The Washington herald., 1920-03-08

yaria. and Mrs. Palmer uepneW'
william H. Norris. of Baltimore.
Robert Underwood Johnson. re-
Gently appointed Ambassador to
Italy, and Mrs. johnson. are visiting
Miss Grace DEMO Litchfield. at her
home, 201e Massachusetts, avenue,
during their stay in washington.
April , has been tentatively hxed
as the date OF the departure or Sir
Auckland Geddes, the new British
Ambassador to this country. for his
new post here. Lady Geddes. who
won a prize recently in q London
beauty competition, Is not An Amer
lean. as was first reported. instead
., she is a daughter OF w. A. Ross,
Belfast manufacturer. She was eou-
Gated in Nova Scotia.
Sir Auckland and Lady Geddes
have four sons, the eldest IL years
old. and a daughter. They were
narried in 1906. Lady Geddes Is
more interested In domestic Affairs
than she is in society but she Is
charming hostess with wide
knowledge Of American affairs
Jan Masaryk. Charge d. Anaires
of the Czecho- -Slovak Legation. VIII
entertain al a large and brilliant re-
ception this evening at the willard
In celebration of his nations holiday
the SEVENTEEN birthday anniver-
sary of his father, Thomas Garrigue
Masaryk, tine first president of the
country. Mrs. Henry N. Ferguson
and Miss Lydia Ferguson. Of New
York, and Mrs. Michael Gallagher, of
Chicago. relatives of Mr.. Masaryk,
will assist him in receiving.
Mime. Grouitch, wife of the Minis
ter of the Serbs. Creates and Slo-
venes, will entertain at a luncheon
tomorrow. This afternoon she will
be the guest of honor at the Club OF
Colonial Danes where she will ad-
dress the members and guests.
McC0RNICk'S
SUFFERS FAMOUS
Senator and Mrs. Medill McCor-
mick entertained at a large supper
last evening at their residence IN
+ street. 1t was one of the series
Of suppers which Senator and Mrs.
Mccormick are giving on alternate
Sunday evenings throughout the
season.
Nine. Domicio da Cana. who Is
visiting MIR. and Mrs. Ebert ii.
Gary in New York, will start for
Europe April 81 and will join IN
London her husband. the Brazilian
Ambassador to Great Britain, for
merIy Ambassador to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Meyer. jr.,
were hosts at luncheon yesterday.
Miss Alice q. Shepard entertained
at an informal tea yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. Henry Potter Russell. of New
York and Bernardsville, n. J.. is
making a short stay in Washing
ton Mrs. Russell was formerly
Miss Ethel Hartman, and is visit
ing her mother. Mrs. Borden Har-
rimap.
Mrs Frederick &. Havemeyer. OF
New York. has leased the house at
1889 Twenty-ninth street from Mr..
and Mrs. Ward Brown. who have
passed the winter there.
In the. Church of the Beloved Dis
ciple in New York Saturday morn
ing Miss Alice May Bradley, daush-
ter OF Mrs. Anna NJ. Bradley. OF
Washington, was married to Lieut..
Alan II. s. Svnge. recently of the
Royal Air Force. in the presence or
relatives and friends.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. John Acworth. assistant
rector Of the church. The bride is
a granddau rhter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. John Doran, of Trenton, n. j.
The bridegroom's mother. known on
the stage as Charlotte Granville, is
ut present appearing with Miss Jane
Cowl in "Smilin' Through" His
father is Col. Robert Follett Synge
of the Highland Light Infantry, and
he is a grandson of Gen. w. j.
Stuart, of Bucrana Castle, County
Derry. Ireland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Synge will live in
New York.
Herbert Quick. formerly a mem
Der Of the Farm Loan Board, will
sail shortly for Vladivostok, where
he will head a commission winding
up Red Cross activities in Siberia
James r. Pierson, Of New York.
is in Washington for a few days.
JUSTICE DAY
ENTERTAINED
Mr.. Justice Day, OF the Supre
Court. and his daughter-in-law and
hostess, Mrs. Rufus Day. entertain
cd for Mrs. Charles Whiting Will
Jams. of Cleveland, Ohio. who is in
Washington for a short visit. and
who will give tonight violin re-
citsl at the reception of the Ohio