The Washington times., 1919-09-24
seeretary Daniels Feted.

Joscphus Daniels. Secretary OF the
Navy, was the honor guest at a
luncheon given yesterday at the
Shoreham BY some Of the officers Of
the Naval Reserve.
Josephus Daniels, jr., returned last
evening 10 Raleigh y. c.. after spend
ing a few days in Washington to
greet his parents on their return
from the West when they had a lit
tie family reunion.
The Secretary Of Labor and Mrs.
Wilson. accompanied by their daugh-
ter. Miss Agnes Hart Wilson. and
Mrs. Wilson, sister-in-law Of the Sec
retary. arrived I'm Washington last
evening from their homes in Bloss-
burg, Pa, where they have spent the
summer. Miss Mary Wilson and Miss
Jessie Wilson returned TO Washing
ton some days ago in time to enter
school.
Miss CorneIia Basel Will go 70
White Sulphur Springs. W. Va, on
October / for a fortnight and Will
then return TO Washihgton for the
winter Miss Basel. who is a sister
Of Mrs John ". Davis, has been Oc-
Cupying Mr.. and Mrs. Davis apart
mcnt at 1909 Sixteenth street since
the Davises sailed for London on Mr..
Davis appointment TO the post Of
American ambassador TO Great Brit
ain. She viii give the apartment up
the last OF this month.
Miss Julia Davis. the ambassador 3
daughter. who is now with her fam
lily in London, will not come back this
year to resume her course at Welles-
ley. but she may possibly return next
season, taking two courses in one
and graduating with her class
A dispatch from Buenos Ayres
states shat Col. Esteban Vacarszza
has been appointed military attache
Of the Argentine embassy He will
succeed Col EdouardO Raybaud, who
has been absent from his post for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter TucIlerman
entertained at dinner last night. with
the minister Of the Serbs. Croats and
SIoVeness and Nine. Grouitch among
the guests.
Commander Yoshitake Uyeda. /. j.
n, naval attache OF the Japanese en-
bassy, entertained a company OF di-
plOmatic friends at dinner last even
ing at the ShOTeham. The guest OF
honor was Mr.. Debuchi, charge d'af-
faires was counselor Of the embassy
WedH New York Girl.
News Of the marriage Of Charles +.
=. Richardson, Of Washington. and
Miss Charlotte Pell, OF Newport and
New York, which reached Washing
ton this morning. came as complete
surprise and caused a fiutter i'm soci-
ETY.. The ceremony took place yes
terday afternoon in Trinity Church.
.'ewpoTt. the rector. the Rev. Stanley
=. Hughes, officiating.
The wedding wa very quiet, only
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Gerard. the lat
ter cousin of the bride. and $. Gross
Horwitz, lawyer Of Baltimore, at
tending.
The bride has long been identified
with the summer life of Newport. Her
mother, the late Mrs. Clarence Pell
was a resident there for many years.
She died more than two years ago,
leaving her home on Rhode Island
avenue TO her daughter.
Mr.. Richardson was educated at
Eton College, and has the degree OF
4. b. from Harvard. During Presl-
dent ROoscvelt's administration he
was Secretary Of the Embassy at Ber-
lin, also Secretary OF the Embassy at
Brazil and charge Of affairs there for
a year. Later he was secretary and
charge or affairs at Denmark He is
a member of the Metropolitana, Uni
versity and Chevy Chase Clubs OF