The Washington times., 1919-04-28

| and will beso duty at Philadelphia
until the craft Is complkted. Later
the young couple, expect to go to
Newport, which will be the Chambers
headquarters.
IshIls 40 Stay Till June.
: The Japanese Anbassador and Wis.
countess Ishii have postponed their
return to Japan and will remain in
Washington until early June.
The Netherlands Minister and Mime.
Gremer wills entertain at dinner to-
! night. The Serbian Minister and
Nine. Grouitch will be among the
On Wednesday evening DR.. and
Nine. Cremer will celebrate the tenth
birthday anniversary OF the Princess
| Juliana OF the Netherlands with "a
dinner at the legation. Their guests
on this occasion will be the attaches
| OF the legation and a few Of their
coultrymen now in Washington.
Nine. Christian Hauge will be host
ess at dinner tonight.
Expect Mrs. Taft Seen.
Mrs. William Howard Taft, who is
visiting in New Haven, Conn, is ex-
pected back in Washington on May
9. Mr.. Taft Is touring the country
| making speeches in behalf OF the
League Of Nations, but will probably
join Mrs. Taft in New Haven before
her return to Washington.
minister, wfll leave Washington to-
] fnV AVrA ~ NJ aa n
will be the guest of Mrs. A. NJ. Dulles
for several days. and while there will
/ address the Women's, Educational
Union. On Friday Nine. GrouItch will
go to Philadelphia to speak before the
american Academy OF Political and
/ Social Science, and will then 90 to
New York to attend a meeting OF the
American Serbian aid fund, returning
- Washington on May 6.
Richard Crane, Sd, recently appoint
ed first United States minister 10
czecho- Siovakia, will leave washing
ton within a week. or ten DAYS for his
new post, going frst to Paris to re-
ceive instructions. Mrs. Crane will
| follow him soon.
Hilarion Aorena, newly appointed
counselor Of the Argentine embassy
in Washington, arrived at New York
yesterday from Buenos Aires, and
will come to Washington tomorrow.
Senor MorenS succeeds Federico N.
Quintana, who has been appointed
! minister to the Central American re.
| publtcs, and who will leave as soon
as the Argentine ambassador, DR..
Tomas A. lie Breton, arrives from
Faris next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Harlow have
purchased the lovely old Doubleday
place in Virginia, where they expect
to make their home when they are in
this part OF the country, and will take
possession next week They spend
part OF each year on their ranch in
Montana The place is on the Po-
tomac, q mile above Aqueduct bridge.
They expect to sell their residence in
! TWenty-hrst street.
Clarks Go to Newport News.
Congressman and Mrs. Champ
Clark, accompanied by Mrs. james N.
Thomson and her small son, Champ
Clark Thomson, have gone to New
port News, Va, to meet Col. Bennett
Clark, who is returning from France
They are expected back here today.
Mrs. Gardiner H. Bell. has returned
to Washington after long service in
France and Is with her parents, Mr
and Mrs. Robert S. Chew.
Announcement has been made Of
the marriage of Carlos c. Arosemena,
once minister OF Panama to the
United States, and Mrs. Ida Kerr
Ellinger, widow Of Emanuel Ellinger,
n l.
place last Thursday at the brides
apartment in New York. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Dr..
James Palmer. Russell Hopkins was
best man. On returning from their
honeymoon, Mr.. Arosemena and his
bride will make their home in New
York, where he is now in business.
Miss Florence Lowden: daughter of
the governor OF Illinois and Mrs
Frank Lowden, has arrived in Wash
ington and Is visiting Mrs. Melville
W. Fuller Wallace for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Boteier are re-
ceiVinE congratulations on the birth
Of a daughter. Before her marriage
Mrs. Boteler was Miss Dorothy
Rohrer.
NaFlBAlon CIub Dance.
Through the courtesy of the major
general commandant of the marine
corps, the girls of the. Navigation
Club OF the Navy Department have
secured the band room at the Ma
rine Barracks for the dance they are
giving tonight. The MayfIower
band will furnish the music.
The Navigation Club. which occu-
pied a house in Massachusetts, ave-
nue. last winter, is now hunting new
quarters. and the dance is for the
benefit of the club house fund.
Mr.. and Mrs Marshall B. Brown,
formerly OF Saginaw, Mich, but now
residents of Washington, announce
the marriage OF their daughter. Miss
Hazel Beatrice Brown, to &. Dr. c. a. |
Alcorn,. of Pontiac, Ill. The wedding |
took place at Calvary Methodist Epis- |
copal Church last Thursday. the Rev. |
Mr.. Montgomery officiating. After a |
brief stay in Richmond DR.. Alcorn |
and his bride will go to Saginaw for
visit and later to Pontiac, where |
they will make their home.
Miss Ray slater Weds.
The/marriage of Miss Ray Slater, |
daughter of Mrs. HoratiO, Nelson |