The Washington herald., 1919-06-20
By E. c. DRUM-HUNT.

Baker win 60 to Baltimore tomorrow
for the exercises at Homewood In
connection with the Johns Hopkins
University reunion, when the Secre-
tary will unveil the memorial tablet.
which will contain the names of all
the Hopkins men who made the su-
prene sacrifice during the war. Ut -
expected that prominent diplomats
will go over from this city Monday
for the celebration OF Canadian Day
At Homewood.
return to Washington the same after
noon.
Mrs. Baker will go 20 Camp Mead.
this. evening to sing for the soldiers.
Prince Asge. of the ruling family
of Denmark, who arrived In New
York yesterday. will come TO Wash
ington shortly. He plans to visit
West Point. Annapolis, the home of
Washington at Mount Vernon. and
some Of the larger cities. including
Washington.
The prince. who is 32 years old. left
Copenhagen on April 25. Inspected
English military institutions at the
invitation of King George, and then
went to France. where he visited
oattlefelds as a guest of the French
republic.
The new Minister of Persia, Sad
ighes-SuItaneh. presented his credeh
tials to Frank L. Polk. Acting Sec
retary of State. Wednesday.
ANNOUNCE EsCHAURRE-
URIBE ENGAGEMENT.
The Colombian minister. Dr.
Urueta. entertained at dinner We'd
resday evening at the Shoreham In
honor of Nine. Eschaurre of Chile
and her daughter. when the en-
gaSement of Miss Eschaurre to
Mr.. Carlos Uribe. brother of Nine.
Urueta, was announced. Among the
other guests were Mr.. Pedro Villa
demoros of the Argentine Embassy
stan and Nine. Villademoros. Mmc.
Eschaurre and Miss E>chaurre left
last night for New York. where
their nome in Chile.
Nine. Urueta is at Atlantic City,
where the summer legation is es-
tablished-
Mai. Livius D. Tieusanu. military
attache of the Rumanian Legation,
congratulations on the birth of u
daughter on Tuesday in Atlantic
city. Nine. Tieusanu. who was
Miss Adele Humphrey. of Philadei.
phia, is staying with her mother
Mrs. Samuel Humphrey. at her cot
tage in Atlantic City.
Maj Gen. McLachlan, the retiring
military attache of the British en-
bassy. is in New York for a few
days He is expected to return here
for time before sailing for Eng
land. He will be succeeded by Maj
Gen Bethel. who will arrive here
at the end of this month. accompa-
MED by four military aids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Tucker
man entertained at dinner last
night at the Montgomery Country
Club. After dinner Corporal Alvin
EIey sang for the guests. Mr.. and
Mrs Tuckerman and their family
will leave town the last of this
month for Southampton, L. /,
where they have a cottage.
Corporal Alvin Eley, u. S. NJ. c..
has been engaged to sing for the
series of Twilight Musicales for
the benefit of the Pipe Organ Fund
of st. Johns Church. Bethesda. He
has a voice of rare beauty. The
first musicale will be given tomor-
row evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Evans Browne of Edge
moor. at O'Clock.
Miss Eleanor Johnston. debutante
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Marion Johnston. will entertain at
dinner this evening in compliment
to Miss Adelaide Bell Heath and
her fiance. Lieut. Col. Arthur Hal
dane Doig. Tomorrow Miss Heath
will go to Rosemont. Pa, to pass a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
A. Lewis. The marriage of Miss
Heath and Colonel Doig will take
place m October.
Capt. Robert Glenn. OF the British
Embassy stan. entertained at dinner
last evening at the Cafe st. Marks.
Mr.. and Mrs. syivanus Stokes. jr.,
have returned from New York.
The marriage of Miss Margaret
MlCnle, OduSnIeT OF MIS- hODerL Z. Il.
Niche and the late Brig. Gen. Niche.
U. S. A, to David Torrey Wells, Of
New York. took place yesterday in
East Norwalk, Conn. Mr.. Wells is
the son of William Wells, of Gaze
novia. n. Y.
GENERAL TREAT
IN WASHINGTON.
Brig. Gen. Charles G. Treat, U. s.
A. is in WASHINGTON for q few DAYS.
He has been ordered to Camp Sher-
man. Ohio. for duty.
Lieut. Col John NJ. Eager, field ar
tillery. with the American Expedition
airy Forces in France, has been as
signed to duty as assistant United
States military attache at Rome
Col Eager is well known in WASH
ington. as he was stationed at Fort
Myer for long time.
Mrs. Raymond T. Baker, daughter
OF Capt Isaac E. Emerson. of
Brooklandwood. Nd. in the Gree n
Spring valley. who is established AZ