Evening star., 1919-03-28
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| returned to Washington
from a tour of inspection through the
west.
plans to sail for Europe about April
s. to be absent for several weeks.
! The Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. Carter Glass will entertain a few
friends informally at dinner tonight
! The Attorney General and Mrs. A.
| Mitchell Palmer will be the guests of
! honor at a dinner party. with Mr.. and
/ Mrs. George E. Hamilton as hosts,
! Monday evening.
The ambassador of Spain and Sonora
de Riano will be the guests of honor
at a dinner party to be entertained
tonight by Representative and Mrs.
Henry D. Flood.
Senior Dr. Don Rafael Zaldivar,
minister of Salvador, will give up his
diplomatic post in Washington. but
9 the date of his departure has not been
! settled upon. He and Sonora de Zal-
divar are among the most popular
members of the Latin American con-
| tingent in the capital and their de-
| parture will be deeply regretted. Miss
! Julia Zaldivar was one of the popular
! debutantes of the winter.
| DIR. Salvador Sol has been appointed
from Salvador to replace DIR. Ialdivar.
| He is a distinguished man of about forty
years of age and married Miss Duke.
a subject of Great Britain and woman
of many accomplishments. He has spent
much time in the United States, and has
for long been student of agriculture
in this and his own country.
| Senior IenaCo Serrano. attache Of
the Chilean embassy, who has been
ordered to London by his government,
will leave about the first of May.
M Saastaminden, who is at present
minister of Finland to Copenhagen.
| is being sent to Washington as spe-
cial envoy Of Finland to remain until
the independence of that country is
officially recognized.
The appointment of Mr.. John W.
Hallowell of Boston as assistant to
the Secretary Of the Interior, Mr..
Franklin X. Lane, is agreeable news
Hallowell having made their home
here since the formers appointment
with the food administration as an
IorganiZer
Mr. Hallowell is Harvard man.
class of 1901, and both he and Mrs.
Hallowell. the latter formerly Miss Ladd,
are Bostonians.
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock. wS1o has been
passing a few days in New York. will
come to her home in Washington to-
day and have dinner for the British
ambassador and Lady Reading on next
Monday.
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood has as a
guest for a few days Mrs. Benjamin
Knower of Hartford. Conn. Miss An
toinette w. E. Graves. who was a guest
of Mrs. Wood, has returned to New
York.
Mrs. John c. Fremont will not be at
home tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. James Lee Shelton is entertain
ing bridge party followed by tea this
ment to her house guest. Mrs Isabel
Northrop McHenry of Philadelphia. The
other guests are Mrs. Charles B. Hen
derson, Mrs. John W. Weeks, Mrs. Leigh
Palmer. Mrs. F. L. Sandoz. Mrs. Charles
b. Howry, Mrs. E. Boiling Byrd, Mrs.
Amory Lawrence of Boston. Mrs. Baker
of Winchester, Mrs. Fred r. Scott, Mrs.
Perkins Ruggles. Mrs. l.. S. Chappelear
and Mrs. Walter Wells.
Mrs. Shelton recently returned from
q visit to Philadelphia and is now occu-
plying her apartment at the Wyoming.
Tomorrow she will be joined by her son,
Mr.. David Parker Guest, who was re-
Gently released from service as a lieu
tenant in the Aviation Corps.
At the regular Thursday night din
ner at the Arts Club last night. when
Mrs. Gasch was hostess and DR.. Will
liam Stafford host, Mrs. Sidney Burle-
son was a guest and an fter-dinner
speaker, giving some delightful side
lights on the famous writer, o. Henry,
who was a resident of her home town
in Texas.
Mr.. Harvey o. Higgins. the play
wright, was also guest and after
dinner speaker. and the evenings
program included a musical program
with Miss Elizabeth Campbell.
Mrs. William B. Colver, wife of the
chairman of the Federal Trade Com !
mission, left Washington this morning
for a visit to Atlantic City.
The assistant to the Attorney Cen
eral for war work and Mrs. John
Lord O'Brian returned to Washington
last evening from New York, where !
they attended the parade of the 27th !
Division on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. OBrian will be at home i
on Sunday as usual. Capt. and Mrs. |
Merwyn K. Hart of Utica, N. Y. will
arrive tomorrow to be their guests for
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dalzell Living
announcing the engagement of their |
daughter Lorraine. to Mr.. Donald |
Hudson. Mr.. Hudson is the American !
ace who served as q lieutenant in the !
Aviation Corps, and is the son of Mr.. !
and Mrs. Paul Hudson Of Mexico, who |
are temporarily making their home |
here.