The Washington herald., 1919-06-27
Society
By E. c. DRUM-HUNT.

Inc french Ambassador ana NINE
Jusserand will return to this country
shortly. It-is expected that they will
sail Immediately after the signing Of
the peace treaty. probably returning
with President Wilson. NJ Jusserand
has been serving as adviser to the
French delegates to the Peace Con-
ference.
Prince Aage of Denmark, who ar
rived in this country recently for a
visit OF several months. has come to
Washington He will be the honor
guest at a luncheon which the Min
tster of Denmark. DIR. Constantin
Brun. will give at the Willard Hotel
today. He was presented to Acting
Secretary of State Polk yesterday by
DR.. Brun, and after a few minutes in
his office called on Assistant Secre-
tary of State Phillips. accompanied
by Mai. Field, U. S. A The party
then went to the White House. where
they were received by Secretary Tu-
multy. From there they went to the
Capitol Prince Aage is travelling un-
officially. and the entertainments in
his honor are all unofficial.
Frank Lyon Polk will go to South
ampton, L l.. for the Fourth. to
spend the holidays with Mrs. Polk
and their children. who are passing
the summer there
The Acting Secretary of State, Frank
Lyon Polk. received yesterday the
nine members of the technical and
mercantile mission representing the
Czecho-Slovak Republic which arrived
in Washington yesterday for an ex-
tended study of American methods OF
banking. farming and engineering.
The commission includes Francis
Binovee and Joseph Spacek. members
of the national assembly; Francis
Zrust, banker; Charles Anger, Stanls-
law Spacek, representing the ministry
of public works and the secretary OF
agriculture; Lieut.. Francis Micka of
the ministry of foreign affairs; Dr.
Victor Neumann. engineer, and Jaro-
slav Bezdizek and Vacslav Masek. ag-
ricultural experts.
The commissioners are staying at
the Hotel Lafayette. They expect to
tour America, making an extensive
study of American methods that may
be adopted with success by the new
republic.
LADY WILLERT PLANS
TO GO TO ENGLAND.
Sir Arthur willert is in New York
for few days at the Belmont Hotel.
Lady willert and her small son.
Paul wiHert. will leave today for
Marion. Mass, where they have a
cottage for the summer. On Au-
gust % they will sail for England.
Lady willert will remain abroad
until the end of October and will
place her son in a preparatory
school for Eton.
The United States consul at Mos
COW. Roger Culver Tredwell, ac-
companled by his mother. Mrs. Bux-
ton. and his sister. Miss Tredwell.
have taken an apartment at Ward
man Park Hotel for a few weeks.
Mr.. Tredwell arrived in New York
last week from France. where he
spent a week in Paris on his way
home from Turkestan. where he was
a prisoner of the Bolshevik party
for about six months. He went to
Paris via Russia and Norway. In
Paris he was in close conference
with Secretary Lansing. as he was
able to give him much valuable
frst-hand information of the Boil
sheviki that was of great import
ance to the entire Peace Confer
ence.
The United States Minister to
Sweden. Ira Nelson Morris. Snd Mrs.
Morris. will come to Washington
today for a short stay.
Gen. and Mrs. Walter H. Gordon
had guests dining with them last
evening at the Cafe st. Marks.
Senator Miles Poindexter is max
ing a short stay in New York.
Breckenridge Long. third assist
ant secretary of State. is expected
home today from New York. where
he went with the official party ac-
companyinE DIR. Pessoa. the Presi-
dent-elect of Brazil. when he left
Washington.
Dr. and Mrs. Howard Hume will
go to White Sulphur Springs In
August to join Mrs. Hume's mother
Mrs. w. 5. Haywood. who went to