Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-12

| ing stand today to witness
! the parade Of the 5th and 9Th
| Marines Col. Ridley, the Pres
| ident's aid.
| Miss Margaret Wilson, who has spent
her time with the President and Mrs.
| Wilson at the White House since her
return with them from Europe. went to
| New York last evening and from there
| will make a series of visits which will
keep her absent from the capital for
some time.
The Secretary of the Interior and Mrs.
Franklin K. Lane have taken an apart
ment at Wendell Mansions, on Massa-
chusetts avenue, and will take posses
sion the first Of September, giving up
the residence on wyoming avenue
which they have been occupying for
some years.
Hosts to Marine Officers.
Acting Secretary Of the, Navy
Roosevelt were hosts today at a
luncheon to the officers Of the Marine
Corps who took part in the parade,
and their wives. The luncheon was
northwest. The following were the
guests: Gen. Barnett and wife, Gen.
Le Jeune. Gen. Feland and wife. Gen.
Neville, Gen. Long. Gen. Richards and
and wife. Col. Snyder and sister. Co..
Haines. Col. Lemly and wife. Col.
Dunlap and wife. Col Porter, Col.
Russell, Col. Theall and wife. Col:
Holcomb and wife. Col Rixey and
Stowell. Maj. Shearer. Maj. Hunt and
wife, Maj. Keyser. Maj. Kilgore and
wife and Admiral and Mrs. Benson.
The charge d'affaires of the Cuban
legation, DR.. Arturi Padre Almeida.
accompanied by Mr.. Capote of the le-
cation staff, will go to New York to
meet Sonora de Quesada. widow of
DR.. Gonzalo de Quesada, first minister
more recently Cuban minister to Ger
many, and their children. who will
land tomorrow on board the S. s.
Nieuw Amsterdam. Sonora Quesada
Is en- route from Europe to Cuba with
tho remains of her late husband. who
died in Germany three years ago. and
Immediately upon their arrival the
body will be transferred to the Cuban
cruiser Cuba. which is due to arrive
| in port today to await the arrival of
the liner.
The family party will go aboard the
cruiser and make the trip to Havana.
where the funeral of this distin-
guished diplomat will be attended
with much state.
The minister Of Switzerland, Mr..
Hans Sulzer, will return to Washing
| ton tomorrow from Nonquit, Mass,
where he has been with Nine. Sulzer
since their return from the west some
weeks ago. Mr.. Frederick Oederlin.
| commercial adviser of the legation,
| ter and Nine. Sulzer. will return with
| the minister and remain here several
| weeks before sailing for Europe.
Mrs. Medfll Mccormick ACCOMPANIED
Senator Mccormick back to WASH
ington yesterday from Southampton,
where he went to spend the week end
with their children, who are staying
with their grandmother. Mrs. Robert
Mccormick. for the summer.
| Representative and Mrs. Julius
Kahn, who were called to Atlantic
City on Friday by the death of Mrs
Charles Schwab of New York, re-
turned to Washington today and are
again leaving for the west. to be
absent for some days. While in At
lantic City they were at the Ambas-
The military attache of the en-
bassy of Russia, Col. Of the General
STAR "A. Nikolaieff, accompanied
| ny AHuc. E~ihO1diClls udS SOhc " Az
lantic City for a stay of some length
and is at the Ambassador.
Mr.. Charles J. vopicka. United States
minister to Bulgaria, Rumania and
| Serbia, who arrived in Washington
| recently from his summer home near
Chicago. left Washington late yester-
day afternoon for New York.
Mr.. Henry Getty Chiffon, secretary
D.fk scI, otto will
turn to Washington Thursday from
| Newport. where he has been visiting.
Mrs. Chiffon is in Grand Rapids.
Mich, spending the summer with her
parents. former Ambassador and Mrs.
| Thomas ]. O'Brien.'
Mr.. Charles Pergler, commissioner
to the United States from the Czecho-
slovak republic, with Mrs. Pergler,
will sail Thursday for their home. The
former has been called to Europe by
the foreign minister of the. republic
| DR.. Edward Benes. for conference.
Mai. Gen. E. H. Crowder. who has
| been in Cuba for some time, will ar
| rive in New York today aboard the
| Cuban cruiser Cuba.
Mrs. Albert l. Mills. who has spent
! some time at Hague, on Lake George
New York. will leave there on Thurs
day for Beach Haven, N. J.. and will
remain at the st. Rita until the LIST
Of October.
Mrs. George Barnett has had as
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