The Washington times., 1920-08-28

THE Secretary OF The Navy ana
Mrs. Daniels will leave town
4 this evening for Charleston,
W. Va, where the Secretary will
make an inspection of the srmor-
plate factory on Monday. They will
return TO town on Monday evening.
Secretary and Mrs Daniels sons
cousin. Samuel Jackson. OF Richmond.
BainbridEe Colby. Secretary of
State. who Is going to Provincetown.
X. l.. TO take part In the Pilgrims
tercentenary celebration on Monday.
will leave town tonight for New York.
He will make the rest OF the trip 70
Provincetown on destroyer
Mrs. Richard Van wyck Negiey and
her three boys. who are guests Of
her parents. the Postmaster General
and Mrs Burleson, will start back to
her home In Texas on September q.
Jonkheer Charles Rule de Beeren-
brouck. prime minister OF the Neither
lands. will attend the fifteenth inter
national congress against slcohoiikm
to open here on September u unless
international developments should
prevent his leaving Holland. 1t will
be his rrst visit 10 America.
John w. Davis. American ambassa-
dor to Great Britain, spent yester-
day In Washington comforting with
the Secretary of State, but left yes
tcrday afternoon to peturn to New
York and rejoin Mrs. Davis at the
Waldorf-Astoria. Mr.. Davis will re-
turn to Washington for longer
visit. and 1t is hoped that Mrs. Davis
will come with him.
Princess Ghika, of Rumania, enter.
tained at a reception yesterday at her
apartment in New York in compli-
ment to Crown Prince Carol OF Ru-
mania and his suite. Princess Ghikt.
spent several winters Washington in
order to be near her sister. Nine. Zal-
divar. whose husband was formerly
minister OF Salvador to the United
States.
Prince Carol. who is to sail this
afternoon aboard the steamship Aqui-
tania, was the guest at dinner last
night of the American Rumanian Re-
lief Society at the home of William
Nelson Cromwell. Yesterday the
prince entertained about thirty guests
at luncheon. among them being James
w. Gerard, former American ambas
sador to Germany: Judge Abram
EIkus, and Col. II. NJ. Anderson, chair
man of the Red Cross in the Balkan
States.
GOING TO HARBOR SPRINGS.
Mrs. Albert l.. Mills. who las spent
July and August at Lake Harbor,
Mich, will leave there the first OF the
week for Roaring Brook Inn. Harbor
Springs Mich, for the month OF Sep
tcmber She expects to return to her
apartment at the st. Nicholas on Oc-
tober /.
Henry de Bach, counselor OF the
Russian embassy, who Is going
abroad for two months vacation.
will sail today on the steamship Rot
terdam. -. t
Robert Lester Craigie, who has
been appointed first secretary OF the
British embassy in Washington, will
arrive in New York on the steamship
Mauritania, which is due to dock In
few days, and he Is accompanies by
Mrs. Craigie. They will be charming
additions to the diplomatic set ana
the fact that Mrs. Craigie Is an
American makes their arrival here all
the more interesting. Mrs. Craigie Is
the daughter of Mr.. Pleasant Alex
ander Stovall of Savannah. Ca, forc
mer United States minister to Switz-
erland and owner Of the Savannah
Press. Mr. Craigie was formerly first
secretary of the British legation in
Bern and more recently served in the
same capacity in Sofia.
Announcement has been made in
Paris of the engagement of Capt.
John r. Edie, U. S. N, retired. to
Mrs. Carl Boyd, widow OF Colonel
Boyd. formerly military attache OF
the American embassy in Paris ana
afterward aide to General Pershlng
Both Mrs. Boyd and Captain Edie
are well know in Washington. They
are to be married in Paris next
month, but the exact date has not
been set for the wedding.
Captain Edie is now in St Moritz
recovering from an accident he sus-
tained last winter. Mrs. BOYD s
husband died in Paris of pneumonia
On February IA, 1919.
Mrs. Nicholas Eongworth fs visiting
Senator and Mrs. Medill Mccormick at
their farm at Byron, Ill.
Mrs. Clarence r. Edwards. wife Of
Brigadier General Edwards, has ar
rived at Newport for a short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey NJ Depew.
who have been at the Aspinwall Ho-
tel. Lenox, Mass, went yesterday to
the Hotel Gramatan, Bronxville, N. Y.
Miss Eleanor A. Williams, OF Ntr-
ginia, is visiting Miss Alice Mann at
the summer home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac T. Mann. of Washington, at
Coolidge Point Mass.
The Rev. r. J. Prettyman, chaplain
of the United States Senate; Miss
Magruder Prettyman. Miss L. F. Pret-
lyman and Miss NJ. Prettyman are
at Orkney Mineral Springs, Va, to
remain several weeks.
Miss Helena Livingston Fish,
daughter OF Hamilton Fish, will be
married to Henry Forster this after
noon at Rocklawn. her fathers coun-
try house at Garrison, N 7 As the
brideeroom's brother, Liedt. Horace