The Washington herald., 1919-03-12

The Ambassador of Great Britain
and the Countess of Reading enter
tained at dinner at the embassy last
night when the. honor guests were
Hugh C. Wallace. recently appointed
Ambassador of the United states to
France. and Mrs Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gardner Coolidge
gave a dinner last evening in compii-
msnt to the Minister Of the Nether-
lands and Nine. Cremer. Nine. Cremer
will be the honor guest at luncheon
which Mrs. Matthew T. Scott Will
give today. Tomorrow evening the
Minister and Mime. Cromer will be
hosts at a dinner, and on Saturday
Col Henry du Pont will give dinner
in Compliment e them
The Belgian Minister, NJ. de Cartier
de Marchienne, who sailed last week
for Belgium, is expected back in
Washington by the end Of next month.
He vili 20 to Brussels to take part in
the festivities in honor Of President
Wilson'S visit to King Albert.
Mrs. Baker, wife OF the Secretary OF
War. will not be at home this after
noon, as Is her custom on Wednesday.
Accompanied by her guest. Miss Rath-
crime Lowe, Of Cleveland, she will go
10 Camp Humphreys, Va. to attend
the nrst OF a series of tea dances to
be given there.
Mrs. T. W. Gregory. wife of the re-
Gently retired Attorney General, now
en- route to France with the Presiden-
tial party. was the honor guest at
the dinner which Judge Martin A.
Knapp gave last evering at his home
in Stoneleigh Court. The other guests
were Senator and Mrs. John F. Shaf-
roth, solicitor Genesal and Mrs. King.
Assistant Attorney General and Mrs.
Samuel Jordan Graham, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lord O'Brien, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Carr.
Word has been received in Wash
ington of the birth Of a daughter to
Mime. Ferdinand de MOhrenschildt,
daughter Of William Gibbs McAdoo,
former Secretary OF the Treasury. on
the Gay that her husband died OF
pneumonia VI. de Morenschildt, who
was on the staff of the Russian en-
hassy under the imperial regime. had
been for some time connected With
- the Shipping Board. and he and his
we Hau DcCh lHAL5 III ~" YIN AoA
the winter.
Mrs. James Mcdonald and her son.
Arthur Bradley Campbell. will go to
New York today to remain until Sun
day.
Mrs. Henry May will leave Wash
iUgton in few days to go to New
York and White Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. Norman Williams was hostess
at a delightful function yesterday af-
rernoor entertaining at a tea and
musicale for brilliant company, rep
Tsseutatives Of diplomatic, offcial and
resident society. The artists were
J I.sza-rO. the famous tenor Of the
Metropolitan Opera Company, and
Nile Yvonue de TrevilIe. who is wide
'v ku0wn for her delightful and artis-
tic rningling OF French songs and
story telling. The tea was served at
4.21 and the musicale at ; o'clock.
Mrs. Williams daughter. Mrs. Mer-
ri'-. received with her. and the hos
1-ss was also assisted by several
f.'nnds from New York. who are her
house =Uests
Trurirg her stay in Washington,
MI" dc TreviIle IS the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles :. Bell Monday
evening sr- sang for the benefit OF
the troops stationed al Fort Never.
Ituder the auspices Uf the War Camp
Community S-Tvire.
W. and MIS-. Edgar X. LcsE. IT.
viii entertain at dinner this evening
At the Cafe St Marks. 0I3 Fifteenth
street
The formal opening of the Cafe St
Marks will be the occasion OF a large
number of interesting dinner parties,
among those entertaining being Wis
count and Vfscountess Henri de ST.
bOU-, NIr- and Mn. Edwin II. PiIson,
M and Mrs. George Dunlop. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Freeman Clark, DR.. VIII
lam s Newell. DR.. William Marbury.
Dr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Kauthroff.
Mrs. \ T. Britton. Alexander Brit
ton. WiIiom Hibbs. DR.. John Briscoe.
Y. Andrew Bradley. Mr.. and Mrs.