The Washington times., 1919-07-15

Senate. They expect to devote the
greater part of this afternoon to
watching the development of the fight
over the league of nations. Yesterday
/ they lunched at the Capitol with the
Vice President and afterward heard
Senator Claude Swanson deliver his
| speech in support Of the league.
! Mrs. Frank L. Polk. wife of the Act
ing Secretary of state, will accom-
pany her husband when he sails for
France TO replace the Secretary of
State, Mr.. Lansing. at the peace con-
ference. Mr.. and Mrs. Polk will sub
let their cottage at Southampton, l.. l.,
and will take passage for France as
soon as Mr.. Polk has conferred with
Secretary Lansing. He expects to
leave Washington on Friday.
Will Represent President.
Frederic J. Stimson, American ambas-
sador to Argentina, will represent
President Wilson at the Inaugural
ton OF DR.. Pessoa as President of
Brazil. Ambassador Stimson will
leave for Rio Janeiro Friday. His
appointment was male after Presi-
dent Wilson's arrival in Washington,
on his return from Paris
The Chilean Ambassador and Nine.
Matthew. who spent the weekend in
Philadelphia, returned here yesterday
afternoon. They will leave shortly
for Bar HarbOr. Me, where they have
a cottage for the summer.
The Secretary OF Labor and Mrs.
Wilson and their daughters are leav-
ing on Wednesday for their home in
BlOssberg, Pa. The Secretary will
return the first OF next week.
Miss Sidney Burleson, daughter Of
the Postmaster General, is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Grain at Mt.
Victory on the lower Potomac.
Ekengrens TO Massachusetts.
The minister of Sweden, w. A. F.
Eknegren, who landed in New York
yesterday with Nine. Ekengren, will
accompany her to their summer home
at Edgartown, Martha's Vineyard,
Mass, before returning TO Washing
ton. They are now at the Wander
bilt Hotel, New York. with Nine
Ekengren's mother, Mrs. John p.
Jackson, who went on from Martha's
Vineyard to meet them. Their two
small daughters have been establish
ed at Edgartown under Mrs. Jackson's
care since early summer.
The minister, who is taking his
first real vacation since the begin.
ming Of the war. and Nine. Ekengren.
sailed for Europe early in the season
and have been in Sweden most of the
time since they left Washington.
Raymond 7. Baker, Director of the
Mint. who has been visiting the
Western minis, is on his way home
and is expected in Washington next
Monday.
Mrs. Baker is at HOLLYWOOD, her place /
81 LenoX. Mass, and gave a dinner
there last evening for her father, Capt !
Isaac E. Emerson. of Baltimore, who
is her guest
Mrs. Benjamin HELEN, who is in |
Orange county. Va. for a ten days |
stay, is expected back in Washington |
on Thursday or Friday.
Capt. and Mrs. Chauncey Stigand, |
who were guests Of her parents, DR.. |
and Mrs. Wallace Neff, during the |
early summer, are now in the Adir-
NhS' SdpIdlH SIlSAnd expects 10 |
sail shortly for his home in the |
Soudan, but Mrs. Neff will remain in
this country some time longer, and
Will spend the greater part of next
winter with DR.. and Mrs. Neff.
EberIes On Vacation.
Rear Admiral Edward w. Eberle,
superintendent OF the Naval
Academy, and Mrs. Eberle are spend
ng a week in Lenox, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. James G. Blaine. jr..
ire at the Chatham Hotel, New York.
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