The Washington herald., 1919-04-22

Ine NetherlandS minister ana
Mime. Cremer were the honor guests
at the dinner which the Secretary of
Commerce and Mrs Redfield gave
last night.
Mrs. A. Mitchell Palmer. wife Of
the Attorney General. had a small
company for luncheon yesterday at
the Cafe st. Marks. Her sister. Mrs.
Frederick A Levering. also had sew
eral guests lunching with her at the
Cafe St. Marks yesterday.
Mrs- Palmer will 60 to- Baltimore
today TO attend the breakfast to be
given by the woman's Victory Loan
committee at the foot of the Wash
fngton Monument Mrs. Palmer
niece, Miss Mary Garrett Bartlett. OF
Baltimore. Is Mrs. Palmers guest FOR
q few days.
Mrs Newton Baker, who was the
honor guest at . small. informal din
mar of twelve covers which Mrs.
James Carroll Fraser gave last even
ing, will sing tomorrow at a Req
Gross benefit at the First Congrega-
tional Church. On Thursday she
will sing at the Victory meeting at
III. Belasco Theater and on Friday
at the Sibley Hospital for the bene-
ht Of the hospital fund.
Secretary Lane of the Department
Of the Interior left Washington yes
terday for Lynchburg. Va, where he
spoke last evening at Victory LID
erty Loan rally.
The state Department has been in
formed Of the appointment OF Sa-
dighes-Sultaneh as Persian Minister
to the United States. The new minis
YER has been attached to the Persian
Legation in London. Mira Ali kul1
Khan. counselor of the legation and
for a long time charge d'afaires. Is
now in Paris representing his country
at the Peace Conference.
The Assistant Secretary Of War and
Mrs. Benedict Crowell. have gone to
the White sulphur Springs to spend
the Easter holidays.
Baron Goto former minister of for
eign affairs Of Japan, arrived at the
Shoreham Sunday evening. and VIII
remain until today. when he will go
TO New York.
Baron Goto and his party will re-
turn to Washington later in the month
for a longer stay.
Robert n. ,McAdoo. son OF the for
mcr Secretary of the Treasury. Will
IAN Gibbs McAdoo, was the weekend
ECest of Frederick Mccormick at
BrookIandwood the est e in the
Green Spring valley Of Mr.. McCor-
mack's mother. Mrs. Isaac E Emer-
son.
col. Robert NJ. Thompson will leave
today for Hot Springs, Va. where
he will spend a week His son-in-law,
stephen pen. who has been here for
several days. left last night for New
York. He recently left the hospital
al Paterson, n. j.. where he under
went an operation
Col. and Mrs. Thompson are making
their plans to leave Washington the
first week in June. as Is their usual
custom. and spend the summer at
their summer nome in Southampton.
l.. !. Col and Mrs Thompson will
spend a week in New York on their
way.
Wong Chong Wa. a distinguished
chinese gentleman. who Is travelling
IN this country has arrived III w
inston and Is at the Arlington for
brief stay. Mr.. Wong. who Is said TO
have influenced China to sever diplo-
matte relations with Germany, Is on
mis- way to Paris to serve as counselor
10 the Chinese delegation to the Peace
Conference.
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock has ar
ranged a meeting for the beneht OF
ne memorial to the soldiers, sailors
and Marines who served in the pres
ent war. at the Belasco, Theater. on
sunday afternoon, April 27, at $3.50
o'clock. The Hon. David Jayne Hill
will preside at the meeting and sew
craI short addresses will be given.
a famous quartet from the Chicago
Opera Troupe, consisting OF Warren
Proctor, Mime. Francesca Teralta,
Clarence whitehill and Nine. Mar
euerite Fontrese will render musi-
cal program.
Fifty seats will be given to the
convaIescents at Walter Reed Hos
pital and the third balcony will be
Free to all-soldiers. sailors. aviators