Evening star., 1919-08-28
- - ISIS MARGARET WILSON
left Washington today, art
er spending several days at
i the White House, and will
make a lengthy stay IN

ing accompanying them.
The Secretary of War and Mrs.
Baker will attend the dance to be
given in the Knights of Columbus
Hut at washington barracks tomor ;n;
of the War Department for the woman
clerks in the selective division, A.
G. O., Of that department.
Baron de Cartier de Marchienne,
minister of Belgium to this country
and, Baroness de Cartier de March
ienne, who have been abroad 1or
some months, have sailed for the
United States and will come to Wash
ington about September 10. The
minister was married in Paris the
middle of July to Mrs. Hamilton
Cary of New York, and Baroness de
Cartier is his second American WIFE
The first Baroness de Cartier died in
Colorado several years ago.
Mrs. Townsend to Join Senator.
Senator Charles T. Townsend of
Michigan will be Joined in Washing
ton next week by Mrs. Towsend, VINO
has been at their home in jackson
since the early summer. She was Sc
riously i'll earlier in the season. and
Senator Townsend spent some time at
Jackson with her. returning here a
month ago. They will make their
home at the Portland.
Senator and Mrs. Francis e. Warren
and Mrs. Warrens mother. Mrs. Susan
Morgan of New York, are at Pitts
field, Mass, for time and are stay
ing at the Maplewood.
Mrs. Edward Graham Parker enter
tanned at dinner last night at the navy
yard for Commander and Mrs. Martin
Peterson. Mrs. Peterson arrived in
cisco, and left today for visit in
New York.
Mrs. King Swope accompanied Rep
resentative Swope to washington
duties. making the trip from their
home in Kentucky by motor. Mrs.
Swope enjoys the distinction OF being
the wife of the youngest member of
Congress, who is also a hero of the
| war, and is herself not only young,
but very charming. Since their ar
| rival here they have resided at the
Congress Hail Hotel, but are contem-
plating taking an apartment for the
winter. They have no children.
Mrs Charles Grayson Dulin and her
daughter, Mrs. Herman Edward Fisch-
er, wife of Lieut.. Commander Fischer.
U. S. N, have returned to Washington
from North Asbury Park, where they
i
are at the formers residence on K
street.
Mrs. E. H. Tillman, wife of Com
mander Tillman. u. S. NJ. and Miss
Tillman have returned from North AS
bury Park, where they were the guests
of Mrs. Charles Grayson Dulin. Mrs.
L. s. Frazer of New York, Mrs. Till
mans elder daughter. Joined her
mother and sister at North Asbury,
and was also the guest of Mrs. Dulin
while there.
Col. and Mrs. Henry Todd have re-
! turned to Washington after an abb
! sence of several years. and are stay
! ing at 1884 street while looking for
an apartment
= Col. and Mrs. Clarence Mcneil, who
recently came to Washington. have
taken an apartment at 1870 Wyomin 6
! avenue. Col. Mcneil Is here to attend
the General Staff College.
Mrs. William N. Jeffers, wife of
Capt. Jeffers. U. s. N, who is spending g
the summer at Cape May. has as her
guest her sister, Miss Rose Wood of
Baltimore.
Miss Wood, who is the daughter of
the late Dr.. and Mrs. P. Bryson Wood.
has selected Saturday, October 4, for
her marriage to Mr.. Philip Graham
Il Connell of Chicago
Mrs. Samuel Williamson, who has
been passing the summer visiting in
\ Tennessee, has returned to her apart
4 ment at Stoneleigh Court.
l Mrs. Isaac T. Mann was hostess at a
I large card party yesterday afternoon
H entertaining at her summer home on
| Coolidge point. Manchester. Mass.
Miss Julia Maths, niece and hostess
of Representative Mckinley of 1lli-
nois. is spending her summer with her
sister at Esteys Park, Col.
Mrs. De Rosey C. Cabel, wife of the
former Southern Department COM
mander. Maj. Gen. De r. c. Cabell
Houston. Tex, to be the guest of her
\ son Law and daughter Lieut. and
Mrs Edouard Victor Isaacs, U. s. N,
at their quarters in the navy yard
Owing to the i'll health of Mrs. Isaacs
she will not be able to observe the
navy yard days at home, or do any
entertaining for her mother.
former Attorney General, has been
, awarded the Order of Queen Elizabeth
for her aid to Belgian war orphans,
three of whom she pledged herself to
support. The order will probably be
personally bestowed by Queen Eliza
beth upon her coming visit to the
United States.
Col and Mrs. Thomas D. Sloane have
moved to 1852 Woodley place from the
residence of Mrs. Volney Chase, widow
of Capt. Chase. U. S. NJ, where they
have been living. The home of Mrs
Chase has been bought by Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Cooper.
Ambassador Herrick at Newport.
The former United States ambassa-
dor to France. Mr.. Myron T. Herrick,
is spending a few days at Newport
with Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt.
Crossways. the villa Of the late Mrs.
Stuyyesant Fish, on the Ocean Drive.
which has not been occupied since
| her death, is reported about to be
| | sold to Mrs. James Mcdonald OF
Washington, who is occupying Ros-
setta villa this summer.
III Rear Admiral Albert Gleaves U. S.
n. is at jamestown to visit his fam
ilv prior to going to the orient with
the fleet. His family will join him
there.
Mrs wilbur ]. Carr left for Pitts
field, Mass. to Join Mrs: Carr and her
mother. Mrs. Koon, who have been
there since June. They will visit At
iantic City before returning to wash
ington.
Mrs Walter Stilspn Hutchins, who
i ia at the Hot Springs. Va, entertalned
H OF 20 rda there yesterday.