The Washington herald., 1919-07-07

The Peruvian ambassador returned
to Washington Saturday from Chelsea.
N. J., where he spent the greater part
Of last week with Sonora de Tudela
and their children.
senor Don Salvador Sol left Wash
ington Saturday for St Louis. and
win vtat friends there and at Merry
vile for several weeks. Senora do
Sol wiz go to Missouri to Join him.
leaving Washington on July Il
Maj. Gen. J. d. LAchlan. who was
recently replaced by Maj. Cen H K
British embassy. sailed from New
York Saturday for England
Lieut. Jose Van der Gucht and Or.
Jose T. Baron. the naval attache and
secretary Of the Cuban legation. have
gone TO New York for . visit Of sew
eral days
Mr.. R n. Hadow. third secretary Of
the British embassy. has gone to
Southampton I. l.. where he Is q
guest Of Col and Mrs Henry II.
Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs Julian Lay are
also guests OF Col and Mrs Rogers.
The Minister from Cuba and Nine.
de Cespedes. accompanied by Miss
Anita de Lima, viii leave Washington
the latter part Of the month prepara-
tory to sailing for Fance, where they
win spend several months.
The minister from Ecuador. Senior
Ehzalde, viii leave Washington the
end of this week for a trip through
Canada. Sonora de Elizalde and her
little daughter, Irene. who was born
in Washington last March. will remain
here.
The Minister from Switzerland and
Nine Sulzer are In the West. where
they went with the Secretary OF Agri-
culture and Mrs Houston
A s. Burieson. Postmaster General,
and Miss Burleson are planning to 90
to Cape May later In the summer.
sistant Secretary OF the Treasury. and
president OF the Interally Council on
War Purchases and Finance. II in
New York. where he landed Saturday
from France.
Mr.. Crosby said he had come back to
rest, and that he intended after q few
days to go to his home in virginia,
where he expected to finish another
book he had started on the European
situation.
Mr.. CROSBY went to Enrope with the
House Commission In October. 1917. and
with the exception of two months dur
ing which he returned to the United
States, has remained there, working
out many Of the greatest financial
problems OF the war.
Gen. ]. c. Breckenridge Is making
an extended stay at Cape May.
Admiral and Mrs. Edward Eberle
are at the AspinwaIl Hotel, at Lenox,
Mass, for q while.
Mrs. Henry F. Lippett Is at her
country place at Beverly Farms,
Mass.
Maj. Gen. Clarence r. Edwards, U.
s. A. who is making 4 tour OF the
Cape Cod district. will return to Bos-
go to Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph W. Bailey, r.,
who have been in Charlottesville, Va,
for some time. will 20 to Philadelphia
this week to join Mrs. Baileys father,
Mr.. George A. HUM. They will 90 to
Narragansett with him, where Mrs
Bailey will remain for the season.
wedding OF much interest took
place Saturday in the Church of the
Epiphany at 12:30 o'clock, when Mrs.
Sue Webb Spencer was married to
Commander Leigh Noyes, of the
navy of this city. In the presence OF
a few intimate friends. In the alb
sence of the rector. the ceremony was
performed by his assistant. DR.. Percy
Foster Hall Mrs. Noyes Is a cousin
of the Rev. DR.. Randolph McKirn,
and niece of the late Justice Alex
ander Hagner. She has made many
friends during her residence in Wash
ington the last few years. She was
formerly Mrs Blair Spencer.
Lieut.. Commander Alva Douglas
Bernhard, U. 8 N. and Mrs. Bern
hard, are spending a few weeks In
Pittsfield, Mass. Commander Bern
hard Is on sick leave. having recently
undergone an operation for appen-
dicitis. Mrs. Bernhard was formerly
Miss Mary Gheen, daughter Of Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Edward II. Gheen-
Former Speaker Champ Clark, who
has bean the R1lest of Renresenta ,t,,a