The Washington times., 1920-08-18
EwToN ID. BAKER. Secretary of
j War, will return 10 Warrington

n EwToN d. BAKER. Secretary OF
" War, Will return 10 washington
today from Columbus, Ohio,
where he attended the Ohio State con-
vention ana made an important ad-
dress.
Mrs. Baker attended the dinner
given lsst night by the officers sta
toned Al Camp Humphreys, Va, in
honor OF the retiring commandant OF
the post, Bris. Gen. william ID. Con-
nor and Mrs. Connor. General Conner
and ordered TO Washing
ton for station.
The Secretary of the Navy. Jo-
sephus Daniels. 10 entertaining his
brother and sister-in-law. Judge and
Mrs. Frank Daniels, of Goidsboro.
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The Peruvian Ambassador, senor
PeIet left Washington last evening
for Asheville. N. c., where he will be
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Philip
Henry at Zeelandia. their estate there.
The American AMBASSADOR to Great
Britain. John w. Davis; MIRA. Davis
and Mis- Julia Davis are sailing today
for this country on leave OF absence.
James w. Gerard, formerly Ameri-
can ambassador to Germany, will give
a dinner next Monday evening At the
Ritz-Carlton Hotel. New York. In
honor of II. II. II. the Crown Prince
OF Rumania. The prince is now on
his way TO New York from the Pa
cine coast.
Henry T. Fletcher. until recently
American ambassador to Mexico, has
Joined the summer colony at New.
port
The Japanese embassy is soon to
receive new member in the person
OF Mr.. kurino, who Is coming as sec.
retary. He will be following in the
footsteps of his father. who was
Japanese minister to Washington in
the late nineties. Mr.. Kurino. sr..
after leaving the United States, be-
came famous as Japan's minister to
Petrosrad. He represented the Mi
kado at the Russian court at the out
break OF the Russo-Japanese war in
1904. and is now in retirement in Ja-
pan.
DR.. Conrad Jenny. secretary ana
charge d'affaires OF the Swiss leCa-
ton. will return tomorrow from 4
series Of visits in tho West.
Gilbert Grosvenor, president OF the
National Geographic Society. and Mrs.
G Grosvenor returned 10 Washington
this week from 4 six weeks stay In
the Hawaiian Islands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grosvenor climbed 10
the summit of Mauna Loa, or Great
Mountain" the 14,oo0-foot volcanic
mountain which attracted such wide
attention by its spectacular eruption
a year ago. Mrs. Grosvenor vas the
first woman TO ascend Ma1ns Lea In
several years. They also climbed to
on Maui Island, whose peak u 10000
above sea level.
Miss Elizabeth KinEsbury, who
has been visiting on tho Eastern
Shore will return to Washington to-
morrow to join her parents, Col. and
Mrs. Henry 2. Kingsbury. Miss Clara
kingsbury is with Colonel and Mrs.
Kingsbury for a few days, having
reached Washington on Monday.
MHSs AL AIM
Mrs. whitelaw Reid has gone to
Upper st. Regis, N. Y, to be with her
son and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ogden Reid, at their camp Wild
Air.
Mrs. Francis 3. Loring and Miss
Lydia Loring have gone to Hot
Springs, Va, for midsummer visit;
John p. Bourke returned to New
York last evening after spending the
week END at the Shoreham. The mar =
riage OF Miss Helen s. Delany, the
daughter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
John C. Delany. Of Chevy Chase. to
Mr.. Bourke. will take place on Wed.
nesday, September !, at Mt. Saint
Agnes College. Baltimore.
Miss Lemoine Dunlop. who has been
visiting on Long Island, has rejoined
her mother, Mrs. Archibald McCrea,
at Hot Springs, Va
Mrs. Thomas d. Schall, wife OF
Schall, will be hostess
at a children's party this afternoon Al
her home at Berwyn, Nd,
a number OF friends OF
her young son, Douglas Schall, in cell
ebration Of his tenth birthday. Her
sister, Mrs. E. r. Seymour Will ASSIST
her.
CONGRESSMAN and Mrs. Schall and
Mrs. Seymour will motor to Atlantic
CITY to spend the weekend. MRS
Seymour will remain with Mr.. and
Mrs. Schsll until the end of August
and at the conclusion Of her visit will
motor back to her home in Chicago
The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth j
shannon, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
lanes Preston Shannon, and Gwynnt
G. Duty, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
W. Duty, both OF this city, took p'ac'
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