Evening star., 1919-03-09

DR. Don Santos A. Dominica, will en-
tertain a dinner party in honor of the
acting Secretary of State and Mrs.
Frank Lyon Polk on Thursday, March
Mira Ali-Kuii Khan. Persian charge
d'affaires at Washington, gave din
ner Friday evening In Paris in honor
of Secretary of State and Mrs Robert
Lansing and Moshaver-El-M Mamalek.
Persian. minister OF foreign affairs.
Many distinguished guests were pres
ent, including former American AM
bassador and Mrs. W. G.. Sharp. Col.
and Mrs. e. NJ House, Gen. John J.
Pershfng, Gen. Tasker II. Bliss and
many Persians in Paris.
The Secretary of Commerce will
leave Washington the latter part of
the middle west, during which time
Mrs. Redfield will visit at her home in
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Senator John W. Weeks of Massa-
chusetts and Mrs. Weeks, Mr.. William
r. G. Harding, governor of the
Federal Reserve Board; Senator Albert
b. Cummins, Senator Frederick Hale,
and the new Speaker, Representative
Frederick H Gillett, form an inter
esting party, that has gone to st.
Augustine, Fla. and will remain for
ten days at the Ponce de Leon Hotel.
Senator and Mrs. Hoke Smith viii
leave Washington on Saturday for
their Atlanta home where they will
remain until the extra session is
called. Their daughter. Mrs. Aston
Simpson. with her children, viii be
their guests during the spring months
Lieut.. Commander Simpson Is on
shore duty in France.
Lieut.. F'ranecstoni OF the Italian
military mission will act as best man
at the marriage of Senorita Maria
BoniIias. daughter OF the Mexican
ambassador. and Nine. BonilIas, and
Italian army, which viii take place
at the Mexican embassy Monday,
March "a, at II O'Clock.
A number Of charming nospita1ities
are being arranged in compliment TO
Calderon viii give a luncheon for
her at the Bolivian legation on
March Is.
Sonora Dona Dolores Cecilia Bonil-
the embassy Of Mexico. will be at
home tomorrow afternoon after 4.S0
o'clock and viii have with her her
sister. Senorita Maria Bonillas. daugfl-
ter OF the ambassador of Mexico and
Sonora de BoniIlas.
ing her Mrs. vfilademorus, wife
of the accounting assistant OF the
Argentine embassy: Senom dc Tanz,
wife of the secretary OF the Chilean
embassy; Senorita Elena CaIderon,
daughter Of the Minister OF Bolivia,
Mr.. Newton D. Baker, Secretary OF
War. and Gen. Peyton c. March, the
chief of staff. were the guests OF
honor last evening at dinner given
by Mai. Gen. K. Inouye. military at
tacke to the Japanese embassy. al
Rauscher's. The other guests were
the Japanese ambassador, yiscount
Ishii; Mr.. Benedict CrowelL Maj. Gen,
Frank Mcintyre, Maj. Gen: ". AZ
Maj Gen. Henry .Jervey. Brig. Gen,
Lytre Brown Brig. Gen. Frank T.,
Hines, Col. Constant Corr1ier, Col r,
II. Hearn, Col. c. C. James. Col. K. A.
Joyce, Col B. H Williams. Mai
Joseph NJ Swing, Mr.. X Debuchi. Col
Maj. S. Takagi, Capt. Fl. Watari, Capt
s. Washizu, Mr. r. Shiratori, Lieut.
X Morisima, Lieut.. J. Okada and
Lieut.. y. Inouye.
Capt. sappeIii, distinguished
italian officer. spoke last evening to
the faculty and students of Gunston
Hall on ItaIy's part in the war. His
address was listened to with sympa-
thetic attention. as the school has
taken gerat interest in the work OF
the Italian Relief Association.
Mne Paul Hubscher and her two
children have returned from Cincin-
natl, where they remained during
DR.. Hubschers absence in Switzer-
land, and are again occupying their
apartment, at 2400 18th street DR.
TI -, .I~s- u.
week after an absence of several
months, during which time he was
| raised to the rank Of counselor of the
Swiss legation. after having served
as first secretary for q number OF
years.
| Mr.. Andrea Gefsser Ceiesia dj
vegliasco. third secretary of the
| Italian embassy, has returned ia
Washington, after spending a. month
| at Palm Beach, Fla
For Walter Reed Boys.
Large numbers Of the wounded sool.
| siers at walter Reed General Hospita,
/ who have need to feel deeply on tI1s
subject, will have an opportunfty
| Tuesday afternoon at CrandalPs
Knlckerbocker to figure out just
What Shall We Do With Hiun-the
Kaiser when they see the World fiji,
of that name presented for their owu
| benefit and amuse ment.
| SO vital is the necessity for the en-
| tertainnient of the soldiers recover.
! ing from their wounds OF war that
Washington people in general are
taking interest in the matinee for the
League for the Entertainment OF
1 Wounded Soldiers
| Mrs. Newton .. Baker. wife OF the
Secretary of War. and Mrs josepaius
Danjel2 wife Of the Sec1.afa y-u ~ IN 2
Navy. have interested tlfemseIyes by
meAding the List Of pak1oneaseA. a.u1
aseoaassd wfth thszn ~ III l'ianll:.