The Washington times., 1919-10-01
THE Belgian ambassador, Baron de

THE Belgian ambassador, Baron de
Cartier de Marchienne, and the
= Baroness de Cartier de Mar
chienne, are in New York to wait the
arrival Of the King and Queen of Bel
gium on Friday, and are staying at
the Ritz-Carlton Hotel.
Baron de Cartier has been travelling
with Cardinal Mercier, and was with
him in Princeton on Monday, when
the Belgian pFelate was given an
LIZ D. degree BY the university,
The charge d'affaires Of Japan. Mr..
Debuchi, entertained informally at
luncheon at the embassy today. in
minister Of foreign affairs of Japan,
and the, members of his suite. The
little company Of guests asked to meet
them included William Phillips, Act
| ing Secretary Of State; Larz Anderson,
J former American ambassador to ia
pan; members of the embassy staff,
and few others.
Baron GOtO, who IS making his sec
Ond visit to Washington, came on this
time in the hope Of paying his re-
spects to President Wilson, but found
the President too i'll to receive any
visitors. he and his party will leave
their return journey TO japan.
Leaves for lIezIeO.
The Mexican Ambassador, IgnaciO
Bonillas, left Washington Saturday
for CuartO Ctenegas, Mexico, for con-
ference with President Carranza.
Nine. BOnillas remained at the en-
bassy in Washington.
The Charge dAHaires Of the Lega-
ton Of Uruguay and Nine. de Peaa
have returned from New York,
where they went to meet the
Mr.. and Nine. Alexander HerqUin-
igO, Of Chile, who will spend month
in this country before sailing for
Europe.
The marriage of Mr.. and Nine.
HerquinigO took place in Washing
ton and was attended by a large
party Of distinguished guests. Nine.
HerquinigO was Miss Malvina de
Pena. and her husband was attached
to the legation Of Chile at that time.
They will make a visit here before
leaving this country.
Capt. r. r. Glen, OF the British
embassy stan, was host at a dinner
Monday evening at the Cafe St
Marks.
Benton McMllin, American Am
bassador to Peru and Mrs. McMillin
arrived yesterday in washington
and are at the willard.
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt arrived
In washington last night from Hyde
Park, n. Y, and Joined Mr.. Roosevelt,
the Assistant Secretary Of the Navy.
Return From VaeatiOn.
Mrs Cary T. Grayson, wife Of the
Presidents physician, and aide, and
their small sons. Gordon and Cary
T. Grayson, jr., are again at their
Washington home with Rear Admiral
Grayson. They spent the summer in
Connecticut.
Mrs. Joseph s. FreIinghuysen is
with Senator F'relinghuysen in Wash.
inGton for a visit Of several days.
having come from their summer
home near Raritan, n. J. She win
close the country place about the
middle Of October and win then re-
turn to Washington, accompanied by
her children, for the winter.
Lady WiIlert, who has been at
Marion, Mass, for the summer. has
postponed her return to Washington
from October 1 to October s. She
will not take her young son, Paul
WiIlert, to England to place him in
school this autumn as she had in
tended.
Miss Katherine Judge who has
been at the ShOreham for several
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ment at 1855 Massachusetts, avenue,
where she will spend the winter. The
apartment has been sublet for the
last two seasons.
Miss Judge entertained at dinner
last evening at the ShOreham in COM
pliment to Bishop Glass, of Utah and
Nevada, who has been attending a
conference in Baltimore. The other
quests were Col. and Mrs. Campbell
ding, Capt. and Mrs. Charles Marsh,
Er.sand Mrs. Randolph Minor, Col. and
Mrs Theodore A. Baldwin, jr. Comdr.
Rud Mrs. Emory Winship, Major and
Mrs. Walter SchoellkOpf, Mrs. Frank
Beatty, Miss O'COnnor, Of California,
Col. Edgar S. GOTrell and Ralph Snow
den Hin.
Francis P. Garvan, Alien Property
Custodian, and Mrs. Garvan have
leased the residence 1904 Eighteenth
street, which was occupied last winter
by Commander and Mrs. Emory Win
ship. Commander and Mrs. Winship
are at the Shoreham.
Mrs. Frank Beatty, wife Of Rear
Admiral Beatty, is in Washington for
a month and is visiting her sisters,
the Misses Peachy, at the Decatur.
Admiral Beatty is on duty at Charles
ton, S. c.
Return From New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Caspar Miller
have returned to Washington. Mrs.
Miller has been in New York for ten
days, and Mr.. Miller Joined her there
after a trip to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Wheeler. OF
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