Evening star., 1919-07-29
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| and Mrs. Houston have re-
| turned from an extensive
| tour through the west, the
! Secretary coming to Wash
ington and Mrs. Houston going to Woods
Hole, Mass, where she will spend the
remainder Of the summer.
The minister of Switzerland and Nine.
| Sulzer, who accompanied the Secretary
! and Mrs. Houston on their western tour.
are en- route east The minister will
here next Tuesday. and Nine Sulxer
+! will go to NonQuitt. Mass, where their
children are spending the summer.
The Russian ambassador, Mr.. Boris
| Bakhmeteff, returned to Washington
last evening and Joined Nine. Bakhmeten
at the embassy in Cleveland Park. The
| ambassador arrived in New York yes
i raine from France, where he attended
the peace conference.
The assistant secretary Of state will
parture from Washington Wednesday
night for their summer home at Bever-
ly, Mass, and will remain with his
family for a vacation Of several weeks.
Countess Macchi di Cellere, wife Of the
Italian ambassador, arrived in Newport
! yesterday and will spend some time at
the Hill Top Inn. She will be Joined
later by the ambassador.
l. Mr.. Breckenridge Long, third as
sistant secretary of state, returned
yesterday from New York, where he
passed the week end.
! Mr.. Frederick Oederlin, who has
been temporarily attached to the le-
cation of Switzerland as commercial
adviser. will leave Washington short
1y after the return of the minister,
sailing later in the month for switzer-
land.
Count Charles de chambrun, coun-
sellor of the French embassy. arrived
in New York yesterday and is at the
Plaza.
Capt. Guy de Lavergne reached
Washington last evening and Is stay
ing at the willard. Capt. de La
vergne comes to Washington as a
new attache of the French embassy.
| representing the French government
| in aeronautics.-
Mr.. &C. wu has returned from a
week end visit to Atlantic City and
will leave Washington tomorrow for
San Francisco, whence he will sail
for China.
| MIS- j.. u. w. becknam ana MISS
Eleanor Beckham, wife and daughter of
! Senator Beckham. will leave Friday for
series of visits in Kentucky re-
turning to Washington the last of
September.
Mrs. S. v. R, Thayer Of Paris and
her two daughters. Misses Alice
and Mary Thayer arrived In Boston
| last night to be the guests of Gen.
and Mrs. Clarence r. Edwards. Mrs
1 iyTyr- t. 3Ak@ 80 A.
Mr.. James W. Gerard. former am
the invitation of the Newport Im-
provement Society to speak at a meet
| ing next Saturday, when it is ex-
pected he will give his views on the
league of nations.
Mrs. Winthrop Murray Crane of
Dalton, Mass, is at New London, Conn.,,
i fer month.
Mrs: Mclean, wife of Capt. Ridley
the summer at Poland Springs, Me.
| Mrs. McLean's young daughter is at
Camp Abena, on Belgrade lakes.
Miss Ruth Jones, who is visiting
her brother and sister-in-law, Capt
and Mrs. John Paul Jones on Har-
August for q months trip through
Canada. visiting Montreal and Quebec.
Celebration Of ;'Pennsylvania night
Hospital. tomorrow, has been cancel
| ed by Mrs. Henry r. Rea, field df-
rector Of the Department Of Military
Relief, Potomac Division. A. r. c.,
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mother, Mrs. Henry Oliver, at Se-
wickley. Pa.
Mrs. Rea. who has been at her home
| in Sewickley, Pa. for several weeks.
had made every preparation to make
the entertainment tomorrow evening
one Of the largest and most memo-
rable functions in the series OF, enter
tainments that are being held weekly
at the hospital in honor of the boys
from the various states Of the Union.
Distinguished Pennsylvanians had
accepted her invitation to be present
on the occasion, and they have been
notified by telegraph Of the indefinite
postponement. The men at Walter
forced change Of. plans. thronsed the
Red Cross house expressing their
sympathy for the woman who has
done SO much for their welfare and
comfort.
ComteSSe Aldepert Ch0mbrun, dauEii-
ter Of Mrs. Longworth Of Cincinnati. ar
rived on board the Lorraine from
France, and is at the st. Regis.
Representative Henry D. Flood will 70.
to New York shortly to sail for France
as member Of the war investigation
committee, to make an extensive tour Of
that country.
Engagement Announced.
Mrs. William Bloodgood Trowbridxe
Of New York, who il now at Camn
Menaga. Paul Smiths. in the Adiron-
dacks, announced yesterday the engage
riage. Miss Ruth Lawrence Carroll. to |
Mr Eben Sumper Draper Of the Ledxes.
Hopedale. Mass. Miss Carroll has been
In France for some time Mr.: Draper
who p the son Of the late Eben s.
Llaper. once Governor Of Massachusetts,
was graduated from Harvard in I9Is
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