The Washington herald., 1919-11-17

taking the Treasury portfolio. and as
chairman Of the House Banking COM
mittee took leading part In framing
and passing the Federal Reserve law
His business is that Of a newspaper
publisher.
Mr.. Glass has been at the head of
the Treasury since the resignation of
William G. McAdoo. Should he decide
to take the Senate seat, his going will
make the seventh change in President
Wilson's Cabinet since its formation
at the beginning Of the first admins
tration In 1913. The other members
who left were Attorney General Nc
Reynolds. Secretary Garrison. of the
War Department.; Secretary Bryan. OF
the State Department; Attorney Gen.
eral Gregory and Secretary Redfield.
Of the Department OF Commerce.
There is no indication at present as
to whom President Wilson might Sc
lect for Mr.. Glass place.
Mrs. A. Mitchell Palmer, wife of the
Attorney General. win entertain at a
tea today for her niece, Miss Mary
Dixon Norris. who is making an ex-
tendt stay with her. The guests will
include q number Of the members Of
the younger set In society. Mr.. and
Mrs Palmer have the formers
brother. Bernard L. Palmer. of Phila-
delphia. as their guest over the week.
end.
EDISON BRADLEY'S
ENTERTAIN ENVOY.
The Belgian Ambassador and
Baroness de Cartier de Marchienne
were the honor guests at q dinner
which Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley
gave yesterday in New York. The
Ambassador and Baroness de Car
tier went to New York for the we'd
ding today of Miss Anne Cruger
and Alex Paternotte of the Belgian
Embassy stan.
Federico A. Pezet. formerly Pc
ruvian Minister to the United
States, has been appointed Ambas-
| sador and has sailed from CaIlao,
according to a telegram from Lima
Saturday. DR.. Pezet will be the Sec
ond Peruvian Ambassador to the
United States. former Ambassador
Tudela having given UP his post
after the recent change of govern
ment in Peru.
Ambassador Pezet will make the
fourth Ambassador in Washington
in addition to several Ministers
waiting to be received by President
Wilson, the other Ambassadors VINO
have not yet had an opportunity to
present their credentials being the
British, japanese and Belgian. The
Costa Rican Minister is awaiting
American recognition of his gov
ernment. which will be extended
shortly.
There are number OF interestIns
dinners on the program for this
evening. The Spanish Ambassador
and Nine Riano will give a dinner
this evening.
The Minister of Switzerland and
Nine. Sulzsr will entertain two din
ner companies this week at the
Legation on Massachusetts avenue.
one this evening and the other
Ihursday evening when their guests
nave been invited to meet the dele
gates from Switzerland to the in
ternational labor conference.
Mrs. Marshall Field will also be
hostess at dinner this evening.
Miss Anne Cruger, of New York,
and Mr.. Alex Paternotte, Second Sec
retary of the Belgian Embassy in
Washington. whose engagement was
made known a week ago. will be
married today in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Rodman wanamaker, her
cousins, at No. 81 West Fifty-sixth
street Because of the recent death
, of Miss Cruger's mother, Mrs. James
IPendleton Cruger, the wedding will
be simple. Miss Cruger Is a guest
OF Mi. and Mrs. Lewis Cruger HaseIl,
also her cousins, at No. 126 East
Seventy-first street.
The ceremony will be performed
by Mgr. Joseph F. Stillemans, pastor
| of the Church OF St. Albert. who was
made knight of the Crown by the
King of the Belgians just before
King Albert left New York. Baron
de Cartier de Marchienne. the Bel
gian Ambassador. will be the best
man. Miss Cruger will be attended
only by Mr.. Hasell, who will give
her away.
Mr.. Paternotte and his bride will
return to Washington after cere-
mony. and will remain at the na-
tional capital until January or Feb
ruary, when they will 60 to Brus-
sells, where he will become q mem
Der OF the Belgian Foreign Once.
Mr.. Paternotte is one of the newer
members OF the diplomatic circle in
Washington, and was the only mem
Der Of the stan OF the Belgian EN-
bassy to attend the dinner in Wash
ington for King Albert just before
the King and Queen of the Belgians
started back to Belgium.
SOCIETY
AT OPERA.
Mrs. Lansing, wife of the secretary
Of State; Mrs. Davis Ireland. Mrs