The Washington herald., 1919-11-27

her daily motor ride yesterday.
The Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Robert Lansing will give a reception.
this afternoon at 4:so o'clock for the
officials Of the State Department and
their wives.
Mrs. Newton d. Baker, wife of the
Secretary of War will accompany the
Secretary when he sails Sunday from
New York for Colon to formally open
the Panama Canal to the commerce
of the World. Cen Peyton c. March,
chief Of stan. u. 8. A. and Senator
George z. Chamberlain win also ac-
company the party which will take
passage on the transport Great North
ern. Before sailing Secretary and
Mrs. Baker will attend the Army ana
Navy football game in New York and
win have their young son, Jack Baker
with them
The Belgian>Ambassador and Baron
ess Emil de Cartier de Marchienne re-
turned last evening from a short visit
In Philadelphia.
The Japanese Ambassador, Kijuro
Shidelmara attended the dinner given
last evening by the delegation from
Japan to the international labor con-
ference at the willard Hotel
NEW ENVOY IS
INTERESTING.
The new Italian Ambassador, Baron
Romano, Avezzana. who with Baroness
Avezzana and their daughter arrived
N New York Tuesday. Is expected at
he embassy today. The baroness
and her daughter, Miss Yolanda, age
q years will remain in New York for
4 while She was formerly, Miss Ma
-ie Jacquellin Taylor. daughter Of the
ate Mortimer Taylor. of st. Louis.
The baroness will visit her mother,
now the wife of DIR. Frederick Clark.
VINO Is living on Staten Island, while
ne amoassadorial residence in Wash
nSton Is being made ready for her.
Among those who were on the
Cunard Line pier in New York to
greet the new Ambassador and his
party were DR.. and Mrs. Clark, Com
Rander Luigi Solarf. president of the
Italian Chamber of Commerce; Joseph
H. Francolini. president of the Italian
savings Bank: Prince Alliati de
Montereale. Charge d'Affaires of the
Italian Embassy in Washington;
Baron Andrea di Celesia. Secretary
the Embassy: Gen. Emilio
uglielmotti. Military Attache: Capt.
valieri. Naval Attache, and Signor
ornolo Trittoni. Consul General of
ally in New York.
Accompanying the Ambassador and.
Icidentally, also making his own
irst visit to this country. is Prince
Eugenio Ruspoli. who as Secretary of
Ihe Embassy, will hold his first
diplomatic post in Washington. The
Prince is a tall. fair and gentle
spoken young man of twenty-five. not
at all like the average dark COM
,olexioned Italians that Americans are
Used to. His brother is the Italian
Ambassador at Brussels and he
Ought through the war as a lieu
tenant Of cavalry, seeing active duty
n the trench motar service. He has
4en decorated with the Medal of
Salor by his government. The Con-
Rsrl General at New York gave
Inner yesterday for Baron Avezzana.
The new envoy speaks English
iuently.
Nine Sulzer. wife of the Minister
IF Switzerland. has been confined to
Ter bed for several days with a Sc
sere cold
Javier Alvarez de Buenavista,
'econd secretary of the Peruvian
Embassy. who went to New York
greet Federico A. Pezet, the
ew7y appointed Ambassador. and
me. Pezet upon their arrival in
ew York from Peru, has returned
Washington Mr.. and Mrs. Pc
let are being detained in New York
by the illness of the former.
The special mission from Guate-
nala in Washington went to An
iapolis yesterday on a special car
md were entertained there at
luncheon by the superintendent of
he United States Naval Academy,
Rear Admiral A. ii. Scales.
The Third Assistant Secretary of
hate Breckenridge Long has re-
urned after attending the funeral
1tf his mother.
Herbert Hengsler. assistant chief
Il the Consular Bureau. has return
d from 9 visit in New York.
Miss Nancy Lane, debutante
laughter OF the Secretary of the
Interior and Mrs Franklin K. Lane.
syho is visiting in New York, will
eklrn to Washington Sunday.
hss Hanna Jane Patterson, who
assistant to the Secretary of
and who was the guest of
Secretary and Mrs Newton d.
r. has resigned her position
returned to her home in Pitts
IS Patterson formerly was a
per and director of the wom-
committee of the Council OF
NAL Defense. She was award
70 Distinguished Service Medal
er services during the war.
Err PARTY
AFE ST. MARKS.
bee and Mrs Mahlcn Pitney
aimed Informally at dinner
Fening at the Cafe St Marks.
were covers for eight.
hator and Mrs. Truman H.
berry, who are passing the
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