Evening star., 1919-10-13

American minister TO sweden. is IN
Washington and will remain Il guest
at the Shoreham Hotel until tomorrow
evening.
Luncheon at French Embassy.
The French am AMBASSADOR and Nine.
JusSerand were hosts at luncheon at
the embassy yesterday to Cen. Co
mile and the members OF his staf
from Paris. who arrived on saturday
Tor a short stay. Gen. t"nIil!e is at
the head OF Il mission from France to
study polytechnics in this country.
Those who are with Gen. tomiiic are
Al. Roume. NJ and Nine Rrisca- NJ
Gaut". NJ. Lafarrc, NJ. and Nine. Rich
ard Reranger. ". and Mme. Henry, NJ
aud Nine. tiatine. Lieut.. PoLllc, NJ
''ombci. NJ Iedct. NJ. Nigue. Cadet de
torse. Cadet Eardy. Cadet Aiileret.
cadet SoliNa. Cadet Ziegel. cadet
Mineral Last evening Gen. Comille
ana til" nI"u IN his party went 20 Old
Point Comfort. where they will re-
main until Tuesday. They Will then
return tn Washington and Join the
other members Uf their party. who
arc at the Shorchum.
The return of Mrs. farz Anderson
from Detroit gives new interest to the
drive for the Edith t'aveU-Marie de
Page memorial fund to be presented
personally to Queen Elizabeth of Bel
gum on her return from the west.
Niscount Grey, the ambassador of
Great ErItaln. and Mr.. Herbert Hoover
are two of the last important per-
sonaSeS to take an interest in the
movement, which has already assumed
important proportions. Plans are be-
ing formulated for q Belgian day, ard
band concert. the dates for which will
be given out within few days. Col
lections were taken up in the Church
of the Epiphany and i'll st. Johns
Church for the fund, and undoubtedly
the ministers of other churches will
make Il like suggestion. The more
important merchants of Washington
will probably take a material inter
est in the movement this week. In
Boston the drive is being made al
most entirely by physicians and their
wives and by the nurses of the city.
The physicians and nurses of Wash
lrgton have not Yet taken up the
movement to any extent, but will un-
doubtediy start to do SO this week.
Two meetings of the committee will
be held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson on Massachusetts avenue.
the first. on Wednesday morning at
IL O'Clock, and the last on Wednes-
cay, October %, at the same hour.
Mrs. James Mcdonald has returned
to her residence on Massachusetts
avenue after a stay of two weeks in
the Adirondacks. where she has been
since closing her villa at Newport.
Commander and Mrs Claude E.
Mayo and the latter's aunt, Miss Pen
dleton. have given up the residence
at Chevy Chase which they occupied
for the summer. and are established
Tor the winter at 1924 18th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson. who
were in Detroit last week, where they
went for the funeral of Mr. Philip
Mcmillan. have returned to Washing
ton. Mrs. Philip Mcmillan is the sis
ter of Mr.. Anderson. Mrs Mcmillan
Gibson also was in Detroit. where
she went from Boston, having re-
ceived word while she was en- route
nome from York Harbor of the death
OF her uncle, Mr.. Mcmillan.
Mrs. Edmund Pendleton has re-
turned TO her apartment at Stone
leigh Court after spending several
months at Murray Bay and Bar Har-
Dor.
Mrs. Hunt Slater, who has been
MIS- Penflleton's house guest for sew
eral days. left this morning for New
York, where she will spend the win
ter.
Mrs. George Percy, who is now
making <her home at Cambridge.
Mass, will come to Washington this
week to visit her aunt, Mrs. Stenhen
b. Elkins. Mrs. Percy will be one of
the attendants at the marriage of
Miss Margaret TuttIe and Mr.. Streeter
Flynn on Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Tuttle will have
as their guests the last of the week
MISS Mary Cumming and Miss Eliza
beth Cumming, who are coming from
New York to attend Miss Margaret
futile at her marriage on Saturday
Miss Mildred Sisson of New York
has arrived in Washington and will
be the guest of Miss Abigail Harvey
until after the wedding on Saturday
OF Miss Lucy Flather and Mr.. Will
entertain Miss Flather and her at
tendants and a few other guests at
luncheon tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Peabody Eustis.
who spent the summer at Newport,
will return here about October 20.
They expect to spend the winter here.
They have not occupied their Wash
1ngton home for two years.
Miss Adelaide Bell Heath and Capt.
Arthur Haldane Doig, L. S. A, whose
marriage will take place on Wednes-
day, were the guests of honor at
luncheon yesterday of Capt. John NJ.
Enochs, U. S. n, at Chevy Chase Club
Maj. Crawford Stuart Of the Brit
ish embassy staff mas gone to White
Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Dagenett
have as their guest their cousin,
Airs. Margaret Mckay of Norfolk.
Va who will remain for several
weeks.
Plans for Virginia Wedding.