The Washington times., 1919-09-12

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for Peru, will return to this
I country next month as Ambassador
/ OF Peru to the United States. His
| appointment to this important post
! has been made known by Senior PeZet
! in letters to friends in Washington.
| Sonora de Pezet accompanied him on
J his journey to Peru and will return
/ with him.
! Senior Pezet was formerly Minister
/ of Peru to the United States, but re-
| signed from the diplomatic service
when his government reduced the
scope Of it's diplomatic establishment
! at Washington owing to financial
| difficulties. Since then Senior and
/ Sonora de. Pezet have made their
! home in New York. The appointment
| is regarded by WGshingtonians in
general and the diplomatic corps in
particular and u singularly happy
| one.
Baron r. de Cartier de Marchienne,
Belgian Ambassador to the United
States, has returned Is the embassy
at Washington after an extended alb
sence in Europe. Baroness de Cartier
will remain at the RitZ-Carlton Ho-
tel, New York, for a few days, JOHN
ing the Ambassador here on Monday.
JuSserands Return To ID. {.
The French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand have returned TO the en-
bassy from New York.
The Italian battleship Conte di Ca
YOUR, which has been at Newport for
week or ten days, win come to An
napolis following It's approaching
visit to New York, and it is expected
that. Admiral Hugo COnz and the Of
| lficers of the vessel will take this Op-
portunity to visit Washington.
The ship will leave Newport for
| New York. tomorrow and will be sew
eral days at sea en- route. Arrange
ments are now being made for the
entertainment of Admiral Conz and
his staff in New York, and q special
gala performance of "CavaleTia Rus
ticsna" ard "Psgliacci" will be given
| in their honor at Madison Square
Gardens on Sunday night, September
2S. The proceeds will be for the
| Babies Free Milk Fund of Italy.
Last night Admiral COnz and his
STAFF were entertained at dinner by
Mrs. William Miller Graham.
Senator and Mrs. Francis T.. War
ren will return to their apartment at
2O29 Connecticut avenue tomorrow,
I having gone to New York to meet the
Senator's son-in-law, General Per-
! shinG, on his arrival from Europe
Members Of General Pershing's fam
! lily will be guests of Senator and Mrs.
/ Warren during their stay in Wash
! ington next week.
General PershinG and members of
| his staff, who will reach town this
| afternoon, will stay at the Shoreham,
occupying the suite OF rooms which
| President Wilson had at the time Of
| his first Inauguration. -
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. who is
| now in New York, was among the
guests at the luncheon which Mrs.
! Richard T. Wilson gave yesterday at
! the Turf and Field Club in Belmont
Park before the racing. The Duke
and Duchess OF Roxburge and COlonei
the Count de chambrun: who vas on
General Pershing's stan in France,
were also present
Nine. ColIardet. wife of General Col
lardet, military attache OF the French
embassy, will be at home today for
the last time before her departure for,
France in q few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lc Roy Tuttle and
their daughters. Miss Margaret TuC-
tie and Miss Adelaide TuttIe, have
Moose camp, in the Adirondacks,
where they spent the summer. The
marriage Of Miss Margaret TuttIe to
Streeter r. Flynn. of Oklahoma City.
will be one Of the most important
events OF the autumn season, and will
take place about the middle Of October.
1t will be a large church wedding and
a small reception will follow.
Major and Mrs. Walter SchoelillopE
were hosts at dinner last evening,
takifAE their guests later 10 the infor-
NAL dance given by the Minister Of
the Serbs. Croats and Slovenes and
Nine. Grouitch. Major and Mrs
Schoellkopf have recently returned to
Washington from their summer home
at Niagara Falls. Ontario. Canada.
They spent the last day or two in
New York.
Major and Mrs. SchoellkopFs niece
Miss Florence Judge, or Birmingham
Ala. is with them for an extended
visit
Sir Charles Ross, or Canada. enter
taineQ al uIEEeT at the EltZ-CarltOn
Hotel NeN York. last evening" in
compliment TO Nj. and Mrs. Jerome
y. BOnapsric. OF Washington. who
are in New York for . few days.
W. r. g. Harding. governor OF the
Federal Reserve Board, has gone TO
White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. 10
attend the twenty annual con-
ventiOn OF the West Virginia Bank
ers' Association lie will make an
address today.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. AnsIey will give
an informal bridge party this evening
in compliment to her sister, Mrs.
Herbert Lyman Rlackman, of New
York, who is their guest for a few
days.
Col. and Mrs. stephen LeH. SIc.um
arc at the Chatham Hotel. New York.
for a short stay.
AIr. and Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman
have opened their cottage at the Percy
Summer Club. in the mountains OF
New Hampshire. Cor the autumn sea-
son. Mrs. Victor Kaufman has been
AT the club for several weeks.
Medical Director and Mrs /. W.
Kite and Miss Anita Kite have re-
turned TO Washington from Blue
Ridge Summit Pa. Miss Kite spent