The Washington herald., 1919-04-25
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By E c. DRUM-HUNT.

eNenAnk IIohu NeW iork, Wncre lnoS
went on Tuesday.
Last night the Ambassador was the
honor guest Of the Association o.
Foreign Press Correspondents at the
dinner which the organization gave at
the Plaza The occasion was of an
international character. the countries
represented including America, Brit
ain. France. Italy. Japan, Belgium.
Scandinavia. Argentina, Australia an6
Canada Rear Admiral William g.
Sims was present. Today Lord Read
ing will attend the memorial service
for Walter Hines Page. late American
Ambassador to Great Britain
Lord and Lady Reading are accom-
panied by Maj. Crauford Stewart, OF
the embassy stan.
The Bulgarian Minister and Mime.
Panareton have gone to Old Point
Comfort for several days They will
reurn here Monday.
Nine. Hussein. widow of the former
charge d'affsires Of Turkey. Hussein
Bey. who has been. with her children,
the guest OF the Minister and Nine.
Panaretofr. returned to New York and
sailed yeserday for England. where
she will make her future home. Nine
Hussein is an Englishwoman.
The Acting Secretary OF State
Frank Lyon Polk left Washington
yesterday morning for New York.
where he will attend the memorial
exercises for Walter Hines Page. the
former American Ambassador to
Great Britain. which will be held
there this afternoon.
The Acting Secretary of the Navy
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honor guests at the dinner which Mai.
Cen George Barnett commandant Of
the Marine Corps. and Mrs. Barnett,
gave last night. There were covers
for sixteen.
Mrs. Barnett's sister. Mrs. Henry
Muslin. is visiting Gen and Mrs Bar
nett. preparatory to opening her house
in n street, which was rented for
the winter months. Mrs. Barnett viii
20 to Long Island next week to stay
with Dr. and Mrs. Preston Satter-
white at Great Neck. Gen. Barnett
will join her there later.
Judge Erik SJoborg. counselor OF
the Swedish legation. who has been
absent in Sweden for several months.
will return to Washington early In
May
Gen. Peyton c. March has returned
to Washington after a short visit in
New York.
Col. and Mrs. Edward T. Brown
have returned to Washington after
visiting their home In Atlanta. Mrs.
brown will go back to Atlanta in Il
few days to close her home there.
and on her return will be sccompa-
MED ~ their daughter, Miss Marjorie
Brown.
Mrs. Joseph f Thropp entertained
a small company at luncheon yester-
day at the Cafe St Marks
MIR. and Mrs. William 3. Orme and
their son-in-Iaw and daughter. who
Will give up "Evermay." their lovely
old home for the past twenty-five
years in Georgetown. about June I.
will lease the Marbury home at 53T1
II street for the summer months.
Mr.. F. II. Duchay recently bought
Evermay and will take possession
apUUt June !.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund NJ Talcott
have ~ their guest their daughter.
Mrs Hugh Gaylord Barclay, of Mo-
bile, Ala, and her two children, who
will be with them for several months.
MIR. and Mrs ]. b. Metcalf have re-
turned from a visit TO his parents on
the Eastern Shore OF Maryland. Mr..
NetcaIf recently returned from serv-
ice in France. He. with his wife. i
planning to go to the Eastern Shore
to live. as he will go into business
down there.
Mrs. Robert Jefferds. who was III
at the Emergency Hospital, recover
ing from an operation, has left there
and is now with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George Cooper. at their
residence on Wyoming avenue.
Senator and Mrs Peter G. Gerry.
who were in New York about a
week, sailed from there Wednes-
day for Europe aboard the Rotter-
dam. They expect to be away until
about the middle of June.
Mrs. Benjamin Minor was hostess
at a luncheon yesterday at Raus-
cher's
Mrs. II. Campbell Graef has gone
to the Hot Springs. Va, to remain
about ten days. Mr.. Graef and Miss
Olyve Graef will join her there
Sunday.
Miss Alice Requa, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark L. Requa of
California, who made her debut
here in January. will come to
Washington today To visit Miss
Margaret Harding for several days.
Miss Frances Whiting. daughter
of Major and Mrs. z. f. Whiting,
will spend the weekend in An
napolis.
Mrs. Warrington Cottman, of Bal
timore. and her small daughter. Miss
Mary Claire Cottman. will arrive in
town today for the wedding of Mrs.
Cottman's niece. Miss Roberta Brooke
Russell. and John Dryden Kuser,
which will take place tomorrow in
st. Johns ChurSnnis nisfls sASi6a<
man will be I'D
stay with Miss EnzaSead(
Bliss Mrs. Cottman's sister. Mrs.
Eben Learned, OF Norwich. Conn, and
her daughter. Miss Constance Learn
ed. are already here for the wedding
and are staying with the brides
parents. Col. and Mrs. John Russell
Mr.. KuseE's parents. Col. and Mrs
Anthony Kuser, of Bernardsville, N
j., and Miss Cynthia Kuser will reach
washington today and will stay at
the Lafayette Hotel. Others who will
come on for the wedding are Mr.. and
Mrs John Kuser. Mr.. and Mrs Fred