The Washington herald., 1919-06-19
8OCApeEy
By E. c. DRUM-HUNT.

The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall win be the hosts at q large
dinner to be given Saturday evening.
June q. at the Pan-American Build
ing. In honor Of DR.. Epitacio Pessoa,
President-elect Of Brazil. who is ex-
pected to arrive In New York today.
aboard the Imperator. the French
cruiser Jeanne dare. on which Re
was sailing. having broken down in
mid-ocean- Dr. Pessoa has been dec
GRATED by the Portuguese government.
receiving the grand Gordon OF the
three orders. power and sword. Christ
and Santiago. John Barrett. the d.
rector general of the Pan-American
Union. and Brecl<inridge Long. the
Third Assistant Secretary OF state.
-. among the officials who went to
New York yesterday TO assist the
state Department officials at the re-
ception to be rendered DR.. Pessoa
when he lands and will accompany
him to Washington. The 1mperator
will be met in New York harbor by
Q navy ship before she docks and
taken to the Brazilian warship, Sac
Paulo, where DR.. Pessoa will be enter
tained at dinner tonight. The Pres
tdent-elect Is under diplomatic cour-
tesy not to accept American hospi-
tality until he has paid his respects
TO the United States government at
Washington.
The Sac Paulo Is Brazilian terri
tory. After dinner aboard ship. Dr. Pes.
soa will spend the night in New
ork He will proceed to Washing
On by special train tomorrow and
will be met by Acting Secretary OF
state Frank Lyon Polk and other
high officials
Full honors for the head Of a SOW.
ereign state will be given the Presi.
dent-elect He will be given a twenty.
one-gun salute, and will be escorted
by troop OF cavalry to his Washing.
ton home. the residence OF Mrs. B. II
warder.
Vice President Marshall will receive
him at the Capitol Saturday. and will
give an official dinner in his honor Al
night On Sunday, as the guest oi
Secretary of the navy Daniels. he will
be taken to Mount Vernon on the Sec
retary's yacht to lay a wreath or
Washington's tomb. Later in the day
he will be entertained by the Actins
Secretary of State. the Secretary OF
the Treasury. and the Secretary ol
Commerce.
President Pessoa's first visit after
he leaves Washington will be to New
York The date of his departure fol
New York and his itinerary in thi:
country is to be announced later.
DR.. Pessoa's party includes his wife
and their daughter. DR.. Pessoa's sec
retary. Mr.. Pessoa de Queiroz: Capt
Armando Burlamaqui. naval aide anc
naval adviser to the Brazilian delega
tion at the Peace Conference. and hi.
wife; Lauro Muller. jr., secretary Of
legation and son of the former Min.
lister of Foreign Affairs. with his wife
Mauricio Nabuco, of the Brazilian
Foreign ONCE. son OF the former Am.
bassador to the United States; Gus.
tavo Barroso. attache. and Mime. Bar.
roso. and Eugenio Catta Preta, at.
tache. and Nine Preta-
MARSHALL GOES
To READING, PA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall will 60 tc
Reading. Pa. tomorrow. where the
Vice President will make an address
and will return on Saturday morning
Next Monday evening Mr.. Marshall
will speak at the dinner to be given
by the Johns Hopkins Reunion Com.
Inittee at the Maryland Club. Balti.
more.
The italian Ambassador and Coun.
tess v. Macchi di Cellere. who wenr
abroad with President Wilson on his
first historic trip overseas. are ex'
pected back at the embassy shortly
The Ambassador has been in Parl,
On business connected with the Peace
Conference. and expects to sail, ac.
companied by the countess. as soor
as the peace treaty is signed.
The Secretary of War and Mrs
Baker attended the marriage yester.
day afternoon of Miss Emily Ran
dolph Kutz. daughter Of the Engi
neer Commissioner of the District
of Columbia, Col. Charles W. Kutz
and Mrs. Kutz. and Capt. Wilson G
Bingham, Sixty-third United State,
Infantry. which took place at 5:3t
o'clock at the residence OF tn,
brides parents.
A profusion Of pink Dorothy Per
kins roses against a background ot
palms and ferns adorned the draw
ing room. where the ceremony wa.
performed by the Rev. Van Schaicf
in the presence of a small compan,
of relatives and intimate friends.
The charming young bride. wht
vas escorted and later given II
marriage by her father, came dowr
the stairway and passed through
the rooms to the improvised ALTA
in the bay window. where the bride
groom and his best man. LIEUT.. Wal
ker Gibson white. awaited them
The following young friends of tn,
bride: Mrs. Walker Gibson White
Miss Ruth Littell. Miss Mary Littell
Miss Elizabeth Evans, Miss Ellis,
owen, Miss Elizabeth Davis, Mis-.
Dorothy Mondell. Miss Judith Clark
Miss Louise Groves and Miss Har.
riet Sternbergh. dressed in fun,
gowns Of delicate color. held whit,
ribbons forming the aisle.
The bride wore a modish travel.