will lead the gram
march, which will open the ball, an
will occupy Mrs. Thomas T. WalshS
box. They will have guests with
them. The Secretary OF War and MI.
Baker and Miss Katherine Lowe Will
be guests of Major William Eric Fowl
er in has box. Others who have boxes
are Nine. George Bakhmeteff, Franklin
MacVeagh, Mrs. Richard Townsend.
Nine. Hauge, Mrs. Charles BoTghton
Wood, Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson, Mrs.
George Ehle. Mrs. Samuel Z. Winslow,
Mrs DeIos A. BIodgett. Mrs. Thomas
F. Logan, Mrs. Walter SchUelkopt,
and Z. H. Everett.
Vice President Returns.
The Vice President rejoined Mrs.
Marshall at their apartment at Ward
man Park Hotel last evening. after
spending the day in New York. He
spoke at the mass meeting at Madison
Square Gardens, which opened the
Salvation Army drive.
Baron Goto. the japanese states
man, who is bringing his visit TO
Washington to q close tomorrow, Will
be entertained at dinner tonight b.
Breckenridge Long. Third Assistant
Secretary OF State. Mr.. Long has ask
ed a company of distinguished men
to meet Baron Goto, among t!em the
Japanese ambassador, Viscount lshl'.
and the Attorney General, A. Mitchell
Palmer Members OF Baron Goto's
party will also be among the guest.
Tomorrow Baron Goto and his SUITE
will go to New York to remain unt:l
June when they will sail for Eng
land on the Aquitania
The Acting Secretary OF State AMI
Mrs. Frank L. Polk will be the honor
guests at the dinner which the Min
lister OF the Serbs. Croats and SLOW
Gnes and Nine Grouitch will give to-
night.
DIR. and Nine. Grouitch expect 10
spend the greater part OF the summer
in Washington, taking occasional
week end trips by way of vacation.
DR.. PessOa TO Visit U. s.
DR.. Epistacio PesSoa, president
elect of Brazil, has accepted the invi-
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the guest OF the nation when he ar
rives in the United States next month
en- route to Rio Janeiro from Paris.
DR.. Pessoa is head Of the Brazilian
delegation TO the Peace Conference,
and was in Paris when elected presi- |
dent of the South American republic. |
II was said at the state Department |
that an elaborate program would be
arranged for the entertainment OF the !
visitor.
The ATTORNEY General and Mrs. L. !
Palmer have as their guest
Mrs. Kemp Bartlett. OF Baltimore. |
Mrs. Painters sister, who is here to |
attend the Council OF Colonial Danes. |
The Secretary of Commerce and |
Mrs. ReLheId have as their guest /
their son, Humphrey Redheld, who :
was recently discharged from the !
navy. Mr. Redheld will go to New |
Y ork to join Mrs. Redfield at the con- !
clUsion OF his visit here.
Miss Margaret Niche has gone to
New York for a brief visit. Miss
Michie's engagement to David Tor /
rey Wells, of New York, has just
been announced by her mother. Mrs. !
Robert T. l. Niche, widow of Briga-
der General Niche. L. S. A. The
" Wedding will take place in the near
future. but the arrangements are
not complete. The ceremony will be