The Washington times., 1919-03-19
Palmer Returns.

Palmer Returns,
The newly appointed Attorney Cen
eral A. Mitchell Palmer, who has
been spending the past ten days al
Hot Springs, Va, accompanied by his
cousin, w. Dolby Palmer, returned to
Washington yesterday. Mrs. Dolby
Palmer, who remained in Washington
during her husbands absence. as the
| guest OF Mrs. Mitchell Palmer, has
returned to her home in Pennsyl-
Vania.
Mrs. Palmer will go to Baltimore
tomorrow. accompanied by Mrs. Fred.
erick A. Levering, her sister, and Mrs.
W. Is. Easton, of Pennsylvania, who
is spending the season at the Grafton,
and will be guests at q luncheon
given in Mrs. Palmer's honor, with
another sister, Mrs. j. Kemp Bartlett
| az hostess. They will motor from
and to the Capital.
The Minister of Switzerland and
Nine. SulzeT have postponed the din
ner which they were to have given
Lost evening. owing to the illness
OF Nine. Sulzer.
King Albert OF Belgium has been
invited by the Rocky Mountain Club
OF this city to come TO America and
attend the dinner which that organi-
zstion is to give in New York to the
officers OF the Ninety-frst Division
at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. The
dinner will be held April 8, because
H. is believed that the entire division
will have arrived in this port by that
time, and also because the day is the
birthday anniversary OF King Albert,
and the dinner will be as much for
him as for the soldiers.
a handsome silver cup will be pre-
Sented to the chairman of the most
beautiful group in the pageant at the
Rail- OF Nations, to be given next
Wednesday evening at the, willard.
The rehearsaIs for the different
groups are taking place every day.
and many surprises are in store,
which will add to the attractions OF
the ball. The decorations are in
charge OF Mrs. Ward Brown, ably as
sisted by Mrs. Eugene Meyer, Mrs.
Claude Banks Mayo. and Lieutenant
I.uchert. Miss Mae LadenbuFg, Of New
York, will represent Belgium in the
pageant OF that country.
Edousrd de Billy, acting French
high commissioner, was among the
company of distinguished Frenchmen
and Americans who attended the fare
we'll dinner given in New York last
night at the Hotel Vanderbilt in
honor OF Capt. Patrick Flynn, chap
lain in the French army, who is re-
turning soon TO France. Captain
Flynn has just received the Legion
OF Honor for distinguished service in
France, and the dinner was given
also to celebrate his honor.
The members OF the French high
commission gave a luncheon today at
the Vanderbilt Hotel. and had as their
principal guest Admiral Groult. of the
French navy, who is soon to leave for
France. The Acting French high
commissioner. EdOuard de Billy, was
among the guests.
Nine. Grouitch. wife OF the Minister
Of the Serbs. Croats, and SloVenes,
will go to New York tomorrow for
stay of several days. She will not
be "at home" this week.
Lieut.. John SaltonstalI, L. :. A. OF
ECston, who has been on naval duty
overseas, has Joined Mrs Saltonstall
here He has been discharged from
the service.
Brig Gen. James Parker. L. &. A.
(retired). and Mrs. Parker returned
yesterday 10 their villa, Green Oak.
Portsmouth. Va, after spending two
months in Washington.
Lady Arthur Willert, who has been
in New York for the sailing of the
Adriatic, is expected back to Wash
ington tomorrow.
Joseph Tumulty attended the sup
per dance at the Cafe st. Marks last
evening. With him was James Is.
Regan, OF New York.
Mrs. Carter, wife Of Major General
Carter, L. S. A. was hostess yester-
day at a luncheon at the Army and
Navy Club in honor Of Mrs. Jennings,
Of Ohio. who is the guest OF Senator
and Mrs. Warren g. Harding. The
other guests wcre Mrs. Richard Boil
ing, Mrs. Fred BarrOws. Mrs. Richard
Day. Mrs. Calvert Smith, Mrs. Aubrey
Lippincott, Mrs Avery, Mrs. Gate