The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-08-04

HE President and Mrs. Wilson
returned to the White House
this morning after spending the
week end cruising on the Mayfower.
They spent Sunday on the lower bay,
but did not leave the yacht at all.
The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall left Washington this morn
ing for Raleigh, N. c., where Mr..
Marshall will deliver an address this
evening before the chamber OF COM
merce. They did not take little Nor
rison Marshall with them, as they are
returning tomorrow.
Little Morrison celebrated his third
birthday yesterday-very quietly with
a cake, three candles, and one to
grow on"-with a few youngsters Of
his own age, and a few very simple
gifts, to mark the day.
The Italian ambassador, Count Mac
chi di Cellere, joined the Countess di
Cellere in Newport for the weekend.
They were the guests for whom Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
entertained Saturday night at a brill
liant dinner.
The Norwegian minister, Mr.. Bryn,
went to Blue Ridge Summit, Pa, for
the weekend to join his family. He
is expected back at the legation to-
morrow.
The first hospitality offered the
Under Secretary of State and Mrs.
Frank Lyon Polk, after their arrival
in Paris, where Mr.. Polk is to replace
Secretary Lansing as one of the
American peace delegation, was din
ner in their honor last Friday at
which Hugh Wallace, the American
ambassador to France, and Mrs. Wal
lace were hosts.
Mrs. Redfeld. wife of the Secretary
of Commerce, left Washington yester-
day to spend August with her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles K. Drury, at Westfield, L. 1.
Guest of BOEiVia's Envoy.
The Minister of Bolivia and Sonora
Ignacio Calderon have as their guest
Sonora Jorge z. Zalles, wife of the
honorary financial attache of the Iega-
ton, and daughter of The minister.
Senior Zalles is now in South America
on a visit. Sonora Zalles will return
to her home in New YORK this week.
The Minister Of Salvador and Mime.
Sol have returned from New York.
where they spent the greater part Of
last week.
Brand Whitlock, United States min
ster to Belgium, sailed Saturday for
the United States. He should be in
next week.
The minister OF Ecuador, DR.. Don
Rafael Elizalde, who has been tour |
ng through Canada, is expected back |
1t the legation within few days.
Director General John Barrett. OF |
he Pan-American Union, has left |
Washington to discuss the South
American countries and the Spanish
before a number of summer
schools in New England. The week.
nd he will spend with his mother at
grafton, VT.
Senator and Mrs. Miles Poindexter
Who spent the week end at White
sulphur Spring were guests Of honor
t brilliant dinner given there last
light, by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F.
iilroy, jr.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Moreton F.
Iage, who since their return from
rance have been at the country
lace Of Mrs. Cages father, Henry F.
,ippitt, at Cumberland Hill, motored
o Narragansett Pier and entertained
t luncheon at the Casino yesterday.
1rs. Gage, formerly Frances Hip
lit, was well known in Washington's
ounger set. She went to France to
o Red Cross work very early in the
7ar, renewed acquaintance with Cen
raj Gage, who was formerly military 1
ttache Of the British embassy here.
nd married him about two years ago
4 France. !
Mr.. and Mrs. William Corcoran Hill
re at Narragansett Pier, at the Mas
asoit House, for August
Countess Alfred Skarbek de Kor-
yzski. known to the art world as '
liss Myra Edgerly, will exhibit sew {
raj of her portraits on ivory at Bel !
ourt, the villa of Captain and Mrs. I
erry Belmont, on next Wednesday.
thursday and Friday Countess de
-orzybski has spent the past winter $