The Washington times., 1923-10-29
Mrs. Wallace Plans
ChrySanthen1un1
Party
nv ,EAN ELLIOT.

u N
tic events of the autumn
" season in Washington is set
for tomorrow morning, when Mrs.
Wallace, wife Of the Secretary of
Agriculture, will be hostess to a
distinguished group OF ladies from
the diplomatic corps and official
society for private view" of
Uncle Sans great chrysanthe-
mum show An invitation has
been extended to Mrs. Coolidge
and 1t is probable that she will at
tend, for she is a great lover of
flowers and 1t is a custom hal
lowed by precedent for the First
Lady to honor the opening of the
chyrsanthemum show with her
presence.
Mrs. Wallace will receive her
guests between 10 and IL o'clock
and after that the exhibition will
be open to the public. The wives
of the bureau chiefs of the de-
partment will assist the wife of
the Secretary Of Agriculture in
welcoming the guests and in see
ing that the handsomest blossoms
and the new varieties of Seeding
are pointed out to them.
THE last stragglers Of the Diplo-
matte Corps who have been
in Europe for their vacation days,
are now turning their faces home
ward, and within the next week
one win see the ranks of the
foreign ENJOYS in Washington
pretty nearly complete. The
French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand are due within a few
days, having sailed for New York
visit to France; and the Belgian
Ambassador and Baroness de Car
tier are also on the way to this
country after having spent the
summer in Belgium-with few
weeks in Paris that Baroness de
Cartier might replenish her ex-
ceedingly smart wardrobe. They
sailed on the S. 5. Belgenland,
and are due the last of this week
Baron de Cartier. by the way, has
lister to Cuba, in addition to his
duties here, but will, of course,
continue to maintain his official
residence in Washington.
The ambassador of Germany,
DR.. Wiedfeldt, was called home
some six weeks ago for a con-
ference Of ambassadors in Berlin.
but he is already cot return"
having landed in New York On
Saturday from the =. s. ReSolute,
and come at once to Washington.
The newly appointed ambassador
Of Cuba, DIR. Cosme de la Tor
rente, Nine. de Torrente, and
Mile Luisa Torrente, are due in
New York about November 10.
and win come directly to Wash
ington. They have been So
jOurning IN France and are sail
ing on the s. s. Paris.
Mime. Matthew, wife of the am
bassador Of Chile, who has been
In Europe for six weeks or two
months, Is now on her homeward
way. and the ambassador win go
TO New York the middle of the
week to meet her. On their re-
furne to Washington they win
take possession Of their new
homie, 1905 Massachusetts avenue,
and the office Of the embassy
viii be moved to PISA Florida
avenue. The wife Of the minister
Of China, DR. Sao-Ke Alfred
SEE, is also en- route home, having
been In England where she went
to place her children in school;
and the Minister Of Sweden and
Mime. Wallenberg, who went
abroad in the late summer, win
return to this country come time
next week. DIR. SEE will go to
New York this week to meet
Nine. SEE.
another returning traveller is
Mrs. John Joyce Broderick, wife
OF the commercial counselor Of
the British embassy, who has been
IT her home in Ireland most Of
the summer. She sailed on FRI
day last, and Mr.. Broderick will
meet aer in New York.