The Washington herald., 1919-05-26

1eoDo8AOI ooIlAAAeSs VI nCAANOi
left Washington Saturday for Mex
loo City to have a conference with
President Carranza He expects to
be gone ooly n comparatively short
time.
The Secretary Of the Treasury
Carter Glass went to Newport News
yesterday to be present at the cele-
oratton attendant upon the return
from overseas of the Virginia
troops Mrs. Glass and Miss Mary
Archer Glass are spending q few
days at Lynchburg. with Mr.. and
Hrs. Powell Glass.
The Attorney General and Mrs. A
Mitchell Palmer. accompanied BY
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A. LeverinG
and their young daughter. Miss
Mary Palmer. who went to Balti'
more to be the guests over the
weekend of Mr.. and Mrs. William
~ Dixon and to attend the garden
party given by them yesterday. will
return to Washington today.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels lef,
Washington yesterday evening fol
North Carolina to visit his mother
and his sons. Worth Bagley Daniels
and Jonathan Worth Daniels. who
are students at the University OF
North Carolina. Mrs. Daniels ex-
poets TO so South sometime next
week.
The Secretary of Commerce, Mr..
William c. Redheld, will return to-
day from Hot Springs, Va, where
h. - r.
Redfeld, who has been in New Yorh
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Charlie:
X Drury. will return to Washington
the early part of the week.
The Minister of Salvador. Senior
DR.. Salvador Sol. will return today
from New Orleans. where he made a
short stay.
The Minister of Ecuador. and Nine
Elizalde. will go to Newport late in
the season. remaining in Washington
the early part Of the summer.
Announcement is made that Thomas
W. Gregory. formerly Attorney Gen.
ersl of the United States, has as
sociated himself with the newly or
gsnized law firm of Earle & Todd.
OF New York, Henry NJ. Earle. of
Earle & Todd. resigns from the firm
of Hornblower, Miller. Garrison &
Potter to form the new law partner.
ship. The firm will have offices in
the A. B. Leach Building, So Cedar
street. and also will maintain a branch
in Washington.
Miss Lean Hitchcock. daughter o
Mrs. John Spul. returned to Wash
ington Saturday from France wher'
she worked with the Red Cross TO
a year. She landed in New York OF
Friday.
Mrs. /. T Mann and her daughter
Miss Alice Mann will go to West Poin
this week.
Lieut.. Col Bruce Magruder. U. S. A.
returned last week from France anc
was Joined in Washington early in
the week by Mrs. Magruder. who
came from Fort Sam Houston, Tex
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Theodore Roose.
welt have rented for the summer anC
autumn Gibson house. in Cove Neck
Oyster Bay. the country home of Col
howard c. Smith.
Mrs. Stilson Hutchins will so tc
White Sulphur Springs tomorrow
She has taken a cottage there for the
season.
Mrs. Louis Titus will entertain al
dinner this evening at the Dover
House.
MIR. and Mrs. George Peabody Eustis
have opened their villa in Newport
for the summer.
James G. Blaine. jr.. will spend the
summer at Narragansett Pier. where
lie will occupy Gardencourt Villa
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore MarburS. oi
Lake. N Y. where they will remain
until July l. Then they will go to
chester. Nova Scotia, to remain untr
the middle Of October.
Mrs. John Allan Dougherty. who
has been the guest of Mrs. Thomas
r. Walsh for some time. and who with
Mrs Walsh managed the great bal
and bazaar for the benefit Of the Sal.
walton Army. left Washington yester.
day for a months stay in Kansas
City. Mo She will return at the END
o. that time to Washington.
Maj. Cen A6olphus W. Greely, U
s. A, announces the engagement oi
his daughter. Gertrude Gale. to Lieut.
Comdr. James Chatham Kress. u. s
y. Plans for the wedding are ten
tative. but it will probably be ar
event Of. the summer and will take
place at Gen. Greely's summer home
in New England.
One OF the most interesting wed.
dinSs Of the season will be that ot
Miss Elizabeth Rumbaugh. daughter
Of Mrs. RUmbaush and the late Col