The Washington herald., 1919-10-13
Society:
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{ Ambassador ] ]. Jusserand present.
ID TO the navy Saturday on benalf OF
she city of De Graase. France. q
ironze statue In commemorstion Of the
krival overseas Of the first American
sarships conveying troops to France.
The statue was received by Secretary
Daniels and will later be placed on
the cruiser Seattle. flagship Of Ad-
nIral Gleaves in the first convoy Of
american troops to France.
Mrs Baker. wife Of the Secretary of
war. and Mrs Daniels. wife of the
Secretary OF the Navy. returned yes
terday from North Carolina where
they were for almost a week.
rhe Secretary Of the Interior and
Mrs Lane had a small company
Iunching with them at the Cafe 81.
Marks Saturday. They left shortly
afterwards for Virginia. where they
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Herth in their historic home, Gunston
Hall. on the Potomac. for the end of
the week
Miss Nancy Lane. debutante daugh-
ter Of the Secretary and Mrs. Lane.
who Is en- route from California, where
she has been visiting since the early
summer. will reach washington on
Thursday.
The plans for MISS Lanes formal
Fesentation to the Official and djplo-
9atic world are as yet tentative, but
he will probably make her debut at
Tea given BY her mother. early in
The Italian warship. the Cont di
Csvour. Is expected to arrive a,
Annapolis Thursday. Admiral Conz
and his stan will be entertained
elaborately in Washington. The
complete schedule is not yet ar
ranged.
SWISS ENVOY
Is RETURNING.
The Minister OF Switzerland and
Nine. Sulzer will return today from
4 short visit in New York
Mrs Ira Nelson Morris, wife of
the United States Minister to
Sweden. accompanied by Mrs. S. r.
Gtggenhein. of New York. is at the
Shoreham for 4 week.
DR.. Carl Paul Hubscher. counselor
If the legation Of Switzerland, will
leave Washington within a few
days for a short visit to Nine.
Hubscher and their children. who
are spending the autumn in Gin
cinnati with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Schoepf.
Miss Alexander Emery daughter of
the Hon. Mrs. Alfred Anson, is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Cooper Bryce at
Oyster Bay. after a stay at Bar Har-
Dor. Ne
Lieut. Frederic II. Meyer is visiting
a. his home in Chicago.
Capt Reginald r. BeIknap. U. S. NJ,
has left Washington to spend a few
days with his family in Newport.
DR.. J. n. BAYNE
COMING HOME.
Tyr. ]. Breckenridge Bayne, OF this
c ty. is to return from Rumania short
y. where he has succeeded in clearing
no the typhus scourge. From 1916
Or. Bayne ran the Bucharest Hospital,
making typhus work his speciality.
Following the armistice, DR.. Bayne
'cturned to Washington for several
months. but upon the outbreak of ty-
phus in Rumania enlisted with the
Eumanisn commission of the American
ed Cross.
He established three hospitals in the
-orst typhus-infested districts Of Ru-
mania. and opened a training school
Mai. R. G. Whitlock. American Red
ross commissioner to Rumania. in q
letter to the Red Cross here, praises
the work of DR.. Bayne.
Henry T Sloane, of New York.
has just returned home after a visit
with his son-in-law ant daughter.
Baron and Baroness de la Grange.
in France. Baron and Baroness de
la Grange lived in Washington for
about a year of the war period,
where the former was attached to
the French High Commission.
Maj. CRAWFORD Stuart OF the Brit
ish embassy stan. has gone to White
sulphur Springs.
The Director OF the Mint and Mrs
Raymond T. Baker were hosts at
dinner Saturday night at their home
IN Lenox. Mass.
The marriage of Mrs. BuckeIew.
widow Of Frederick L. Buckelew, of
New Jersey. to Mr.. Harold Leighton
Paxton. of New York, will take
place IN Washington on October Is
at 1890 p. m. in the parish hall Of
St Johns Church. Only the rela-
tives and A very few close friends
will be present and the wedding will
be as simple as possible The future
home of the bride and bridegroom
will be in New York. The bride was