The Washington times., 1920-09-03
THE AMBASSADOR

THE AMBASSADOR OF PERU,
h. A. PEzET. will leave today
TO spend the Labor Day vaca-
tion at Atlantic city and will make
the trip by motor.
Nine. de Riano, wife OF the Spanish
ambassador, who is visiting her slsr
ter. Mrs. Chandler Anderson. In York
Harbor, will return TO Washington
the last OF September.
Secretary OF the Navy Josephus
Daniels will leave Washington at the
end OF the week for indianapolis,
where he will make campaign ad7
dress He will make number or
speeches before his return here on
September IL.
Mrs. Adelaide Worth Bsgley and
the Misses Bagley. mother and sisters
of Mrs. Daniels, are guests In Pan
bury. Conn, of Commander and Mrs.
Ii. ii. Barroll. on Main street.
The Secretary OF Commerce,
Joshua willis Alexander, who spent
several weeks with his family in Gal
la lin. SMo., Is again in Washington.
Mrs. Alexander and her daughter,
Miss Rowens Alexander expect TO keep
their home in Gallatin open until
after the elections, as the Secretary
and his four sons expect TO go home
to vote.
Capt. Gonzales Nillon, In command
of the Spanish cruiser. Alfonzo XIII,
and the officers OF his staff who are
in Washington as the guests OF the
Navy Department, were honor guests
at luncheon given today at the
Army and Navy Club by group of
American officials. Before the
luncheon the party called upon the
Secretary Of War and the Secretary
OF the Navy.
Last evening the\visitors were en-
tertained at dinner by the spanish
Ambassador, Senior Riano, who had
thirty-two guests in the company
asked to meet them. Among them
were the Secretary OF state, Mr.,
Colby: the Secretary OF the Navy, Mr..
Daniels; Rear Admiral Archibald
Scales. superintendent of tho Naval
Academy. and other high ranking
American naval officers.
The American Ambassador to Great
Britain, John w. Davis. was the guest
of honor at luncheon yesterday of the
Alfalfa Club at the Army. and Navy
Club. Among those at the luncheon
were Senator Howard Sutherland,
Joseph i. Tumulty. Secretary to the
President; Rear Admiral Cary I.
Grayson, Surg. Gen. Merritt w. Ire
land of the army, Maj. Gen. Neville
and Brigadier General Richards OF
the Marine Corps. and Major General
Humphrey. former quartcrmaster
general of the army. Judge Milton
Elliott presided. ."
Col. Juan Estcban Vaccarczs, mill
tary attache Of the Argentine en-
bassy, who arrived recently in Wash
ington, was received yesterday by the
Secretary OF State and the Secretary
of War. The presentation was made
by the Argentine Ambassador. Colo
mel Naccarcza formerly was underscc-
retary of war in Argentina and has a
war record.
Gov. John w.scornwell Of West vir-
ginia is visiting in Washington.
WELLEs SUCCEEDS ROWE.
Sumner Welles. of New York. who
has been temporarily assigned in the
State Department, has. been made
chief of the division of Latin -Ameri-
can affairs, succeeding DR.. Leo $.
Rowe, the new director general OF
the n-Amcrican Union, Mrs. Welles.
who formerly was Miss Esther Slater,
Of Boston and Washington, Joined Mr..
Wellcs here some time ago.
Javier Alvarez dc Beunavista, sec
ond secretary of the Peruvian en-
bassy is in Newport for holiday,
and is staying at Hill Top Inn.
Mrs. Henry Campbell Graef Is
hostess for the tennis tournament now
being held at Hot Springs, Va. Miss
Olyve Graef Miss Sidney Webb. and
william i. r. Hit, of Washington,
and the Misses Margaret, Mercer, and
Lemoine Dunlop, daughters of Mrs.
Archibald McCrea, are among those
taking part.