The Washington herald., 1919-04-21
Society,"
By E. c. DRUM-HUNT.

bter. has gone to Boston for a visit
OF several days with their children
who are In school there
The retiring minister OF Salvador
and Nina Zaldivar will leave WASH
ington this week for New York, where
they will remain several weeks before
sailing for their home In Salvador.
Miss Julia zaldivar, youngest
daughter of the minister. who was
presented to society this week, will
accompany them.
The minister and Mime. Zaldivar will
be greatly missed in Washington.
where they made many friends. The
large reception given them last win
ter at the Pan American Building was
among the most brilliant functions OF
the kind ever held in the Capital.
Mrs. A. Mitchell Palmer, wife Of the
Attorney General. has as her guest
for several days her niece. Miss Mary
Garrett Bartlett, of Baltimore, who Is
here for a visit of several days. To-
morrow Mrs Palmer will go to Baltr1
more to attend the breakfast to be
given by the woman's victory loan
committee Of that city at the foot OF
Washington monument.
Mrs. Franklin X. Lane left Wash
ington Sunday for Hamilton. Canada,
where she has been called by the Sc
rious illness Of her cousin. Mrs. Peter
Crerar.
Mrs. William Phillips. wife OF the
First Assistant Secretary OF State,
will leave Washington on Tuesday.
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home at Beverly, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillips are giving up woodIey, which
they have occupied for several sea-
sons. and have taken an apartment
at wardman Park Hotel.
Mr.. Thomas Watt Gregory. the for
mer attorney general, who accompa-
MED President Wilson abroad. landed
in New York Saturday, and returned
to Washington yesterday.
A large number of dinner parties
will precede the ball given this even
ing by the Woman's Army and Navy
League at the Marine Barracks. Mrs.
Newton Baker. wife of the Secretary
OF War, will be the honor guest at a
dinner which Mrs. James Carroll
Frazer will give, the party later at
tending the ball. Mr.. and Mrs. Reeve
Lewis will be dinner hosts before the
ball, as will Mai. and Mrs. Walter
schoellkopf. who will entertain for
their guest. Miss Lillian Woodward,
OF New York.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. 7. W. Littell
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Ruth Lincoln Littell. to
Lieut.. Commander William Cook
Owens, u. 8. N. the wedding to take
place in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beale Nc
Lean. who opened their suburban
home, Friendship, last Thursday. win
follow their usual custom of enter
tanning with Sunday luncheons hav-
ing the first one yesterday.
Mrs. Joe Henry Eagle, wife OF Rep
resentative Eagle, of Texas. will give
tea this afternoon from to at
their residence on Massachusetts av-
enue, when she has asked the visit
ing Texas Daughters OF the American
Revolution to meet the wives OF the
Texas delegation in Congress.
Conte Jean de la GreZe, who
started for Europe last Friday. VIII
Join Contesse de la Greze In Paris.
Mrs. Sims, wife Of Rear Admiral
william 8. Sims. U. g. N. will open
her new house at the War College, In
Nevport- next week. Rear Admiral
Sims has left Newport to pass three
weeks in the West, speaking for the
Victory Loan.
Miss Alexandra Emery, daughter of
the Hon. Mrs. Alfred Anson, Will
start this week for Japan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Orme Will
son will have a large dinner party at
their house, in New York, on next
Wednesday
Mrs. IT. E. c. Bryant and daughter,
Miss Betty Bryant. Of Cleveland Park,
left today for Raleigh. N. C.. where
they will visit Judge and Mrs. w. A.
Hoke. They will be in North Caro-
lima ten days. From Raleigh they go
to Durham to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Vic
tor s. Bryant
Mrs. Joseph Thompson entertained
fourteen young girls at a theater
party Saturday for her schoolgirl
daughter. The party later attended
the tea dance at the Cafe St Marks.
Brig. Gen. George Sduier had a
small party for tea at the Cafe St.
Marks Saturday. which included Mrs.
Francis Bacon James and Miss Teresa
James
Miss Katherine Marriott will enter
tain at a dance Wednesday evening at
the wardman Park Inn.
Little Miss Ellington Caminetti.
granddaughter of Commissioner
General of immigration CaminettI
who has been visiting her gradparents
in Washington. left Friday night for
California Mrs. Jewel Kinner and
Mrs. James Gresham, of Texas. gave
ner q birthday party last Sunday.
At the Bal Masque on Thursday.
April "a. the third of the series of
Free Milk for France dances at the
Club de vingt, Mrs Charles Bough-
ton Wood and Mrs. Arthur G. Glas-