The Washington herald., 1919-05-05
By E. c. DRUM-HUNT.

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The Mexican Ambassador, Senior
Ygnacio Bonillas. has returned from
New York. where he went to say
goodbye to his son-in-law and
daughter, Lieut.. and Nine. Giuseppe
Coppola, who sailed for Italy last
Wednesday. Nine. Bonillas, who ac-
compenied the Ambassador to New
York. viii not return to Washington
until the middle of the month.
The Swiss Minister and Nine. Sulzer
have gone to New York to spend a
week.
Among those who were In New York
10 bid the retiring British Ambassador
and the Countess of Reading farewell
when they sailed Saturday on the
Aquitania for England were: Capt
Arthur Stagge, British Naval At
tachs at Washington: Commander
Temple Blackwood. also of the Brit
ish Embassy: Lieut. Col Norman
Thwaites and Mai. Phillip C. Currie.
of the British military intelligence
service in the United States; Basil
Blackett. British treasury representa-
y
Watson, acting British Consul Cen
eral In New York.
Mrs. r. Hugh Knyrett returned to
England with Lord and Lady Read
ing as did also Capt. Guy Pirtman,
his military aid: Maj. c. K. Crau-
ford and Sir Grimwoood Mears.
Another retiring British diplomatist
on the Aquitania was Sir Conynghsm
Greene, lately Ambassador at Tokyo,
who Is returning home to England
with Lady Greene.
The Secretary of the Treasury and
Miss Mary Archer Glass have re-
turned from a Victory Loan tour
through the South
The Secretary and Mrs. Glass will
leave Washington today for New Eng
land. where the former will make a
series Of Victory Loan speeches.
The Secretary of the Interior and
Mrs Lane have as their weekend
guest C. H. Pfeiffer. of New York.
The Secretary of Commerce and Mrs.
William c. Redfield will go to New
York tomorrow. accompanied by Mr..
Mercein. who has been their guest for
some time. They will return at the
end of the week
Edouard De Billy who has been act
ing French high commissioner since
the departure Of NJ. Ander Tardieu to
France. has given up his post and
sailed for France yesterday on board
La Lorraine. The work OF the commits
sion has virtually come to an end. its
remaining affairs having been turned
over to Maurice Casazene, who will
maintain an ONCE here.
OF great interest Is the marriage
Of Miss Gladys Morgan. who has
been residing here for some time.
and Lieut.. John W. Henderson. of
Denver. Col, which took place Sat
urtay at o'clock at the residence
Of the brides aunt. Mrs. Eugene E.
Prussing. in New York.
The ceremony was performed by
Chaplain George E. T. Stevenson of
the U s. s. Troy. Miss Louise Prus-
sing was maid of honor and Robert
H. Thompson of the Naval Overseas
Training Service acted as best man.
The bride is the eldest daughter
of Harry H. Morgan of the American
Consulate at Antwerp. a grand
daughter of Col David NJ. Egerton.
of Chicago. and a Granddaughter of
the late Adjutant General Richard
A. Drum, U. S. A.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Henderson will
spend a fortnight at Atlantic City
and will motor a part of the way to
Colorado.
he o. .
Of Governor of the Philippines F. b.
Harrison to Miss Elizabeth Wrent-
more, of California, are now in the
hands of Mrs. Francis Burton Harri-
son, the authoress and mother of the
bridegroom-to-be with the bride-elect
now on her way from California to
be the guest of Mrs. Harrison until
the ceremony takes place. Thursday.
May Is. is the day selected. and the
ceremony will be performed at the
residence of Mrs. Henderson. 1907 ]
street.
The young daughters of the bride
groom, one of them the senior of tho
bride-elect, are expected in town for
the ceremony. The Misses Harrison
are the children of Governor Harri-
sons first wife. who was Miss Mary
Crocker. of San Francisco. Her death
in a motor accident occurred in New
York in 1906 Mr.. Harrison shortly
after married Mrs. Mabel Judson
King, of Brooklyn, by whom he had
two children. They were divorced in
California a year ago.
Governor Harrison's fiancee is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
G. wrentmore. of California. who are
now residing in Manila. where Mr.
wrentmore is dean of the Philippine
University. Miss wrentmore is II.
Rear Admiral William S. Sims, u.
6. N. will return to Newport from a
speaking tour about the country on
May Il. rejoining his family here at
his residence at the training station.
they having changed their place or
abode from Kay street this week
Mr.. and Mrs. George Y. Worth
ington. jr.. have as their guests Mrs.
worthington's mother. Mrs. j. T.
Waterman and her sister. Miss Wini-
fred Worthington. who just re-
turned from Europe after an alb
sence of eight years. They were in
France and Switzerland. Mrs.
worthington was Miss Adele Water
man.
Mrs. william Nelson Page will be
hostess at a tea Wednesday at her
residence in Kalorama road.
Miss Elizabeth Duble. who has
been doing Red Cross work in
France for about a year. is en- route
home