The Washington herald., 1919-04-18
By z. c. DRUM-HUNT.

By E. c. DRUM-HUNT.
The Minister of Sweden and Nine
Ekengren have returned to Washing
ton. following q visit to New York.
Mrs. Boiling. mother Of Mrs. Wood
Wilson, accompanied BY her daugh-
ter. Miss Bertha Boiling. has returned
to Washington. after q visit to Mrs
J. L. Nestor. near wyndale.
DR.. L. 8. Rowe. Assistant Secretary
OF the Treasury. entertained at lunch
con at the Metropolitan Club yester-
day IN compliment to Senator Eleador
Yanez. chief of the Chilean CONNER
cial Mission. and the other members
OF the delegation. Senior Tocornal ana
Senior Nillaneuva- The company asked
TO meet them included Don Betran
Matthew, Ambassador Of Chile: Carter
Glass. Secretary OF the Treasury; A.
Mitchell Palmer. the Attorney GEN
eral: william B. Wilson. Secretary OF
Labor, Henry p. Flecher. American
Ambassador to Mexico. who Is host to
the mission; Frank L Polk Acting
Secretary OF State; william Phillips.
Assistant Secretary Of State: Charles
s. Hamlin. of the Federal Reserve
Board; Julius Lay. OF the State De-
partment. and Eugene Meyer.
The visit to Mount Vernon ar
ranged for the mission, which was
to have taken place Wednesday,
but was postponed on account of
inclement weather. will take place
today. The delegation will make
the trip to Mount Vernon aboard
the United States steamship Sylph.
and will be accompanied by Am
bassador Fletcher. Mr.. Lay, James
c. Dunn. of the division of Latin
American affairs. State Department,
and others The mission will leave
Washington tomorrow for New
York. where they will be the guests
of honor Monday at a large lunch
con to be given by the Pan-Amer-
lean Society.
Mrs. Henry p. Fletcher. wife OF
the United States Ambassador to
Mexico, who is acting as the official
host for the special Chilean mis-
sion, entertained at a beautlful
luncheon yesterday in compliment
to the ladies OF the mission. Sonora
Yanez. Sonora Tocornal and Seno-
ra Villaneuva-
r
Acting Secretary of State, was
among the guests invited to meet
them.
Miss Grace Needham. daughter OF
Prof. Charles wylIis Needham. and
Joseph Z. Pogue. jr.. OF Raleigh, y.
G.. were married yesterday. The cere-
rnony took place at noon at the brides
home in Phelps place with Rev. Dr.
Charles Wood. pastor OF the Church
X the Covenant officiating. and was
followed by an informal breakfast.
The details OF the wedding were very
simple. there were no attendants and
the little company OF guests present,
numbering about fifty, included only
relatives and intimate friends or the
bride and bridegroom.
The house was not formally deco
rated. but was gay with roses and
spring flowers. The bride wore her
travelling costume. a modish suit OF
navy blue made on the newest lines,
ard a becoming hat to match. Air.
Pogue's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
r. Pogue. OF Raleigh. came to Wash
ington for the wedding.
ON their return from their wedding
trip Mr.. Pogue and his bride will
make their home in Washington for
the present Until the Fuel Admins
tration went out OF existence he was
assistant director Of the Bureau of
OIL Conservation: and he is at present
conducting research work for the Bu-
reau OF Mineral Technology Of the
Smithsonian Institution. Mr.. Progue
T. a graduate OF the University OF
North Carolina and a Pm. II. Of Yale
University. Mrs. Progue Is a very
charming young woman. blessed with
brains as well as beauty. and a per-
sonaIity which has mat de Itself felt in
her wide circle Of friends in Wash
ington. Her father. Prof. Needham.
was 81 one time president Of George
Washington University.
Owing to the death Of her uncle.
Robert Mccormick, the Countess
.;izycka has recalled her invitations
ror dinner in compliment to tho
British Ambassador and the Countess
oC Reading
Dr and Mrs. l. w. GlaZebrook have
as, their guest Miss Kate Roy, former
~ "C Washington. now living in Nor
folk
Mrs William =. OsEood Field has
gone 10 IakcVillc Conn where one of