The Washington times., 1919-07-23


i Robert Lansing. after eight
- months absence, are expected
back in Washington today. They are
due at their Eighteenth street home,
where Mrs. John W. Foster. Mrs.
ILansing's mother. is waiting to well
come them. late this afternoon
Nine. Riano, wife of the Spanish
ambassador. is leaving Washington on
Sunday, to spend the rest OF the sum-
mer at Bar Harbor, with relatives.
The Ambassador is unable to leave
Washington.
Mrs. Newton D. Baker, wife Of the
Secretary of War, and her three chill
dren are leaving town Thursday of
next week for Chautauqua. N. Y,
where they will probably remain IN
| til September. While Secretary Baker
feels that he cannot take time for
an. extended vacation, he hopes ito be
able to join his family for occasional
week ends. 49, --'-
The United States Minister to the
Netherlands and Mrs John W. Gar
rett will arrive in Washington today
rett arrived In New York Sunday, &C
eompanied by their niece. Miss Louise
Thoron. and will remain. in this eoun-
try on q two monthS' leave Mrs.
Henry Leonard, mother Of Miss Tho
ron, met the party on its arrival In
New York After q visit in wash
ington, Mr.. and Mrs- Garrett win 90
to Bar Harbor to visit the latter's
mother, Mrs. Benjamin II. Warder.
The Counselor Of the Chinese Lsga-
ton and Nine. Yong KWai are enter
tanning Informally at dinner tonight
in their Cleveland Park home, In
honor Of the legations disttngu ishsd
guests, Mr.. Kung HslanE Ko and Mr..
c. c. WI, who are spending Q few
days In Warrington en- route from
France, where they have been dele
gates at the peace conferences.
Lieut.. william Davis Inch Donaer
and his bride, who was Miss Elizabeth
Meyer Barnes, Of New York, have
been spending q couple Of days with
Lieutenant Domer's parents, MI. and
Mrs. William A Domsr, at their resi-
deAee on Garneld street They are
leaving tonight, as Lieutenant DomeG's
ship sails again On Saturday.
M. and Mrs. Henry Randolph Brig
harn-the latter formerly Miss Lacy
Hayes acknowledgements mar
riage- took place last Monday, haVe.I
been spending their brief honeymoor
at Atlantic City, end are expected
back In WasAington ntomoPr0W night
they viii occupy temporarily General
Breckenridge'S apartment in the St
Nicholas, and in tie fall 60 to Cam
bridge, Mas, where they are to make
their future hoHna
SaA Fer BGFOPA
4fr. and Mrs. AlEssl C. p. wIehfeld.
who have been Gt the Rits-CaRIton in
New York, sailed for Europe Zester-
day on the CaFmsuiA- : They expect
to be gone for several months, visit
ing with Mr.. Wtehfeid's relatives in
Denmark, and eventually with NJ and
Mme- Henri Aarquisan IN France |
Mrs WieAfeld was, the widow Of
Clarence Moore, WHO lost his life in |
MarQuisan WIS his eldest dGuEhGSf: I
Mrs wichfeId's summer home, |
SWiftnoor, At Beverly, Mass, has |
been rented to Mrs. william K. Van
derbilt, jr., who with her daughterA, |
Misses Consuelo' AID MufieI Wander
bilt, are already Installed there
MIND. Bonillas, wife Of the Mexican |
ambassador. is planning 80 to- leave
Washington next month for q series
of visits In New England. The am
having but recently return!
ed from Mexico, will be unable to ae-
company her.
Mime. Juan Ro5o. their daughter,
and her husband, the counselor Of the
are planning a Canadian
trip for August.
MAJ. Gen. william c. Gorgaa, re-
tired, who is just back from q trip to
South America, where he has been
engaged in combating yellow fever,
expects to sail August / for Salvador.
Mrs. Gorgas, who accompanied him on
his last trip. will not 90 this time.
Mrs Russell c. LeffingWell, wife of
the Assistant Secretary OF the Treas
ury, who is visiting in the Adiron-
dacks, will leave shortly for Lake
George, where she will remain until
her return to Washington, early in
General Barnett Back.
Maj. Gen. George Barnett, COM
OF the marine corps, return
sd yesterday for a weekend with
Mrs. Barnett and her daughters at
their summer home, Wakefield Manor,
on the Rappahannock.
The Chief Justice Of the United
States, who was at the Shoreham for
/ few days, has reJoined Mrs. White
It New London, Conn.