The Washington herald., 1919-07-10
By E. c. DRUM-HUNr.


son. who has been away for almost
a year. She has been carrying cheer
into military camps and hospitals
abroad with her singing. her tour
being arranged under the auspices
OF the Y. ", C. A
Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson.
the Presidents physician and naval
aide, who has been in close attend
Ance on the Chief Executive during
the trying months IL Paris. returned
with President Wilson and Is tenn
porarily a guest at the White House.
Mrs. Grayson is in Connecticut with
her elder boy. Gordon Grayson, and
the infant son, whom Admiral Gray
son has never seen The baby was
born in March, shortly after the
President, with Admiral Grayson in
his train. started on his second trip
abroad AS soon as possible Admiral
Grayson will go to New England to
make the acquaintance of his boy.
Mrs. wilson's mother and sister,
Mrs. william H. Boiling and Miss
Bertha Boiling. did not go to New
York to meet the Presidential party,
but welcomed them at the White
House Tuesday evening. They spent
the morning with Mrs. Wilson at the
White House yesterday and were
guests ehere at luncheon Mrs. Boil
ing spent much of the time during
Mrs. Wilson's absence visiting mem
bers OF her family in Virginia
Secretary of State and Mrs. Ian
sing. who have been in Paris with
the American peace commission since
last December. will sail for home
tomorrow. Mr.. Lansing's departure
will leave only three American dele
gates at the peace conference, Col.
E. NJ House, Henry White and Gen
Tasker II. Bliss.
The French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand returned to Washington
Tuesday night with the Presidential
party from Europe, and were met at
the station by the members of the
French Embassy stan. who accom-
panied them to the Embassy. on Six
teenth street
The Japanese Ambassador to the
United States and Viscountess Ishii
have arrived in Toxic, and it is
strongly intimated among his friends
there that he will not return to
Washington. but will relinquish his
office because of political changes in
the composition OF the Japanese cab
met.
II is believed that Kijuro Shide-
hara. formerly counselor OF the
japanese Embassy here and at pres
ent Vice Minister for Foreign Af-
fairs, will be named to succeed Wis
count Ishii, IL Premier Hara feels
that he can spare him from the For
sign Office. Mr.. Shidehara was Min
ister to The Hague during the early
years Of the world war.
D. f. LEFEvRE
LUNCHEON HOST.
J. Z. Lefevre. Charge d'Anaires of
he Republic Of Panama. entertained
yesterday at luncheon in the Shore
nam in honor of William ]. Price.
United States Minister to Panama.
The other guests were Breckinridge
long. Assistant Secretary of State;
senator Stanley, from Kentucky; DR..
:. S. Rowe. Assistant Secretary of
ne Treasury; Gen. Frank Mcintyre.
Assistant Chief of STAFF; Boaz Long.
United States Minister to Cuba: Hal
EFT Johnson. Acting Chief of the
latin American Division of the State
Department; Rolf E Boiling. presi-
lent Of the Commercial National
Sank: Walter S. Penheld. and Senior
Don Enrique Geenzier. Attache Of
he Legation of Panama.
Mr.. Lefevre will leave Washington
pext week for a brief vacation. which
will spend motoring through the
nue Ridge Mountains.
Capt Roy Glen. Of the British En-
assy staff. entertained at dinner
lst evening at the Chevy Chase Club.
Charles ]. Vopicka, of Chicago.
United States Minister to Rumania,
erbia and Bulgaria since 1913, land
in New York Tuesday and will
ome to Washington this week. From
ere he will so to his home In Chi
ago.
Baron d'Estournelles de Constant,
the French Senate, Is now In New
ork. but will come to Washington
aortly. He Is here on a diplomatic
Iission. Baron de Constant. as a
representative OF the French Society
r a League Of Nations, prepared
raft of a plan for a constitution OF
league of nations for consideration
Premier Clemenceau soon after
Ie armistlce was signed.
Senator and Mrs. Truman H. New
erry have returned to Washington
ON their summer home at Watch
Ill. p. 7. Mrs. Newberry went to
latch Hill some weeks ago and the
enator Joined her there during the
,nGressional recess. They will both
to Watch Hill OF and on during
Ie summer.
Iss BRoMwELL
ETURNs TODAY.
Miss Mildred Bromwell, who was a
ember of the house party which Mr..
nd Mrs. Arthur Lee entertained over
e Fourth for their daughter. Miss
lien Bruce Lee, will return 20
Lashington today. She will bring
ith her Miss Courtney Let's, OF
aicago; Miss Elizabeth Kearney. OF
lrginia, and several others who were
30 at the house party, to be her
rests for a few days. Miss Brom-
ell. with her mother, Mrs. Charles
romwell. expects to leave Washing
some time next week to Join Mr..
romwelPs mother. Mrs. Matthew r.
ott. at her summer homo at
larlesvoix. Mich.
Miss Helene Herman. who was the
Iest of Representative and Mrs..
rank Doremus. has returned to her
me in Detroit. Their son, Robert
Iremus. expects to leave Washing
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