The Washington herald., 1919-07-18
By E. c. DRUM-HUNT.

The President and Mrs. Wilson en-
toyed q round of golf together yes
terday afternoon
The Prince OF wales. who will sail
from Portsmouth for Canada on
August 5. will make the trip across
the. Atlantic on the new battle
cruiser. Renown. one Of the --mys-
terry ships" built during the war.
The Prince will land at St Johns,
New Brunswick. and will visit Hall
fax. Nova Scotia. and Charlotte
town. Prince Edward Island. before
continuing his journey to Quebec on
the Renown- He is expected in
Washington early in October. but 1t
Is now thought that he will not
have time to make the contemplated
visit in Newport
Undersecretary Of State Frank
l. Polk. who has been in direct
charge of the affairs of the State
Department for nearly seven months.
will, relinqush that task today and
proceed direct to Paris to relieve
Secretary Lansing as active head of
the United States peace delegation
at the French capital. Mr.. Lansing
is now on his way TO this city to
assist President Wilson in his deal
ings with members of the Senate in
connection with the consideration
of the peace treaty and the league
of nations covenant.
II was intended that Secretaries
Lansing and Polk should meet in
New York City for consultation re-
garding the general situation in
Europe before Mr.. Folks departure
for Paris, but that will be imprac-
ticabIe because il has been ar
ranged that Mr.. Polk shall sail from
New York on the liner Imperator.
Monday morning. and Secretary
Lansing. who swas delayed in SAIL
ing from France. will not arrive at
New York before Tuesday or We'd
nesday next. Ut is said that the
President feels that it is essential
that Mr.. Polk be in the French capi-
tai without delay. and that he sug-
gested that Mr.. Polk sail Monday
as originally planned.
Mr.. Polk will be accompanied by
G. Rowland Shaw. of the legal stan
Of the State Department, and c. +
MacEachran. his private secretary.
DE CART1ER-CAHf
WEDDING SURPRISE.
The announcement of the marriage
in Paris Wednesday OF the Belgian
Minister to the United States. Baron
F. de Cartier de Marchienne. and
Mrs. Hamilton Wilkes Cary. Of New
York, comes las a complete surprise
to their many friends in this country.
According to a cable dispatch receiv-
ed at the Belgian Legation yesterday
morning. the marriage took place at
the Church Of the Madeleine. the
United States Ambassador to France.
Hugh c. Wallace; Mrs. Brooks and
Countess de Chabrellan acting as wit
nessee for the bride. while the wit
neSses for Baron de Cartier de Mar
chienne were the Belgian Ambassador
to Paris. Baron de Gassrer. a cousin
of the bridegroom: Baron de Vrnck,
representing the Duchess of Vendome,
sister Of King Albert, who was un-
able to be present. and Herbert
Hoover. The Minister and his bride
expect to return to Washington in
the late autumn. The former is now
acting temporarily as Belgian dele
gate on the Commission of Repara-
tiors. He vent abroad several months
ago TO take part in The celebration
in honor OF President Wilson's visit
to Belgium.
The bride OF Wednesday Is the
daughter of Joseph Emery Dow. of
Boston. Hef first husband was Elihu
3. Frost. the submarin boat builder,
of New York, whom she divorced in
Reno in 1910 Later she was married
to Hamilton Wilkes Cary. who died
three years ago. This wedding, II
was generally understood. took place
on the Overland Limited while the
train was speeding east at a point
about 175 miles east Of Reno.
Mr. Cary. who was a relative Of
the Astor family. brought his bride
East, and after a honeymoon in Eu-
rope they returned to the United
States and entertained extensively at