The Washington times., 1919-10-28


(. Bethel, military attache Of Great
Britain; Lieut. Col. A. f. A. N. Thorne.
| assistant military attache of the Brit
/ ish embassy; Branko Lazarevitch, Sec
retary of the Serbian legation; Mr..
Poole, of the Russian division of the
state Department, and others includ-
ing three members of the labor con-
ference now in Washington,
NJ. J1sserand Back.
The French Ambassador, NJ. Jus
serand. returned to the embassy this
morning from New York, where he
vent to attend the memorial services
held there yesterday in honor of the
late Col. Theodore Roosevelt's sixty
fret birthday anniversary.
Baroness de Cartier de Marchienne,
wife of the Belgian ambassador, re-
turned to Washington yesterday from
New York, where she joined the royal
Belgian party on the conclusion Of
their Western trip.
Kijuro Shidehara, ambassador of
Japan. who landed in San Francisco
yesterday, started today for Washing
ton.
Emmanuel Havenith, formerly Bel
gian minister to this country, has
just been made head of the Belgian
consular service. He and Nine. Have
NTH, who were at The Hague, are now
in Brussels. Nine. Cavenith was Miss
Helen S. Ffoulke, of this city
Prince Lubomirski, the first Polish
minister to this country, is expected
to arrive in Washington tomorrow
and will be established at the willard.
Princess Lubomirska is with him, and
they are accompanied by a large
retinue.
| Miss Nancy Lane, daughter of the
Secretary of the Interior and Mrs.
Lane, will entertain at dinner on
Thursday evening before the Trinity
Community House bali.
Delegates To Convention Feted.
Delegates to the first international
| congress of working women now In
session here are being continually
| feted. This afternoon they will be
guests of honor at a tea which the
National Women's Trade Union
League is giving at the Hotel Bur
lington; and on this occasion wives
of Cabinet officers and others promi-
nent In official life have been asked
to meet them.
Yesterday number of the DELI
gates were entertained at luncheon
at the Cafe st, Marks by the members
of the newly organized Women's
Press Club. There were seventy-two
in the party. Mrs. Theodore Pickett,
vice president of the Women's Press
club, presided. Mrs. Raymond Robins,
of Chicago, president Of the National
Women's Trade Union League, made
an address and introduced all of the
delegates from abroad. Some of the
others who made short addresses
were: Mile. Victorie Cappe, of Bel
GUM; Miss Katherine Derry. of Cam
ada; Miss Rose Schnederman. of New
York, vice president of the National
Women's Trade Union League, and
Mrs. Maud Swartz, OF New York.
Charles Pergler To Japan.
Charles Pergler. diplomatic repre-
sentative of Czecho Slovakia at Wash
ington, has been appointed envoy of
his government to Japan. and will
start soon for his new post. Mr..
Pergler is in New York for a short
visit, and Is staying at the Wander
biit Hotel.
Larz Anderson has reserved rooms
| at the Greenbrier Hotel. White SuS
phur Springs, and is expected there
the latter part of this week.
Major and Mrs. Perry Belmont. who
| have been visiting on the North Shore
have returned to Newport. They will
Eclose Belcourt on November I, re-.
turning to Washington for the win
tier.
7 Frederick w. Oederlin, formerly
commercial attache of the Swiss le-
CATION, is at the Vanderbilt Hotel
New York, for few days, prepa
ratory to sailing for his home n
Switzerland. He was detached from
the legation here in September.
Interest In Trinity Ban.
Interest in the Halloween ball te
| be given at the New Willard, on
Thursday night, for the beneft oi
Trinity Community House increases
as the time draws near. Mrs. Lar1
Anderson. Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins, and
Col. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson
are among those who have taken
boxes. Mrs. Overton Lea and Robert
| w. Kelly, of New York, are also
among the boxholders and they will
have as their guests number OF
wounded soldiers.
Mrs. James Carroll Frazer, chair.
man of the ball committee, and Mrs
Newton ID. Baker will receive the
guests assisted by the other members
Of the committee, Mrs. Franklin d
Roosevelt. Mrs. Charles B. Henderson
Mrs. Charles B. Howry, Mrs. James
G. Pilling and Mrs. Mrs. David Ran
som Covell. Miss Nancy Lane is
chairman of the young ladies commit
tee and will be assisted by a group of
this seasons buds, including Miss
Frances Hampson, Miss Leita Adams,
Miss Marcia Chaplin and Miss Lindsey
Wood.
The Meyer Davis orchestra and a
military band will play during the
evening and every effort is being
made to assure the success of the
first charity ball Of the season which
Is being given for the benefit of Wash
ington's largest settlement house.
Mrs. Ernest Walker is assisting
Mrs. Charles B. Howry who is in
charge of the bridge tables which viii
he Installed in The no ronr,