The Washington herald., 1919-04-05

w.t. MI Newton u BAKER, ana
number OF men prominent in Off
elal life. with members OF the COM
mission from the Philippine Islands
now in Washington on an official
! errand.
In the company, besides members
or the mission. were: Senator Gil
bert NJ. Hitchcock, Representative
Horace NJ. Towner, Representative
trank W. Mondeu, Representative
Andrew ]. Montague. Representa-
tive Dudley DoolIttle. Representa-
tive Fairchild. Gen Frank Mcintyre,
Cen Charles Carroll Wslcutt, Gen.
Ralph W. Jones. Maj. J. Hamilton
StVenSt, Mr.. Clyde H. Tavenner. Mr..
Walter RObb. Mr.. Lowenstein and
Mr.. Mccullough.
The Assistant Secretary Of State
and Mrs. William Phillips have as
their guests for a few days Mrs.
Phillips father. Henry Coleman
Drayton, OF New York.
Woodley. the lovely home in the
! suburbs which Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
lips have been occupying for several
seasons, has been sold by its own
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew J. Peters,
10 Lieut.. COmdr. and Mrs. Hayne
spring. Commander and Mrs. Ellis
are at present occupying Single
oak, the charming place near Wood
ley, where the Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Daniels lived for
several years.
Mr. Peters, who was at one time
Assistant Secretary of the Treas
ury. is now mayor OF Boston. Mrs.
Peters is sister of Mr.. Phillips.
Friendship. the lovely home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beale Nc
Lean. near Cleveland Park, which is
now being used as q ConvaIescent
hospital for officers will be re-
turned to its owners by the gov
ernment within the next few weeks
and Mr.. and Mrs. Mclean and the
children will spend the spring
there They are now at their
Washington residence after having
been at Palm Beach for a month or
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Polk have
returned from White Sulphur Springs
where they went to rest for several
weeks. During their absence Mr..
Folks mother. Mrs. William NJ. Polk
has been with their children here.
The Ambassador to France and Mrs.
Hugh c. Wallace, accompanied by
their niece, Miss Sallie Beecher, have
gone 10 New York preparatory to
sailing for Paris.
Senator and Mrs. Lee s. Overnan
have sent out invitations for the
marriage Of their daughter, Miss
KaF frI =
Foster Hambley on Wednesday even
ing. April 90. al o'clock. in the First
Methodist Church at Salisbury. n
c. The engagement was announced
in February, \ week after the an
noUncement Of the engagement Of her
sister. Miss Grace Overman, to Edgar
Norris Snow.
Senator and Mrs. Overman and their
daughters left Washington a fort
night ago for their home in Sails
bury. y. c.
Capt. Arthur Snagge, naval at
lache Of the British Embassy has
gone to New York to attend the din
ner given there last night at the Ritz
Carleton in honor OF Capt. Alfred
Carpenter. r. N, hero of the Zee
0rugge raid.
Mai. Gen. James D. McLachIen
, D. 5. o. military attache of the Brit
Osh Embassy. has received his orders
o return to England and will leave
Washington shortly.
Mrs. Bernard NJ. Baruch and Miss
Belle Baruch, who have been in
Europe for some time, have returned
and are now in New York
Mai L D. Teiusanu, military at
ache Of the Roumanian legation and
Nine. Teiusanu are spending the
weekend in Philadelphia.
Mrs Paul Kelly entertained at
luncheon yesterday al the Cafe St
uark'f. Among the guests were Mrs.
ieOrge Hamilton and her son, Mr..
Hamilton. and Mrs. kelly's son-in-
aw and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. II
Sradley Davidson. jr.
The honor guest at tomorrow's re-
'eptiOn 70 be given at the Washing
on Salon, lE3 II street, for the
french Club will be Dr. Leonard Will
ION, F. r S. A. diplomat, traveller
ind author and q leading member Of
he British and Canadian Patriotic
Society. Miss Matte l. Massie will
preside at the tea table and will be
assisted by Miss Marjorie Hutchin-
'On. Miss Harriet McQuillan, Miss
! Iarjorie c. Baille. Miss Gertrude z.
anderson. Miss Bess V. Watson. Miss
diriam Reh and Miss Grace Grant.
Mai. Bivius D. Teiusanu, military
.ttaChe Of the Rumanian Legation.
nd Madame Teiusanu were the hon
Dr. guests at Sundays reception with
1r. de Zapp as host and Mrs. Henry
irOEstad as ChatClaine Mrs. II. II
-ston presided at the tea table ana
gas charmlngly assisted by Miss Rose
;. t)owrlck, Miss Anna 5. Emerson.
tiss Elizabeth l. frost. Miss Har-
int Anderson. Miss Kathleen Thrash
?, Miss Carsl ". Hssson and Miss
seatrice NJ Hutchinson.
Mai. TeiusaHu spoke OF tho trial.
is country suffered in the war and
er dangerous position at this time
n account OF the Bolshevists Red
range and blue. the coIors Of RH'
laria, were used in the decorations
Capt. Leigh C. Palmer. L. 8 n
Who has been chief Of stan. Division
20. s. Atlantic Fleet. has been ordered
the command OF the battleship
icorgia Of that fleet
\ paper chase will be held by the
sidinE and Hunt Club this afternoon.
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