The Washington times., 1920-05-08

lTVHE Vice President ana hts
Marshall will leave Washing
- ton about May rs to attend the
tndiana state Democratic convention.
/ Mr.. Marshall will also accompany
de vice President 20 the national
/ psmocratitc convention in San Fran
cisco.
The Secretary of State. Mr.. Colby.
has gone 60 New York 10 remain over
the weekend,
baroness de Cartier de Msrehienne,
wife OF the Belgian Ambassador.
sailed today on the s. s. Lsplsnd for
Europe. She will spend the summer
abroad and the Ambassador will join
her there later. He accompanied her
TO New York.
| others from Washington who
sailed on the Lapland were the Min
lister of the Netherlands and Nine.
| Cremer, Mr.. and Mrs. Gist Blair, Will
liam Phelps Emo, and Mrs. Maurice
Fitzmaurice Day. Mrs. Day, VINO mas
been visiting her mother. Mrs. James
Dudley Morgan, In Washington ls re-
turning To Join her husband MAJOR
Day, OF the British army.
The Italian Ambassador and Bar
opess Romano and their daughter re-
| turned yesterday from a visit In ST.
Louis, the former home OF the baron
ess. They will go TO philadelphia on
Monday for few days.
Henry Morsenthau. recently ap-
pointed American Ambassador 10
Mexico, has arrived In Washington
from New York.
The Secretary of 'hs Navy and Mrs.
Daniels will have an informal dinner
tonight for Mr.. and Mrs Wiliiam
IAlexapder Graham Clark and their
guests, DR.. C. Alfonzo Smith and Mrs.
smith, of Annapolis. Afterward the
party will go TO the Womep's City
lclub. where DR.. Smith viii make an
address.
Miss sidney Burleson, daughter OF
1.-The Postmaster General and Mrs.
lBurleson. vii be hostesses at an IN
formal dance this evening.
The Minister of Cuba and Nine. de
cespedes have returned 10 the iesa-
tion after = sojourn OF several weeks
in Havana. They came by way OF
Key West
The Minister OF Czecho-Slovakia- Mr.
lsteypanik. will arrive in Washington
shortly and Jan Masaryk. who has
been charge d'affaires OF the legation
for several months. will start for his
new post at Warsaw.
Miss Ramona Lefevre, who has
been visiting her brother and sister.
lin-law, the President or Panama ano
A to on
Washin gton to Join her brother. j.. r.
lLefeyre, charge daffaires OF Panama
Under the chaperonage of Mrs. Chase
IKennedy, she sailed on the same snip
with General John J. Pershing ano
his party. Miss Lefevre timed her
trip TO Panama In order to be there
for the visit OF the Prince OF Wales
and his party.
Senator PheIan's Sister Here.
Miss Mary Louise Phelan has ar
irived from California and is visiting
her brother. Senator James Duval
Phelan, at his residence in Sheridan
Circle.
Mrs. David Holloway, OF MontGom
erv. Ala, is visiting her grandmother
Mrs. John II. Bankhead. Mrs. Bank
head will return with her to Alabama
starting tomorrow, and will spend
some time visiting her family. Her
daushter, Mrs. Lund. Will remain al
their Washington home.
Miss Jeanne Bankhead. daughter of
CONGRESSMAN William II. Bankhead
is visiting her uncle and aunt Col
and Mrs. Henry Bankhead' In Ne"
York.
The first of a series of supper
dances. 10 be given under fashionaele
patronaye, will take place tonight al
the Maison Dupont, 1901 r street
Mr. and Mrs. sylvanus Stokes. jrv
will return to town today after
short stay in New York. Ihey ex-
nect "a close their house here the lat
ter part of next week and will sail
ON NAV % for England. They have
taken a house near London for the
summer and will also travel on the
continent.
Mrs. Thomas F. walsh entertained
AZ luncheon yesterday at the st
IResis Hotel. New York. where she is
depending the spring season.
Mrs. william F. Dennis and her
ldauchter, Mrs. Charles Nedson Riker'
viii leave tomorrow for Louisville,
lKy., TO spend a fortnight and to take
in the races.
Col. and Mrs. Francis T. A Junkin
will entertain a luncheon party AT
lEwin Oaks tomorrow. as is their GUS
tom on Sundays, and will have among
their guests the Minister Of the serbs
Croats and Slovenes and Mmc'
lGrouitch; Mrs. Henry +. Dimock, Mrs
Lawrence Townsend, and Jan Ma
saryk, charge daffaires OF Czecho-
Slovakia-
Jouett shouse, Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury, gave dinner party
last night at his home on Connecticut
avenue in honor of Il. c. Leffingwell,
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury