The Washington herald., 1919-07-21

same legation, are among those
whose names are not included in
the list this month.
Lester II. woolsey. solicitor Of the
Department Of State, will accompa-
ny Undersecrstary Of State Frank
Polk on his mission to Paris to par
ticipate in the Peace Conference.
Mr.. woolsey's special charge will
be the subject Of reparations, many
details of which remain to be given
practical application.
Robert Spear Hudson Of London.
Third Secretary a the British EN-
bassy here, whose marriage to Miss
Hannah Randolph. daughter Of Phil
ip s. Randolph Of Philadelphia and
Wild Field Farm, Narragansett Pier.
took place last December. has just
been appointed to a diplomatic post
in Greece. Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson.
who are now In London. will leave
soon for Athens, where they will
make their home.
Francis Burton Harrison, Governor
of the Philippines, and his bride. who
passed their honeymoon at Peckett's.
on Sugar Hill, Me-, expect to re-
turn there later for q long stay.
MRS. HERBERT HOOVER
SAILING FOR EUROPE
Mrs. Herbert Hoover and her
youngest son, Allan, have gone to
New York from California and will
sail today on the Imperator to Join
Mr.. Hoover In Paris.
They will remain abroad until Mr..
Hoover returns to America. which he
expects to do as soon as the European
harvest is in and satisfactory ar
/ rangements can be made for continu-
ing the relief activities for underfed
children.
President-elect Epitacio Pessoa Of
Rrazil was given a warm welcome 70
his native land Thursday at Parahyba,
which he visited to pay a call to the
place of his birth.
The Idaho anchored three miles of
the coast and Senior Pessoa landed
in a motorbost at Cabadelo. Camille
Hollanda, president OF the state OF
Parahyba, gave the President-elect a
brilliant reception. The military gov
eriior OF PernambCco sent a cavalry
detachment as a bodyguard for the
President-elect.
One Of the features OF the day was
the presentation Of a picture OF Presi-
dent Wilson TO the state of Parahyba.
the presentation being made by A 7.
Haeberle, American consul.
Prof and Mrs. Stimson Brown have
gone 10 Atlantic City. where they have
bought a~cottage for a summer home.
Mrs. Browns son and daughter-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. James 8. Petit,
have sold their home. white Haven"
near Brookville, Md, and have bought
home in Atlantic City. They will
live there the year around and Mr..
Petit has entered the real estate busi-
ness there. He recently returned from
France where he served with the
French Ambulance Corps and was dec
GRATED several times.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. N. r. Usher.
who are touring by auto. are stay
ing for a few days at Saratoga
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs z. Bartlett Hayward.
who were in Washington for a few
days. have returned to their home
in Baltimore.
MRS. DONALDSON "a
At sARANAC.
Miss Florence Mills, daughter OF
Harrington Mills. has as her guest
at Saranac Inn Mrs. r. Golden DON
aldson, also Of this city.
William R. Harr, Assistant Attorney
General, is making q short stay at
Narragansett Pier.
Mrs. Edward NJ. Padelford gave a
dinner to thirty guests, mostly the
younger married set. at the Clam
bake Club in Newport, Saturday
night, for her daughter, Mrs. Pell,
wife Of Representative Herbert &.
Pell, jr.. of New York and Washing
ton, with additional guests for dane
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n. Bonaparte
were among the dinner guests.
William Phelps Emo and Mrs.
George Ehle have gone to Lenox from
their summer home at Saugatuck,
Conn.,. for a visit.
Former Senator James O'Gornan, of
New York, and his family have gone
to Profile. in the White Mountains,
where they have a cottage, for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Darlington
have gone to Lenox for a visit
Mrs. Alexander Sharp. jr.. has gone
to Gloucester for visit, after which
she will 60 to Boston to join her
husband. Comdr. Sharp. U. 8. N.
Princess Ghika, who has been
guest OF Mrs. Jerome Napoleon Bon
aparte. in Newport, left last week
for japan to remain a part Of the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Paine and