Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-19
Vice President to Reading.

The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall will go to Reading, Pa. to-
morrow. where the former will de-
liver an address, returning to Wash
| ington on Saturday in time to offici-
| ally receive DR.. Pessoa, the Presi-
dent of Brazil, who is here as the
| guest of the nation.
| On Monday the Vice President and
Mrs Marshall will go to Baltimore,
where Mr.. Marshall will deliver an
| address at the Maryland Club. when
the Johns Hopkins University reunion
banquet will be held.
! The Secretary of War and Mrs. Ba-
ker will go to Baltimore on Saturday
for the exercises at Homewood in con-
nection with the Johns Hopkins Uni
versity reunion, when the Secretary
will unveil the memorial tablet. which
| will contain the names of all the
| Hopkins men who made the supreme
sacrifice during the war. 1t is ex-
| pected that prominent diplomats will
go over from this city Monday for the
| celebration of Canadian day at Home
wood.
| The Secretary and Mrs. Baker will
return to Washington the same after
noon
| Mrs. Baker will go to Camp Meade
! tomorrow evening to sing for the SOL
diers.
| The Secretary of the Interior. Mr..
| Franklin X. Lane. will return today
from Chapel Hill, N. c., where he
| delivered the principal address before
| the graduating class of the University
| Of North Carolina yesterday.
! The Secretary of Commerce and Mrs
2edfeid left today for New York.
where they will make a brief visit.
staying with their son-in-law and
: daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles X.
| Drury, in Brooklyn.
| Portner-Derby Nuptials.
| portner and Lieut.. Palmer Derby. U.
| :. A. will take place Saturday, June
| 4, at $50 o'clock, in the apartment Of
| the brides brotherin-law and sister.
representative and Mrs. Henry D.
| Flood at 2O29 Connecticut avenue.
| the Rev. u. G. B. Pierce, and a re-
y ception for the relatives and intimate
| friends. who will be the only guests
! present at the ceremony, will follow.
The Colombian minister. DR.. Urueta,
| entertained at dinner last evening at
| the Shoreham in honor of Nine.
| Eschaurre of Chile and her daughter,
when the engagement of Miss
brother of Nine. Urueta. was an
nounced Among the other guests
| were Mr.. Pedro Villademoros of the
Argentine embassy staff and Nine.
Villademoros Nine. Eschaurre and
Miss Eschaurre left last night for
New York. where they will sail on
Saturday for their home in Chile.
Nine Urueta is at Atlantic City,
| where the summer legation is estab
| lshed.
Mrs. Truman H. Newberry returned
| to Washington today from a visit to
| her home in Detroit, and has joined
| Senator Newberry at their apartment
At Stoneleigh Court.
| Mrs. Z. II. G. Slater closed her home
| in 18th street today and has gone to
| Newport for the summer.
| Miss Olive Graef will be hostess at
| A luncheon today. Mr.. and Mrs. Graef
! entertained at dinner Tuesday even
| ing.
Lieut.. David Constantine of the
| italian aviation mission will leave
| Washington tomorrow preparatory to
| sailing for France
| Representative and Mrs David H.
Kincheloe entertained at musical
| last evening in honor of their house
| guests, DR.. and Mrs. Henry Mortimer
| .stuckey of Sumter, s. c. Among their
guests were Representative and Mrs
James f. Byrnes. Representative and
| Mrs. Asbury F.. Lever, Representative
| and Mrs Samuel ]. Nichols, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. J. Campbell Can