The Washington herald., 1919-05-22
By E. c. DRUM-HUNT.

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~ DR.. Francesca Tudela varela
Peruvian Ambassador. is making a
short stay in New York.
81 The Cuban Minister and Nine. de
\ aCespedes. who went to New York
because OF the serious illness of an
Intimate friend. will return to the
! legation at the end of the week.
The Attorney General and Mrs
Z Palmer will motor to Baltimore on
!. Saturday to attend a garden party
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Dixon as
hosts. Mr.. Dixon is the brother OF
! Mrs Palmer and his home in the
: suburbs of Baltimore has a wonder
full rose garden. to be enjoyed by
the guests.
The third Assistant Secretary OF
: State. Mr.. Breckenridge Long. has as
his guest his sister. Mrs. II. G. Chat
held. who is here for several days.
Mrs. Long is visiting in Boston.
DIR. Louis Toledo Herrarte, Minister
of Foreign Affairs of Guatemala. who
has been in this country on special
mission. and Mime. Herrarte VIII re-
turn shortly to Guatemala. the NOM
ination for the presidency of the re-
public having been rendered DR.. Her
rarte by the Liberal party.
Francis Burton Harrison. governor
general Of the Philippines. and his
bride. who are on an automobile hon
eymoon trip through New England.
% are at present spending few days
at Isenox. in the Berkshires. and are
at the Curtis Hotel. Mrs Harrison
was Miss Elizabeth Wrentmore. of
Berkeley. Calf. before her marriage.
II was expected that Governor and
Mrs Harrison will sail for the Philip
pines in June.
DIR. Julius s Kline. recently chief
OF the Latin-American division of the
bureau OF foreign and domestic COM
merce of the Department of Com
plerce. has been appointed military
Attsche to tho American Embassy at
Buenos Aires. DR.. Kline succeeds
Robert :. Barrett and has already
sailed for Ruenos Aires. it was said.
TIE j. expected TO arrive there about
June !.
DIR. Kline occupied the chair of pro-
fessor of Latin-American commerce
at Harvard University for two years.
and is the author Of several we'll
known works on Latin-American
trade relations.
Mrs Oliver T. Newman. wife of
Mai. Newman. has as her guest Mrs.
/. Ralph Smith. of Atlanta.
aiI Mrs Edgar Nunson entertained at
p luncheon yesterday at the Cafe st.
Marks. There were nine in the party
Gen. and Mrs. Charles r. Drake
- entertained at dinner last night at
-Ihe Chevy Chase Club. There were
covers for twenty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Let's have
closed their house in Eighteenth
/. street and left Washington yester-
q day for their home in Chicago. to
remain there permanently. Their
daughter. Miss Courtney Let's was
one of the most popular girls in
q, the younger set in Washington So
.-ciety during the past season.
q. .-t Representative Charles Nichols. of
Michigan. who has been visiting in
Detroit. has returned and is at the
Capitol Park Hotel
o.. Mrs. Armstead Davis was hostess
rst a luncheon on Tuesday after
noon.
Representative Frank Scott ar
rived in New YORK Sunday from
Europe. where he went with the
Military Affairs Committee of the
House. Mrs. Scott met him in New
Z York. both returning here last Mon
day. While waiting for Mr. Scott.
on Long Island. Miss Helen Ire
maine. of Cheboygan. Mich. who
visited Mrs. Scott in Washington
during Mr.. ScOtt's absence and who
accompanied her to New York. re-
manned there until today. She will
arrive today to make another visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. Scott.
sIr. and Mrs. Mitchell Harrison
arc spending a few days in Wash
inGton at the Shoreham. They will
return to their home in Warren
ton, Va, for the weekend
b. The Colonial .'ames OF the District
of Columbia gave a reception last
night at the Washington Club for the
Colonial Danes of America. who are
holding their annual biennial confer
ence in Washington this week
JNow Is the Time to