The Washington herald., 1919-04-28

10 une United states, ana Lazy hedu-
ing have promised to attend the open
ing Of the spring horse show In Dur
lands in New York tomorrow night
This first local spring horse show will
be for the benefit of the Motor Corps
of America The profits will be used
In purchasing additional ambulances
for the corps. The show. which will
continue through Wednesday and
Thursday. will be under the auspices
OF large committee of which Mrs.
Burke Roche is chairman. Mrs. Roche
will have as her special guests on
Thursday the. Ambassador and Lady
Reading.
For the purpose of extending a vel
come to Mr.. Maurice Francis Egan,
formerly United States Minister to
Denmark, and Mrs. Egan. who have
returned from Copenhagen, members
OF the Travel Club of America will
give a dinner in the Commodore Hotel
In New York on Thursday. The toast
master will be Mr.. Henry Collins
Walsh, president OF the club. of the
advisory board Of which Mrs. Egan is
n member.
Mr.. Egan will speak on "Embarrass-
ments of a Diplomat" Other speak
ers will be Mr.. Robert NJ. Mcbride,
vice president OF the club. who re-
turned recently from a tour through
devastated France, and whose sub
iect will be Occupied Germany and
Devastated France" Mr.. Carl Z.
Akeley, member of the Roosevelt Per-
manent Memorial National Committee,
who will give an illustrated talk on
Hunting Elephants with Roosevelt in
Africa" and Mr.. Frank Branch
Of No q Highway
Association. who will tell travel tale
entitled. The International North
west
The retiring Minister from Salvador,
Dr. Rafael ZaIdivar, who spent Il
part of the week ia New York, re-
turned here Saturday. He and MmS
Zaldivar were the guests OF honor at
a dinner Saturday evening. given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wartlman. for
the supper dance at the Wardman
Park Inn. The Princess Ghika, sister
OF Nine. Zaldivar. entertained at a
tea in her honor Saturday afternoon.
Mime. Suizer wife of the Swiss Min
ister. has returned after a visit of
several days in Boston.
NM CrouitcH. wife or 'he Serbian
Miuistsr. Will leave Washington to-
morrow for AGbuTn. y. Y, where she
will be the guest of Mrs. \ VI. Dulles
Tor several days. and while there will
address the Women's Educational
Union. On Friday Nine. Grouitch will
20 to Philadelphia TO speak before the
american Academy of Political and
Social Science, and will then go to
tn IF ha
American Serbian aid fund. returning
u Washington on May 6.
Mr. Richard Crane. Cd. recently aP-
pointed first United States Minister to
t'zrcEO -SlOvakia, will leave Washing
ton within a week or ten days for his
J"v post. going iirst to Paris TO re-
ceive Instructions. Mrs. Crane will
follow him soon.
Mrs Rirhard Gambrin. OF New York.
is visiting her son and dauGhter-tn-
law. MI. and Mrs. Richard Van Nest
GamOrIlI, in this city.
BrIz. zen. John w RucIman. com
mander of the North Atlantic Coast
Artillery. has come to Washington TO
attend a conference on improvements
in the coast defense stations of the
United States.
Capt. Frank Taylor Evans. L. :. ".
yesterday Joined Mrs. Evans at the
CorsOn cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. GriswoId A. Thompson
gave a dinner in the RitZ-CaTlton. in
New York. Saturday night for Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Orne Wilson. il, who re-
turned there recently from Washing
ton
Prince Murat came over from New
York yesterday and is spending a few
days at the Shoreham.
Gen. and Mrs. W. w witherspoon,
Of Albany, y. Y. who are visiting In
Washington. entertained small party
1T a tea saturday at the Cafe st.
Marks. Lieut.. and Mrs. Alexander 5.
NVithcrspOon were in the party.
The women's auxiliary committee of
the United States OF the Second Pan
American Scientific Congress will en-
teTtain at luncheon on May Day at the
Pan-American Union the honorary
members from the I.atin-American
diplomatic corps and the members of
the I.atin-American sections of the
international committee who are now
visiting in the United States.
Mrs. Ida Kerr ElIinger. of so Mad
ison avenue, widow of Emanuel Ell
Itnger. of New York city. WAS married
10 Mr.. CharlCe Q. Nrosemena. once
Minister from Panama TO the United
states. in her apartment on last
Thursday by the Rev. DIR. James
Palmer Mr.. Russell Hopkins was
best man
After a reception Mr. AroSemena and
his bride started OF a honeymoon trip.
They will live IN New York, where
Mr.. Arosemena. who returned recently
from Panama. j. IN business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver E. Pagan en-
;ertained at dinner last evening in
honor Of the Assistant Attorney Gen
eral and Mrs. Claude r. Porter at
ElwoOd Farm. their home, near Muir
Kirk, Md,
Miss Helen b. Walcott. who has
been stationed at Tout, France, In
charge of Red Cross hut since No
vember, 1918. in connection with one
of the large base hospitals. is now
near Metz Ii is anticipated that she
will return home early in June.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Walter PenfieId. who
arrived at New York on the Auui
tahia on Friday. returned to Wash
ingteh yesterday,
a beautiful wedding of wide social