Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-20

In connection with the anticipated
visit of the Rumanian queen was the
Interesting group at the French en-
bassy on Monday night, when Presi-
dent Wilson held the hand of the
plucky little Rumanian soldier and
hero. Maj. Livius Teiusanu, military
attache of the Rumanian legation.
and, after congratulating him upon
his prowess. and hearing that he was
almost Immediately to return to his
own country on a special mission. sent
messages to the queen. The ceremony
at the Shoreham Hotel on THURSDAY
afternoon. when the Secretary OF
War. Mr.. Baker. presented Maj. .Teiu-
sanu with the distinguished service
medal. was also a notable event. while
the luncheon party entertained i'm
mediately after the presentation by
him served as fitting farewell be-
fore he sails for Rumania on Thurs
day.
parties at the White House. but so
far no authentic information can be
obtained. Mrs. Wilson is perhaps
weary from her strenuous life abroad
which had the added disadvantage
of a little womanly worry because
the President would overwork. There
are hundreds of women and men in
Washington. however. who would love
the distinction of being entertained
at the White House and who must
otherwise wait until the winter sea-
son. A number of the new sena-
tors and representatives in Congress
brought their families on for the
opening, and have remained for sight
seeing. They have had not a glimpse
of the interior of the mansion be-
cause it has been closed for repairs
Life at most of the summer resorts
has a Turing sound just now, and So
ciety folk who fingered on. awaiting
the return of the President and en-
crossed in the debate on the league
Of nations in the Senate. are drifting
out a few at a time for week end
parties or longer visits. Newport So
ciety grows more interested and in
teresting each day, with larger and
more frequent dinner parties. larger
dances and well defined and bril-
liant program for the rest of July
and the whole of August A gay car
nival opened the Casino at Nara
gansett Pier. where have been gath
ering for several weeks past a num-
Der Of convalescent officers. who find
Hot Springs and the Greenbrier White
sulphur Springs each have their con-
tingent of Washington society folk,
who indulge in dancing and riding
and dining in out-of-the-way noun
tain places. Washington's roster at
and Rear Admiral and Mrs. Will
liam Caperton. who have recent
" gone there with their daugh-
ter. Miss Margaret Caperton. form
the center of large service colony.
Beverly Mass. is one of the most
familiar north shore localities to cap
ital society folk and Mr.. George Won
J.. Meyer. son of the former Secretary
Of the Navy and Mrs. Meyer. who. with
the Roosevelt boys, was'a rollicking
istration, combines with his bride OF
few months and his mother in lead
ing society in and about Hamilton
At Lenox. Stockbridge. Lake Sunapee
where the late Secretary of State
John Hay spent his summers; at Lake
George and other resorts where fish
ing and boating furnish a special
pastime. little colonies of Washington
folk may be found
Special interest is being shown this
year in arranging for trips through
the Berkshires after Jack Frost
makes his annual visit.
The President and Mrs Wilson. &C.
companied by Miss Margaret Wilson
are spending the week end cruising
on the Potomac river and Chesapeake
bay, aboard the Mayhower.
Mrs. William Line Elder Of Indian
apolis, Ind, who has been the guest
Of the Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall at "ardman Park Hotel, will
leave today for Kennebunkport. Me.
where she will spend a month. Mrs
Marshall and her guest spent yester
day afternoon motoring.
The Mexican amba ssador and Nine
Ronillas. with their young daughter
Miss Bertha Bonillas are planning
TO leave Washington early in Angus
for visit of several weeks on III.
north shore.
The Argentine ambassador. DR.
Thomas A. La Breton, who reached
New York yesterday from Paris. will
return to Washington today, accom-
panied by Mr.. Moreno counselor o
the embassy, and DR.. Espil, secretar,
Of the embassy, who met him upol
his arrival.
Countess ii Cellsre, wife Of tn,
ssAlian Ambassador. accompanied b.