Evening star., 1919-08-15

The minister of Ecuador, Senior DR..
Don Rafael H. Elizalde, and Sonora
de Elizalde returned to the legation.
on 18th street, last evening, after an
they were accompanied by Senor Don
Miguel A. de Ycaza, secretary of the
legation. After leaving Washington
they stopped in Philadelphia. and on
Sunday, August 10, were in New York,
where they attended a banquet given
by the Ecuadoreans of that city at the
Hotel Martinique. In New York they
were Joined by Senorita Beatriz de
Ycaza, daughter of the Ecuadorean
consul general. who accompanied
them to Atlantic City, and is now
with them as their guest at the lega-
tion.
The appointment Of Mr.. Emory
Underwood of Atlanta. Ca, to sue
coed Judge John Barton Payne OF
Chicago and Washington as general
counsel for the railroad administra-
Washington society, where Mr. and
Mrs. Underwood made their home dur
ing the several years he was an as
sistant attorney general.
During their residence in the capi-
tai they made their home at 1890 Park
in literary and art circles. Mr.. Un-
derwood is a member Of the Uni
versity, Cosmos and Columbia Coun-
try clubs OF Washington, and both
he and Mrs. Underwood are excep-
tionally well instructed in foreign
Judge Payne, who is now chair
man Of the shipping board, is also
special counsel for the administration.
Rear Admiral Mark L. Bristol, COM
mander of the United States naval
forces in Turkey, who was recently
Joined abroad r by Mrs. Bristol has
been designated as the American
member OF the interallied commission
appointed to investigate incidents
connected with the occupation of
Smyrna by Greek and other allied
forces.
Representative and Mrs. Henry D.
Flood sailed Wednesday on the Levia-
than for Europe, where they will re-
n ain about six weeks. Mr.. Flood
goes as . member Of q congressional
committee investigating the alleged
abuses in tho A. q. r. prison camps.
The other members Of the committed
sailed several days ago.
Former United states Ambassador
to France Mr.. W. g. Sharp arrived
yesterday At the Shoreham to spend a
few days.
Mrs Raymond T. Baker is q member
Of the committee arranging @ pony
show in Stockbridge. Mass. on Sep.
tember 8.
Mrs. Thomas F. Bayard. Is in Phil
adelphia as the guest of Mrs. Horace
Binney Hare, and on Tuesday she
attended the launching Of the Kane
named for relative of the late Mr.
Bayard, one time Secretary of State
and ambassador to Great Britain.
Col. M. NJ. McNamee has returned
to his post at Camp Grant, ILL.,, after
spending a two-week leave with
Mrs. McNamee at Fort Myer.
Mrs. Potter Adams of $50 Madison
avenue. New York, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Potter. was married to Mr..
Charles Carroll Martin, also Of that city
yesterday in the country house Of Mr..
and Mrs. Sydney Jones Colford. jr.. in
Westport. Conn. by the Rev. DR.. j.
Moe. The bride, before her first mar
Rage to Mr.. Newton Adams, was Miss
Alice X. Potter and Is niece Of the
late Bishop Potter.
Only ten members Of the immediate
families were present yesterday. The
bride was attended only by her little
daughter, Alice Adams, as flower girl
She was given away by her father. Mr..
Francis Hunter Potter. Others present
were Mrs. Reginald G. Vanderbilt. Maj.
and Mrs. Philip X. Potter. Francis H.
Potter and Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown
Potter. Mr.. Martin is a member Of the
Sons Of the Revolution.