The Washington herald., 1919-04-16
By E. c. DRUM-HUNT.

By E. c. d
The japanese Amoassador and
Ntscountess Ishii will leave for
Japan about the first Of the month.
The Minister OF the Netherlands
and Nine. J. T. Cremer have leased
Mrs. Charles Stedman Hanks cot
tsge at West Manchester, where
they will pass the summer. The
legation will have its headquarters
in the o. T. Roberts cottage near by.
where the hrst secretary of the lega-
tion and his family and another OF
the secretaries will live
Miss Mary Archer GLASS will ac-
company her father. the Secretary OF
the Treasury, Carter Glass, when he
leaves Washington on Friday for .
trip through the West in the inter
est OF the Victory Loan, and II Is
possible that Mrs. Glass VIII go
with them She has not yet com
pleted her plans. Mrs Mary Lynn
Of Lynchburg. is staying with Miss
Glass for few days. Miss Augusta
Glass Is at present visiting In
Lynchourg.
The Attorney General and Mrs. A.
Mitchell Palmer were the guests in
whose honor the Secretary OF the In
terror and Mrs. Franklin K Lane en-
tertained at dinner last night Mrs.
Palmer will be the honor guest at a
luncheon which Mrs. John Lord
OBrien will give today.
The Cuban Minister and Nine. de
Cespedes have as their guest Donna
Grsziella CasteIiL who has been pass
ing the winter in New York with her
mother, Countess CastellL
Mrs. Walter Boyden, who has been
visiting her brother-in-law and sister,
the Secretary Of Agriculture and Mrs.
Houston, has left town for her home,
at Beverly. Mass. on her way North
Aas stopped in Ardmore, Pa, for a
sfief visit to Mrs Robert Leatherbee.
Admiral Henry T. Mayo, command
er-in-chief Of the Atlantic feet, which
arrived Monday in New York. will
come to Washington today to dis
cuss with Navy Department officials
the arrangement and location oi
warships in the Atlantic Ocean for
the overseas flight OF naval seaplanes
next month.
Mrs Frederick Keep will return t.
town today after a short stay in New
York Mrs. Keep will give a dinner
next week in honor of the British Am
bassador and the Countess of Read
inE. The Ambassador and Lady
easing vs." . hosts at dinner to-
aaa-.
Mrs. Earnez ')Iiphant has as her
EgsEr Mss Mar Moore. Of Trenton
y. =. v-hO uyTfved today. Mr. Oil
plant went Go Trenton yesterday to
Tnszsan in8sl1l:e stay.
lr-s. r. J.. 30 Pont will entertain
81 tea tbs afternoon at the Cafe
) T. A---s.
Tie r.4rrEs.s of Miss Beatric.
Fairfax to lseut- Theodore z.
ChAndler. v. s N. whose engage
u1ent wa 1-H1Inced a month ago
Will take ulsC~ in Washington on
AprI p at 4 o'clock. in the home
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles ". Fsi-eax- A reception al
Eausclnr VIII follow. The bride
i E-oom-clec. is a son of Capt Lloyd
y Chandler, I. S. N. and a grand
son os the late former Secretary
o. the Navy and Senator William
p Chandler. Mss Elliott Peckham
fnuEhfeF of MIS- Imbroden Peck
azl1. e London, will be the maid
81 honor and he bridesmaids viii
slts 81 =s Eu sims, Miss Margaret
Hard4ux. lIfss Frances Hampson
ard lIisg Ros-ts Waters, cousin oil
the brfde LEau-. Chandler is now
on his way home after years SER
vice in the war zone. A number oi
entertainments will be arranged in
2 honor of the Young people and the
men OF the wedding party will bt
selected as soon as the bridegroom
elect arrives
The marriage of Miss Ray Slater
and DR.. James b Murphy. whose
engagement was announced short
time ago, will take place at th'
home OF Miss Slater's mother. Mrs
Horatio Nelson Slater, in New York
on Monday, April 2S.
Mrs. Louis c. Lehr. who has beer
abroad assisting with the war re
lief work, under the auspices OF th'
American fund for French wounded
and who. since the signing OF thu
arnfstice. has been engaged in re-
construction work in Northern
France. is planning to return Il
this country in June. Miss Vtrginit
Iatrobe. who went with Mrs. Lehr
probably will return to Americs
earIy in the summer.
Lady wilIert went TO New Yorl
last night for a short visit
Mrs. MedilI Mccormick. chairman
Of the Republican national wo
mems executive committee, and Mrs
wallace H. White, jT., chairman o
the hospitality committee. extend a
inyitation to visiting ladies to stoI
in and have a cup OF tea at head
quarters. 1923 II street nerthwest
TO-DAY and tomorrow afternoon from
$50 20 s o'clock.
Miss Dorothy s. Rennard ant
IJeut. Henry Rogers Benjamin. U.
\ whose engagement was an
roUnced in January. will be married
IN New York on April 2s. Arrange
washInGton. New YORK.
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