The Washington herald., 1920-05-08
By E. c. DRUM-HUNT.

BY z. I. DkUm-nUNl.
The Vice President and Mrs.
'rhomas r. Marshall will l,ave wash
ington the middle Of the month for
Indiana. where the Vice President
will attend the Democratic State
convention Mrs. Marshall will
also accompany him to the ma
tional Democratic convention.
The French Ambassador. was
among the guests at the dinner
given at the Army and Navy Club
last evening in compliment to Vice
Admiral Charbonnier. inspector OF
the artillery of the French Navy,
and the members of the commission
of which he Is the head. by O num-
Der of the ordnance officers of our
army and navy. Today the mission
will visit the naval proving grounds
at Indian Head. and will be en-
tertained at luncheon by the COM
T:sndant
The Baroness de Cartier dc
Ambassador. and the Minister OF
u
will sail for Europe today aboard
the s. s. Lapland. The Baroness
d.: Cartier. who was accompanied
by the Belgian Ambassador. will
spend the summer mouths In Flu !
ripe and viii be Joined later In :he
season by the Ambassador.
Others sailing on the I-aplanG
arc: Maj. and Mrs. Gist Blair, who
a.
the remainder OF Sax months at
othc" points OF interes. in Europe;
William Phelps Emo, who will
Ihaka an extended Tisit to France,
and Mrs. Maurice FitzrnaurIce bay.
Cf London. who has been visiting
Scr mother, Mrs. James Dudley
Morgan. here. and who is RETURN
ing to join her husband. Major
Day. of the British Army.
WILL CELEBRATE
kING's BIRTHDAY.
The Ambassador of Spain and
Mime. Riano will entertain at lunch
con. Monday. May II, in celebration
Of the birthday anniversary of the
King of Spain.
Henry Morgenthau. recently ap-
pointed American Ambassador to
Mexico. has arrived in Washington
from New York.
Nine. Grouitch. wife of the Min
lister of the Serbs, Croats and SIo- !
venes. was assisted at her informal !
at home yesterday afternoon by |
Mrs. Allerton Cushman and Mrs. !
Charles H Patterson. Mrs. Aller- |
ton will entertain twenty-five or
thirty guests this afternoon at an
informal tea in compliment to Nine. !
Grouitch.
Lieut.. Col and Mrs. Francis T. |
A. Junkin will entertain among
their guests at their usual Sunday
luncheon tomorrow, preceding
their last ct home of the season.
the Minister of the Serbs, Croats
and Slovenes and Mime. Grouitch;
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock. Mrs. Law
renee Townsend and Jan Masaryk. ,
Counselor of the Czecho-Sloyak le-
cation: Mr.. Mazaryk. who is to be
transferred to Warsaw shortly, will
be succeeded here by ]. Steypanik. |
Capt Pietro CivalIeri. naval at
cache OF the italian embassy, will ,
entertain at luncheon today at his
residence in n street.
kimon Collas. secretary of the
Greek legation, entertained at din
ner last evening at the Purple Iris
Tea House.
Mrs. Waddy r. Wood and Miss
Lindsay Wood are expected to re-
turn from a visit to New York to-
morrow.
SECRETARY OF WAR
At CAMP HUMPHREYS.
Col and Mrs. Virgil L. Peterson
entertained 36 guests at a buffet \
supper last evening in their quar-
tiers at Camp Humphreys in COM
pliment to General and Mrs. WILL
lam ID, Connor. General Connor is |
now in command there. Secretary |
of War and Mrs. Newton d. Baker. |
with their guest, Miss Katherine
Lowe. were among the guests. The