The Washington herald., 1919-11-24
Society
B. E C. DRUM-HUNT

The French Ambassador and Nine
Jusserand entertained at Q luncheon
yesterday at the Embassy.
The Ambassador OF Argentina and
Nine. Le Breton. with their niece.
Miss Manuela Lloveras, have re-
turned from a short stay IN New
York.
The newly appointed Ambassador
from Peru. Federico A. Pezet, and
Nine Pezet, who have arrived in
New York. will come to Washington
almost Immediately as soon as Mr..
PeEet. who Is Ill. Is strong enough to
come. They will find a warm well
come awaiting them here, where both
the Ambassador and his charming
wife have many friends. the former
having served his country as minis
Ter for q number OF years at this
post. Javier Alvarez de Buenavista,
second secretary of the Embassy
went to New York to meet them, and
viii return with them.
The Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. Glass have staying with them
the sister Of the latter, Mrs. ]. NJ.
Booze. Of Louisiana, who came North
for the wedding of Miss Mary Afcher
Glass and Mr.. John Guerant Boat
wright. and vino afterward went to
virginia for a visit. Mrs. Glass has
bust returned from Lynchburg and
Mrs. Booze came back with her.
Mrs. Glass will preside at the
Thanksgiving tea this afternoon
given as a beneft for the Southern
Relief Home at the home. 24Os Penn
sylvania avenue.
The Secretary OF war and Mrs
Baker will take their young son
Jack. with them to New York Satur-
day for the Army and Navy game
when they will entertain a party in
their box Thursday night the Sec
eretary and Mrs. Baker will attend
the Navy relief ball at the willard
Postmaster General and Mrs. A. S
Burleson have gone to San Antonio
Texas. to spend Thanksgiving with
their son-in-law and daughter. MIR
and Mrs Richard Van w. Negley.
SIR ROBERT BORDEN
IN ATLANTIC CITY.
Sir Robert Borden, premier oil
Canada who was in Washington
during the visit here of the Prince
OF Wales, is now at the Traymore
II Atlantic City. Lady Borden is
with him.
Word was received at the Legation
here yesterday that the minister OF
Cuba and Mime. de CespedeS. with
their niece. Miss Anita de Lima. who
have been abroad for several months
are now in Rome and will return &c
America about the 18th of Decem-
Der.
Nine. Ekengren. wife of the Minis.
ter of Sweden. has gone to New
York.
The Minister of Greece. Georges
Roussos. is making a short stay in
New York.
Miss Janet Richards, in her talk OF
the grave question: of the hour this
morning IN the Knickerbocker Thea.
ter. will give the usual weekly review
Of world Questions-home and foreign
This will include special mention ot
the French and Italian elections and
their hopeful significance; the ad-
tournament of Congress; the unratified
treaty of peace. with some OF the
probable national and international
complications resulting from II. She
will speak especially upon The Fail
ure Of the Peace Treaty: Whose Is
the Blame" She will talk at length
op the Indifference of Congress to the
Iequesf Of the Attorney General A
hitEheIl Palmer for stricter laws for
thelpunishment of the Reds
Mss Richards lectured last week in
Philadelphia. New York and al
Princeton and in each place she en-
countered extreme Indignation De-
cause OF Congress indifference to Mr.
PalmeT's request.
The lecture today will begin at 1919
o'clock