Evening star., 1923-09-07
French Charge d'AffHires
Returns From New York.

The charge daffaires of France,
Mr.. Andre de Laboulaye, accompanies q
by the military astacne OF ae the
A. l.. Dumont. returned to Washing
ton this morning from New YORK
where they Went to attend the cele-
bration OF Lafayette -Marne day. on
GOEcInO.g Island.
Gen. Dumont received word of his
promotion from the rank of colonel
to that of brigadier general on his
return from New YORK.
The charge d'affaires of Belgium
NJ. Leon LtMaire de Warzee Her
malice, returned to his apartment al
the Hotel Hamilton this morning
from New York where he went II
fayctte- Marne day. Nine. LeMalre de
WarZeC I'Hermalle will join him here
tomorrow or Sunday morning after
spending ten DAYS as the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Dwight at New
Rochelle.
Senior c. de Quesada. consul OF
Cuba. attached to the Cuban en-
evening in honor of the Latin Amer
lean diplomats who attended the
celebration in Los Angeles of the
Tooth anniversary of the Monroe doc
trire and the motion picture exhibit
tiUn. The reception will be held at
S o'clock in the ballroom of Meridian
Mansions. at 24O0 18th street. and
will be followed hv dancing.
Rear Admiral ana Mrs. Z. Z. Hay
den and Miss Dorothy Hayden return
ed to this country this week after
spending two years in Europe and
have taken an apartment al the Shore
ham Hotel Miss Mary B. Hayden re-
+ manned with the Near East Relief in
Athens, but will pass the winter in
Paris.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Cowie. who
have been at Coeymans-on-the-H -Hud-
son for several weeks, have returned
to their quarters at the Burlington
Hotel.
Mrs. James r. Mann has returned to
her apartment in the Highlands from
Bretten Woods, y. H., where she spent
the summer.
Miss Edith Finney, daughter of the
first assistant secretary of the interior
and Mrs. Finney, 1886 Edmunds street
northwest. has returned from three
month visit to Yellowstone Park, Wyo.
: George Washington University this
fall.
Former Vice President and Mrs.
Thomas Riley Marshall entertained a
small company at luncheon yesterday at
the New Willard Hotel.
Mrs. John c. Capers has with her at
1865 X street her daughter, Mrs. Ralph
s keyser, wife of Maj. Keyser, United
States Marine Corps, who arrived today,
and will remain while Maj Keyser at
: tends the Marine Corps maneuvers now
iii progress
The marriage of Miss Helen LeSeure,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Le-
Seure of Danville, ILL.,, and granddaugh-
ter of former Speaker of the House of
Representatives Joseph G. Cannon, to
DR. Dorsey Richardson. will take place
in London, Friday, September 90. Mr..
and Mrs. LeSeure will sail tomorrow
aboard the Leviathan to join their
daughter and her aunt, Miss Helen Can
non, who have been abroad since the
! late spring. DR. Richardson was con-
nected with the State Department on
his return from France, where he
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Levin Richard
son of Baltimore and is now COM
= mercial representative in Europe for
. this government with headquarters in
Berlin. Miss LeSeure was presented to
Washington society by her aunt Miss
Cannon, in the season of 1921-22, and
has been a leader in her circle as her
aunt was during the many years that
she was hostess for her father when he
! was speaker of the House. She was
presented at court in London this season.
The Rev. Charles H. Butler, pastor of
the Columbia Heights Lutheran Church,
with Mrs. Butler and their children,
Margaret and George, has returned to
Washington after spending several
weeks on a farm near Luray. Va. DR..
Butler filled the desk in a number of
Lutheran churches during his absence
and has returned to resume his regular
s charge.