The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-10-25
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Marshall Field. with whom they
are staying while In washington.
About thirty-six distinguished
guests were asked to meet them. In
that company being the Spanish
Ambassador and Mime. Riano and
Ambassador and Lady Gsddes and
representatives Of official. diplo-
matte and resident society.
BELGIAN AMBASSADOR
HOST AT DINNER.
The Ambassador of Belsiums
chienne, was host at dinner last
evening. In compliment to Lieut..
Gen. Alfonso Jacques and his aide.
to meet the distinguished guests
were the following: Secretary Of
War John W.. Weeks, Secretary OF
Commerce Herbert Hoover. Speaker
of the House and Mrs. Frederick
huysen. DR.. and Mrs. John d. Prince.
Gen. and Mrs. Andre Brewster. Miss
Mary Patten and Col. Charles Pat
terson, U. s. A.. aide to Gen.
Jacques during his stay in the
United States. The Ambassador
will entertain for Gen. Jacques and
his aide at luncheon on Thursday.
Gen. Jacques will go to Chester,
Pa, tomorrow, to visit Gov. Spropi.
On Friday he leaves Washington
for Kansas City, returning here
later.
Marshal Foch is expected to come
to Washington Friday of this week.
He will be accompanied by Gen.
manded the First Division Of our
quested that Gen. Parker be as
signed to accompany him to this
country as his aide. Gen Parker's
mother. Mrs. Arthur Middleton
Parker. is staying at the Lenox
Apartments
The Secretary Of Commerce, Her
bert Hoover, and Ray Lyman Will
bur, president Of Leland Stanford.
Jr., University, win be the guests
of honor Saturday at the Columbia
Country Club. at reunion of Stan
ford graduates living in and near
Washington. Both Secretary Hoover
and President Wilbur are gradu-
ates of the university.
The plans for the reunion are in
the hands Of Merle Thorpe, editor
of the Nations Business: Represent
atives A. NJ. Free and p. 3. Swing,
Of California. and Charles r. Pierce.
1t will be in the form of a dinner
at the country club. Special tele-
graph dispatches of the score of
Stanford's big game will be re-
ceived at the dinner.
DIR. AND MRS. PRINCE
TO SAIL FOR EUROPE.
The newly appointed Minister to
Denmark, DR.. John D. Prince, and
mrs. Prince, who have been staying
at the Shoreham Hotel. will leave
at the end Of the week for New
york, whence they will sail shortly
for Copenhagen.
MRS Joseph S. Frelinghuysen,
wife of the Senator from New Ter
sey' will return to the city tomor-
row or Thursday.
William E. Gonzales, United
states Minister to Peru, ha, re-
turned to this country for a stay
of several weeks and will come to
Washington.
Josephus Daniels. former Secre-
tary OF the Navy. who was In Wash.
tngton for a brief visit, has left
for Williamsport, Pa, where he
Will lecture. He has started on a
six weeks lecture tour in Penn
sylvania and Ohio.
DR.. L. s. Rowe. director general
of the Pan American Union, en-
tertained at a luncheon yesterday
In the annex Of the Pan American
Union in compliment to DR.. and
Nine Esteban Gil Borges. DR..
Borges was former minister Of for
eigp affairs of Venezuela, and re-
Gently came to this country to pre-
sent the statue of Bolivar to the
City OF, New York as a gift from
the government OF Venezuela. Df.
Borges Is entering law partnership
with Breckenridge Long, former
Third Assistant Secretary of State.
The guests included, besides DR..
and Nine. Gil Borges, the Minister