The Washington herald., 1922-04-15
MARSHAL JoFFRE COMING
TO CAPITAL NEXT WEEK.

Marshal Joffre, hero OF the Marne,
now on his second visit to the
United States. will come to WASH
ington next week on his finsl visit
to the Capital before leaving for
France. The visit will be unoficias
| and he has made no statement OF
his plans or of the extent OF his
visit here to either the State De-
partment or the French Embassy
The marshsls party has engaged
rooms at the Hotel Lafayette for
April l9. but the latest Information
in the hands of the French Embassy
is that he will not arrive here until
April 20. His party includes his
wife and daughte-, military aides
and a stan of servants.
Marshal Joff-e has accepted an
invitation to unveil the bust of
Gen. U. S. Grant. which will be
placed in the Hall of Fame for Great
Americans, 1t Is announced by Rob-
ert Underwood Johnson, director OF
the Hall OF Fame. The ceremony
will take place in New York April
81. the centeAiial of the birth of
Gen. Grant. Prince Michel Cantacu-
zene, great-grandson Of Gen, Grant,
Will also take part in the ceremony.
Marshal Joffre, who recently ar
rived in Seattle from Japan, has
wired that he would arrange his
engagements SO he could reach New
York In time for the ceremony,
The bust Is the work of Henry
NJ Shrady. whose equestrian statue
of Gen. Grant will be unveiled in
Washington the same day.
Mrs Harry G. Pearce. of NV
Lady's Manor, of Baltimore County,
| Nd has announced the engagement
OF her daughter. Miss Maude Au-
gusta Pesrce, to Midshipman George
William Baue-nschmidt. U. S. n,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Bauern-
schmidt. of University Parkway.
Baltimore. Miss Pearce, who. Is
wei known among the hunting set
OF the Green Spring Valley and My
badys Manor. Is the daughter OF
the late Harry G. Pearce. Mr..
Bauernschmidt is a member Of the
graduating class at the United
states Naval Academy. The we'd
! ding will take place on June 3.
! Mrs. william Emory waring,
/ who spent the winter In, Washing
ton. will reopen woodleigh. her
country home at Oak Forest Park,
Catonsville, Md. next week, She
VIII spend the summer in Europe.
Miss Corinne Stephens has re.
turned after visit with Miss Marie
Louise Devries in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan McLane, jr..
nave returned to Washington after
visit with Mr.. McLane,s parents.
ar INNd
Lane at thei- home in the Green
Spring Valley, Nd.
Mrs. A. NJ. Blair. for many years
director of the Rubinstein Club and
closely associated with the music
OF Washington, sails today for
South America. Mrs. Blair has been
spending the winter in Atlantic
City.
City.
Her son, Percy Blair, has lust
been made second secretary of en-
oassy. and is one of the younger
members of the Diplomatic Corps
CHOSEN to go to Buenos Aires, the
Paris of South America under Am
bassador Riddle. Mrs Blair will ac-
company him and preside in her
delghtful manner over this diplo-
Her home in England may he
given up now. as Mrs. Blair intends
to remain for some time in the
South American capital.
The marriage of Miss Ruth Kahn
and Leon Pretzfelder will take place
on Wednesday next at 1880 at the
New Willard Motel. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Kahn will be at home, 3ll2
Nineteenth street northwest, on
Tuesday next from to 10 n. m.
in honor of the marriage Of their
daughter.
MRS. BANIsTER TO ENTERTAIN
FOR MISS HILDA LOINEs.
Mrs. Blair Banister will enter
tain at luncheon at the woman's
National Foundation on Tuesday for
Miss Hilds Loines, who speaks at
the Playhouse that afternoon on
English Gardens and the Newer
Perennials.' Miss Loines will use
slides from pictures taken by her
when she was In England as a
delegate to the women's Farm and
Garden Union from the sister as
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