The Washington herald., 1919-03-16

Of Washington. occupied this cot
tese last summer. Mr.. and Mrs
McKenna, who make their home
while in New York at the Hotel
Plaza, are expecting to remain at
, White Sulphur through the entire
! season.
Hon. David r. Francis, Ambassa-
dor to Russia, who has but recently
returned from there and Mrs. Fran
els are at the Greenbrier where they
arrived last week from their home
in st. Louis. Ambassador Francis
who is not in good health and 10
very much in need of rest and quiet,
has chosen White Sulphur Springs
as desirable spot in which to rest
because of its adjacency to Wash
ington. He returned to White Sui
phur few days ago, after being
here for day or two following the
senate investigating committee be-
fore which he appeared to testify
regarding the movements of former
Red Cross commissioner to Russia,
RAYMOND Robins. The Ambassador
is keeping to his apartments in the
Greenprier and spends some of his
time on the trails, frequently &C.
It
! Mr.. John N. willys, president of
the Willys Overland Company, who
turned his entire automobile works
over to the Manufacture of war
equipment for the government will
go TO the Greenbrier this week with
MRS. Willys and Miss Virginia
WHY'S for their customary stay of
several weeks. arriving from Palm
beach where they spent the winter.
MI and Mrs. Willys have made their
nome In Washington since the war
ana VIII return here from White
sulphur Springs for an indefinite
stay. While at Palm Beach their
guests were Duchess de Chaulnes,
VINO was Miss Theodore 8 honts,
daughter of Theodore p. Shonts. and
her little son, le Due Emmanuel de
Chaulnes.
President Collier, of the George
Washington University, has inaugu-
rated series OF brief addresses at
the chapel exercises of the university
winch are regularly held at 1215
each Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
number OF eminent men and many
women of prominence in society and
philanthropic and patriotic work have
already spoken and many others are
scheduled for dates during this month.
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh gave a very
interesting address on the work of
| making garments from waste ma
terials which is being carried on at
her home, 200 Massachusetts avenue.
other speakers have been Mr., Harry
Z. Davis, Rev. d. =. Birnie, DR., w.
b. King, Prof. George I. RAYMOND.
and DR.. ]. S. Lemon, one of the old
est graduates of the university.
me chapel was crowded with a. dis
tlnguished audience to hear Mr.. John
Galsworthy on Monday last, and Mime.
Groultch, wife of the Serbian Minis
ter and Miss Mabel T. Boardman,
or the American Red Cross, have
spoken before very large audiences of
wednesday and Friday of this week.
Inc speakers for the remainder of
March who have so far been secured
are; Mrs. Burleson. wife of the Post
master General, for March Fl; Mrs.
george Barnett, wife of Mai. Gen.
Barnett, of the Marine Corps, for
March 1s; Miss Eliza r. Scidmore.
the well known author on Japan, for
March 26; Mrs. Larz Anderson. wife
or the former Ambassador to Japan,
'SA -'h a vi 90 4lOli. 3llltS fOlnOeNlpI,
| U. S. Senator from Washington. on
Monday. March II. The speaker for
Monday, March "a. is yet to be Sc
| lected.
The exercises last one-half hour
only and the university cordially in
vites the public.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Elliott. of
755 Park avenue. New York City.
announce the marriage of their
daughter. Janet Elliott, to First
Lieut.. Fred d"rick Rocker wulsin, in
Paris on March IL, 1919. Lieut.. Col.
Frederick A. Delano. a lifelong
friend of Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott, gave
the bride away. Mrs. Lucien Wul-
sin, mother of the groom, and
Lucien Wulsin, a brother, and the
Hon. Henry White, one of the peace
commissioners, were present at the
ceremony.
Invitations are out for a recep-
tion to be given in honor OF Mrs.
| George Thacher Guernsey. president
general of the Daughters of the
American Revolution by the Richard
Arnold Chapter. D. A. R., at the
home OF Mrs. George Edwards Chad
sey. 27o6 Cathedral avenue, Wed
nesday evening. March 19, on the
sixth anniversary of the chapters
organization.
The College Equal Suffrage League
OF Washington will meet Tuesday
March %, at p. M, at National
American Women Suffrage Headquar-
ters, 1926 Rhode Island avenue north
west. Senator Thomas ]. Walsh, OF
Montana, will speak on The League
of Nations" The meeting is open
to the public.
The Columbian Women will meet
wednesday evening, March 10 at s
o'clock. at the College Women's
Club. 1922 l street. The hostesses
Will be: Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins
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