The Washington herald., 1919-08-24

port, the new Polish Legation will
soon leave for Washington. consist
ing of Minister Prince Kasimir Lubo-
kirski, First Secretary Franz Pulaski,
a descendant of the historic Gen. Pu-
laski of the War of Independence, and
Second Secretary Benensohn, a War
saw lawyer. OF unusual interest was
the marriage in Washington last
Wednesday OF Col. Vladimir S. Hur-
ban, Military Attache OF the new
Czecho-Slovak Legation. and Miss
Olga A. Boor. daughter of Mrs. Bo-
zena Boor. Of sS0i Jenifer street.
Chevy Chase, which was solemnized
at noon. 1t Is the first wedding
among the attaches of that rather
new legation and the contracting par
ties are cousins. The ceremony was
performed in the presence of a small
bers of the family and representa-
Rev. L Novemesky. a Lutheran
clergyman from Newark. and an old
friend OF the brides family.
COL. AND MRS. HURBAN
WILL LIVE HERE.
Mai. Paul F. Sheldon. OF New York.
acted as best man for Col. Hurban
and Albert Mamatey, president of the
Czecho-Slovak League, came down
from New York for the ceremony.
Col. Hurban came tc the United States
just about a year ago to report to
Mr. Mamatey and remained as ibis
military attache of his country's first
legation here. Miss Doors family
came to Washington about nine
months ago Arom Lansford, Pa.
where they are prominent. Col.
Hurban and his bride left Washington
Immediately after the ceremony for
a honeymoon at Moss Lake in the
Adirondacks They will return 10
Washington and take up their per-
manent residence here about Octo-
ber1.
The Czecho-Slovak commissioner
who is head of the legation here,
and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Pergler, recently sailed for home as
the former was called there by the
foreign minister OF their country, DR..
E Benes, for n conference. The three
ministers who were formally received
by the President was the Persian
Minister. Mira Abdul Ali Khan
adigh-es-Saltaneh: the Minister OF
Finland, Armas Herman Saasta-
meinen. and the Minister Of Haiti.
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while the President was in Europe
and presented their credentials to the
State Department, but were unable
to go through the formalities OF
showing the credentials to the Presi-
dent until recently.
II is said now that the President
will get started on his much-postponed
tour of the nation some time in Sep
tember; that he will be gone from
Washington by September 16, when the
First Division Is to parade here. But
the latest rumor is that the President
which, of course, means also Mrs.
Wilson-will go to New York about
September . or 10 to greet Gen. Per
shing upon his arrival in this country.
The President wishes to be among the
first to welcome the commander of the
A f. F. and the men OF the First
Division to American soil II the
President does go to New York about
then, that trip will probably be the
first leg of his nationwide tour.
Mrs. Wilson did a pretty thing when
she entertained the wounded soldiers
Of the Walter Reed Hospital and the
men at the Naval Hospital at a gar
den party last Friday. The guests
were asked in the name Of Mrs. Will
son alone. but the President rece we'd
with her all afternoon. Just the two
stood out on the south lawn and greet
ed the boys, who were brought to the
party by the War Camp Community
Service and the Red Cross. There were
no guests invited except the boys. but
Mrs. Marshall. Mrs. Lansing. Mrs
Lane, Mrs. Rolfe Boiling and Edith
Benham all slipped in during the after
noon. I don't know il they were told
that they might take a peep at the
party or not, but they gained adms-
sion alright and were not sent home.
1t was all like real formal state
garden party, except for the guests
and for the fact that the strip of car
pet on which the Presidential pair
stand on those. occasions was missing.
The Marine Band gave an interesting
program of music. and the boys were
treated to a dandy spread. served un-
der a marqIise just like at state
parties.
with a garden party on. num-
Der of luncheon and dinner parties,
both by and for the American Mir
ister to Sweden and Mrs. Ira Nelson
Morris, with the Vice President and
Mrs. Marshall nosts at an informa