The Washington times., 1919-09-19
HAPPENING IN SOCIETY
French Ambassador and Nine Jusand Entertain for General Perg
Other Festivities in His Weddings and Engagements

stationed in Washington have been
invited.
! Last evening the General was the
guest OF honor at -'Pennsylvania
night" at the Red Cross house at Wal
ter Reed Hospital. Senator PhiIander
p. Knox, Samuel B. Rea. formerly
president OF the Pennsylvania Rail-
! road; Brig. Gen. ". W. Atterbury,
who had charge OF transportation in
( France; and Congressman James
Francis Burke OF Pennsylvania were
! present and each addressed the
wounded boys briefly. General Per-
shing received a genuine ovation. The
entertainment was arranged by Mrs.
! Henry Rea, retiring field director OF
; the Red Cross.
The Italian ambassador, Count di
! Cellere, has gone TO New York to at
! tend the festivities there in honor OF
Admiral Ugo Conz and the officers OF
the Italian battleship Conte di Ca
YOUR He was accompanied by Gen.
Emilio Guglielmotti, military attacbe
l OF the embassy; the naval attache,
/ Rear Admiral Count Max I,ovafelIi
and Chevalier Enrico Alliata, OF the
! embassy stan.
Last evening the Ambassador and
| his stan attended the BANQUET and
ball given for Admiral Conz by the
Italian Chamber OF Commerce THE
officers OF the dTeadnauEht att6 tIed
I In a body and among the other no.
\ tables present were Charles b.
Hughes, Senator Cotillo. representing
Governor Smith; Colonel Serrati.
Italian high commissioner; Francesca
Quattrone, special delegate attached
to the embassy staf, who msIyeI bfs|
headquarters in New York, and en-
rico CarUso.
Count di Cellere plans to remein in
New York over the weekend. Conn
tess d CelleFe has been VISITING at
New Rochelle and will be present st
some OF the fest Vities for Admiral
ConZ. However, she viii probably
return TO Newport, where she has
spent the late summer. before com
ing TO Washington as she IS not ex-
pected at the embassy until early IN
october.
LansfnEB To Return.
The Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Lansing viii return 70 washington /
on September 20 from their summer
home a. Henderson HaFbor. Mrs..
John ". Foster, mother OF Mr..
Lansing, who has been at Henderson
HaTbOr since the Secretary and Mrs.
Lansing returned from France, win
return on the 2sth.
DHHieIs HOme MOnday.
The Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs.
Daniels and their two sons, who have
been on the West coast. viii return
to Washington on Monday.
Pending the return OF Nine. sulzeF |
from her summer home at Nonuuit. |
Mass about October /, DR.. Hans Sui |
zeF, the minister OF Switzerland, IS /
occupying an apartment at the High |
lands. They have given up 1918 Mass
achusetts avenue, where the legation /
was formerly established, and when /
Nine. SulzeF comes back VIII move 10 4
Mrs. John r. williams residence, |
1923 Massachusetts avenue, which 4
they have leased for the remainder OF /
their stay In Washington.
Baron shimpei Goto, former minis
ter Of foreign affairs Of Japan, and
his son-in-law, Yusuh Tsurumi. are
spending today at West Point They
were at Tuxedo Park, N. Y, yester-
day as guests OF Lindsay Russell and
last evening Mr.. Russell gave q din
ner for them.
41A44u NDAu anu 4A4Is 4euIluEl are on
their way to Japan from the peace
at'Paris and will come to
Washington for a few days the last
Of this month.
NeWbeFFys To Move.
Senator and Mrs. Truman Fl. New
berry will move on October / from
their apartment at Stonleigh Court
TO 1915 Massachusetts, avenue, the
handsome home OF Judge and Mrs.
Bailey Lamar, which has re-
Gently been occupied by the Swiss
and Nine. SuIzer. Senator
and Mrs. Newberry have leased the
residence for a year.
Charles J. vopicka, Of Chicago, |
American minister to the Serbs,
Croats, and Slovenes, reached Wash
ingtOn yesterday, and is staying at
the ShOreham.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. George Barnett
returned to Washington yesterday
from Santa Fe, y. NJ, where a medal
was conferred on the general by the ,
State.
They will go to Wakefield Manor.
their place in Virginia, for the week
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