The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-16

The -sdent and Mrs. Wilson took
motor ride through Rock Creek
ark yesterday afternoon about 6
clock
DR.. Bonillas, ambassador Of Mexico,
has returned to Washington and
Joined Mime Bonillas at the Embassy
here He has been absent from WASH
tngton a month, having taken q hur-
ried trip to Mexico City.
The Ambassador of Chile and Nine.
Matthew have returned to Washington
from a short visit In Philadelphia
They will leave shortly for Bar Har-
Dor. where they will spend the sum
rner.
DR.. Thomas A LIE Breton. ambas-
sador OF Argentina, who sailed for
France Immediately after presenting
his credentials here. and who has
served as delegate to the Peace Con-
ference from his country. sailed for
New York. on board the Aquitania.
on Saturday. July l. He Is expected
to arrive in Washington at the END
Of this week.
Miss Sydney Burieson. daughter OF
the Postmaster General and Mrs.
Burleson, has gone to Mount Victory
on the lower Potomac, the country
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Grain,
60 be their guest for a while.
The Secretary OF Labor william
b. Wilson. with Mrs. Wilson and
their three daughters. Miss Agnes
Wilson. Miss Mary Wilson and Miss
Jessie Wilson, will leave Washing
ton today for Williamsport, Pa, and
from there they will motor to their
home near BSossburg. Pa. where
Mrs. Wilson and their two younger
daughters will remain for the entire
summer The Secretary will remain
at BlossbHrg for a rest of two
weeks. but Miss Wilson VIII return
here tomorrow or Friday.
Joseph Wilson who was commits
stoned a second lieutenant at Fort
NyeF some months before the ar
mistice was signed. and James Will
son are both out Of military serv-
ice and are now with the shipping
board. their duties taking them to
foreign waters
Joseph Tunulty. secretary to the
President. has returned after spend
ing several days with his family
MAJOR TEUsANU
HoNoRED TOMORROW.
Naj- Livius Teiusanua, military at
,he of the Legation OF Rumania,
II be presented with the distfn-
ished service medal by Mr.. Baker.
a. Secretary OF War. At l O'Clock
morrow at the Shoreham Hotel.
lowing the ceremony. which will
1ffNaF- NJ M
al Teiusanu will entertain MEM
= ) OF the party at luncheon
The presentation will be source
great interest to Mat. Teiusanu's
ends in various parts Of the world
10 appreciate his valr in war, and
is most timely, as he will sail from
Sfw York on July II for Rumania
h a mission to which he has been
uddenIy called.
ON Friday Mai Teiusanu win go to
.tIantic City to remain for a few
avs with Nine Teiusanu and their
oaby daughter. who are with Nine
Teisuanu's mother. Mrs. Humphrey,
Z Philadelphia who has a cottage
IN Troy avenue and Beach Front.
.tlantic City. She will be the guest
II her mother at the seashore and in
phiIadeIphia until Mai. Teiusanu re-
turns from abroad. or she joins him
Rumania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percival Wilson win
leave today for Atlantic City where
they will remain for a week or ten
days,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Arthur Schautz.
who are visiting Mrs. Schautz's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scudder,
will leave tomorrow for Scranton,
Pa, where they will visit Lieut..
Schautz's parents. Lieut. Schautz re-
Gently returned from France. He ex-
poets to go to Camp Dix next week
20 be released from the service after
which he and his wife will make their
home in Scranton.
Lieut.. Comdr Albert C. Read. the
transatlantic flyer. has left Wash
ington for Cleveland where he will
make a short visit.
Raymond T. Baker, Director of the
lint. who has been visiting the West
m minis. Is on his way home and is
Expected in Washington next Mon