The Washington herald., 1919-05-02


Thomas Riley Marshall have returned
to Washington after an extended
visit to Mrs. Marshalrs parents, MIR.
and Mrs. William f. Kimsey. at their
home in Arizona. and are at the
apartment in wardman Park Inn,
and summer months.
Mr.. Marshall will speak tomorrow
in Philadelphia and next week will
|. make a number OF addresses in North
~and South Carolina. Mrs. Marshall
will accompany him on this trip and
on their return they will settle down
in Washington for the greater part
of the summer.
The British ambassador and the
Countess Of Reading left Washington
yesterday for New York. whence they
will sail tomorrow for England.
Princess Ghika entertained at tea
yesterday afternoon at her apartment
IN Wardman Park Inn IN compliment
to her sister. Mime. Zaldivar, wife Of
the retiring minister Of Salvador. DR..
and Mime. Zaldivar. with Miss Julia
Zaldivar, are leaving Washington to-
their journey to Salvador.
Princess Ghika's apartment. which
was gay with magnificent Oriental
embroideries and filed with lovely
things picked up in all parts Of the
world. was chaTmingly decorated with
spring flowers for the festivities yes
terday. The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. Frank L. Polk. Mrs. Breckin-
ridge Long. Mrs. Charles B. Hender-
son and Mrs Sylvanus Stokes, jr.
A luncheon was given yesterday
Hat the Pan American Union Build
ing by the women's auxiliary COM
mittee of the second Pan American
Scientific Congress. The company
included the honorary members of
the committee from the Latin
American diplomatic corps and the
members of the Latin American sec
tion of the international committee
now visiting in Washington.
In the absence of Mrs. Robert
Lansing. chairman Of the auxiliary
committee, Mrs. David Franklin
Houston is acting chairman. and she
was present at the luncheon yes
terday. Tho guests were: Nine. de
Mathieu. Nine. de TUdela. Nine.
ZaIdivar. Mime. Urueta. Nine. Eli
zslde. Miss Ramona LefrVrC. Mrs.
Henry p. Fletcher. Nine. Blanche H.
de Baralt. MmC. Amanda Labarca.
Miss Sarah Louise Arnold. Miss
Mabel Boardmsn. Mrs. Charles r.
Crane. Mrs. Charles = Hamlin. Mrs.
Gilbert s. GrosyenCr, Mrs. William
II. Holmes. Mrs. Archibald Hopkins.
Mrs. william Kent. Miss Julia c.
I.athrop. Mrs. Philip y. Moore. Mrs.
Ernest w. Roberts. Mrs. George W.
Rommel. Mrs. Charles d. walcott
and Nine. Francisco ]. Yanes and
Mrs. Glen Levin SwiEgett. executive
secretary of the committee.
The luncheon was served in the
Columbus room Of the Pan Ameri-
can Building. which was decorated
with spring flowers and flags of the
Pan American republics sr
The minister 1f Honduras. J. Antonio
Lopez Gutierrez. has been summoned
by his government for a conference
on matters connected with the public
service He left Washington wednes-
day accompanied by Mime. Lopez Gut
ierrez and Miss Lopez Gutierrez, and
they will sail from New York in a few
days. During the absence of the min
ster. r. Camilo Diaz. secretary of the
legation. will be charge d'affaires.
The American ambassador to Chile
Joseph II. Shea, is coming TO Wash
ington shortly. having left Santiago
yesterday During his absence the
embassy will be in charge OF Warren
Delano Robbins. the first secretary of
the embassy.
An interesting announcement is
made by Miss Junius w. McMurray of
the sngagement OF her daughter. Miss
Ethel MacMuTray, to Colonel John
Marvin Wright. Engineer Corps,
United States Army. The weddin:
will take place early IN June.
Mrs. Dennis Epson entertained a
small company at tea yesterday af-
terRoon at the Cafe st. Marks.
Miss Mildred Bromwen has gone to
spend week at her old school. Fox
croft, at Middleburg. Va. and to at
tend the horse show. Her mother.
hrst Of the week from visit to New
York
Miss Eugenia Holcombe has returned
from a visit of several months In
Texas
William G. Sharp. former United
States Ambassador 10 France. is at
he Shoreham for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Paul Jones. il,
~ Allentown. Pa, are visiting the
mother OF the former. Mrs. John Paul
Jones, at her home in Church street
Mrs. William Wilson has as her
guest her niece. Mrs. Jack Carpenter.
of England.
Miss Helen Calhoun has returned
from Fredericksburg. Va. where
she was the guest OF Judge and
Mrs. John T. Goolrick. On April 20
4 beautiful tea was given in honor
of Miss Calhoun at the Lodge.
AN 0LD RECIPE