The Washington times., 1920-08-27

, to Spring Lake for the wedding. as
, she is very much occupied with her
infant son, born on August ]. The
baby has been christened Jose Benta-
min Elizalde.
| The minister of Poland. Prince Lu-
| bomirski. is expected back at the le-
| cation within a few days after trip
| through the West.
| Princess Lubomirski, who is at New
l uort for the summer, was the guest
OF honor yesterday AT luncheon
given by Mrs. Frank Mebane, OF North
| Carolina.
| Dr. Don Belissrio Porras, President
| elect of Panama, accompanied by
J Nine. dc Porras and their children.
will arrive in this country shortly for
a brief stay. Their visit will be en-
tirely unofficial.
Prince Carol OF Rumania, and
party of thirty attended the perform
ance Of the Ziegfield Midnight
Frolic" in New York last night.
MR.. LINDSAY TRANSFERRED.
The Hon Ronald Lindsay, counselor
OF the British embassy. has been
transferred to the British embassy in
! Paris as first secretary. He is now
returning to Washington from Eng
! land to turn over his duties TO
| Robert Lester Crsigie. who will have
! the rank Of first secretary of en-
bassy. Mr.. Craigie was formerly
! first secretary OF the British embassy
at BernSand more recently at Sophia.
Scbastino Sampaio. commercial at
I nf - nf
gone to>New York. accompanied by
| Sonora Sampaio, who will sail shortly
! for Rio Janeiro for two-months'
visit with her family. Following
Sonora Sampaio's departure Mr.. Sam
paio will return to Washington.
| Jules Henry, third secretary of the
French embassy, will sail from New
York today aboard the Lafayette for
France. He will be gone about two
| months.
The marriage of Miss Edith Strauss,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Strauss, of New York, and head OF the
| Womens Bureau of the Department Of
Justice. to Howard Figg, assistant to
the Attorney General in charge of the
departments high cost of living cru
sade, will take place in the near flu
|
in Salinas. Cal, where Miss Strauss
and her parents now are, and will be
attended only by few close friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Campbell Graef,
| who spent last week in Washington,
have returned to Hot Springs, Va.
and have taken the Rosemary Cottage
there for the early autumn season.
- Uoe r.
ington, Is chairman OF the committee
in charge Of the horse show to be held
tomorrow at Southampton, L. l., where
he and Mrs. Thompson have their
summer home.
Capt f. Harold Brown has been no
! titled Of his appointment to the dip
lomatic service in London. He expects
to sail with his family in the early
autumn to live in London. His moth
or, Mrs. Frank G. Brown, and his sis
ter, Mrs. Thomas c. Jenkins, will fol
low later after closing Raybourne,
their country place in Connecticut.
Mrs. Andrew Moreland, OF Pitts
burgh. who is spending some weeks at
White Sulphur Springs, w. Va. with
her sister, Mrs. George T. Marye,
gave a luncheon there yesterday. Mrs.
william Haywood, of Washington,
was among her guests. French songs
were sung by Mrs Anthony Drexel
Biddle, of Philadelphia, who will 60
to Paris next season to continue her
musical studies
The Washington alumni Of Western
Maryland College that meets every
Friday for luncheon at the Monmouth
Hotel, will this week entertain Mrs
Lewis, the wife OF the retiring presi'
dent of the college. Doctor and Mrs
Lewis have become residents Of Wash
ington, living at 2s44 Wisconsin ave-
nue..
Major and Mrs. william wolff
Smith and c. G.. OConnor were
the hosts at the weekly dinner