The Washington herald., 1919-11-01
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The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
hall left Washington yesterday
morning for Wilmington. Del, leav-
ing there last night for Crisheld.
ud.. where Mr.. Marshall delivered
an address. They will return to
Warrington tomorrow.
The Speaker of the House and
Mrs. Gillett entertained Lord and
Lady swaythling of England al
luncheon at the Capitol yesterday.
The Minister OF the Serbs. Croats
.nd slovens and Mime. Grouitch were
IN the party.
The most Interesting social event
OF today will be the wedding At 4
o'clock at the Church of the Cove
nant Of Miss Mary Archer Glass,
daughter OF the Secretary Of the
Treasury and Mrs. Carter Glass. to
John Guerant Boatwright. Of Dan
VILE. Va A reception will follow
at the Glass home in New Hamp-
shire avenue
The best man and ushers who
win attend Mr. Boatwright at his
marriage today entertained at
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In compliment to the bride-elect and
her attendants
Last evening Mr. and Mrs. Glass
gave q supper party for all the mem-
oers Of the wedding party following
the rshearsal for the ceremony
Ellis Dresel. Of Boston. has been So
lscted to take the American Embass3
In Berlin. as charge d'affaires, when
diplomatic relations are resumed
Mr.. Dresel now Ii In Germany as
Q special commissioner. Before the
United States entered the war he was
one OF the attaches IN the embassy
AZ Berlin. and during the war be
served as a Representative OF the War
Trade Board in Europe. He also
represented the United States on
some OF the prison camp orEanisa-
tons
Mr. Dresel has been connected with
tho State Department about five
years He was q practicinE lawyer
before entering the diplomatic service.
DR. JUAN RoJo
TO GO TO JAPAN.
Advices from Mexico City report
the appointment OF DR.. Juan B. Rojo.
formerly counselor Of the Mexican
Embassy here. to be Mexican min
ister to Japan DR., Rojo Is . son-in-
law OF Ambassador Ysnacio Bonillas.
When he was recalled from his post
here he was detailed to special work
in the foreign once At Mexico City.
Lord and Lady swaythlins will
leave Washington today to pass the
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tort
Mrs. William Phillips, wife Of the
Assistant Secretary OF State, who
same to Washington to attend the
functions in honor Of their maJesties,
he King and Queen OF the Belgians
left yesterday for their place at Bev-
sriy. Mass.
Mrs. Allerton Cushman had a small
oarty dining with her at the Cafe st.
Marks last night.
Former Governor of Missouri Jo-
ssph W. Folk, who is now United
states counsel for the Egyptian gov
.rnment. will entertain at dinner q,
he New Willard tonight. Covers will
be laid for fifteen.
Mre- Franklin d. Roosevelt, wifi,
Navy. has gone to New York fol
INTERESTING
ENGAGEMENTS.
The engagement has been an.
'oUnced from New York of Mr.
IOhn G. Hustled. son of Represents.
i've and Mrs James W. Hustled, OF
Sew York. to Miss Katherine Bis
teil. Mr.. Hustled served as an en-.
sign in the United States naval avi.
Ition and Is a senior at Yale. Mis-.
3issell is the daughter of Mrs. JOS
'ph Il. BlsselI and the late Dr. Bis
tell. major. U. s. A.
- Rear Admiral and Mrs. Henry B
Wilson announce the engagement OF
heir daughter. Ruth. to Patrick Jay
hurley. Of Tulsa. Okla
Judge and Mrs. Charles B. Howr,
rave as their guest Frederick r
Wills. of New York Miss Harriet
latch, of Honolulu. who has beer
he guest Of Miss Elizabeth Howry
Ias left for winchendon. Mass.
Mrs. James Bailey entertained ai
tea yesterday afternoon at her
.partment at Wardman Park Hotel
compliment to Lady Swaything
Who Is the house guest Of the Ser
'ian minister and Mma Grouitch
rhen the guests included many from
he Diplomatic corpa Miss Barrine
Drake. the debutante daughter OF
len and Mrs. Drake. who has 9
hsrninE voice. sang . group Of
ongz-
Mira Edward C. Walker, Who ha1
zen visiting In New York since re-
urning from Canada. has reopened
Ter apartment 118 Sixteenth street
or the winter.
The president and board Of trustees
e the corcoran Gallery Of Ar. an
ounce q special exhibition Of works
sculpture by p. Bryant Baker. to
- en- view to ne public from today
Monday. November u
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