The Washington times., 1925-05-28

American military mission with the
French army when the great war
was started, and after the Untteu
States entered the conflict he was
made assistant chief of staff OF the
A. E. +. After the armistice he BE-
came assistant to Herbert Hoover
in the work of the American Re
lief Administration. Later he was
unofficial observer representing the
United tSates with the Repafations
Commission, resigning his commits
sion in the armv to continue special
work in connection with European
adjustments.
Colonel Logan Affiliated With
Bachelor Club Group.
:. .YWhen Colonel Logan was recently
in Washington he put up with the
little group of men, who make their
home at 1718 H street, a picturesque
club which serves as headquarters
for bachelor State Department Of
ficials or others with governmental
affiliations when they find them
selves in Washing gton-or even oc-
for mrried men who are
living temporarily en- garcon.
The list of men who have lived
there at one time or another is
long and imposing and includes, for
q brief example, Henry p. Fletcher.
American Ambassador to Italy
Hugh Gibson, now Minister to
Switzerland; william Phillips, j.,
Butlef Wright, Basil Miles, Garard
Winston. and grist Of others. Lee
land Harrison, Assistant Secretary
of State, is now ''in residence" with
one or two others.
Before eher first marriage Mrs.
Hogan was Miss Esther Tone. She
has home in Southampton and
spends much of her time in Aiken,
s.. C. Her first husband died in
1917. He was the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Griswold and grand
son of the late LIE Grand Cannon.
George Porter's Wedding to
Take Place in India.
Word of George Porter's mar
riage to Mile. Demanziarly, which
Is to take place on June 80, was
contained In cables from India,
where the bride has been travelling
with Mrs. Arthur Ryerson, of
Chicago. Mr. Porter sailed with
the Roosevelt party intent upon
big game hunting in the Himalayas,
but apparently has transferred his
allegiance to Mrs. Ryerson's party.
Cable information is necessarily
sketchy, but the fact that the
wedding is to be solemnized in
India somewhere is implied.
The couple met two years ago in
Paris, and MlleA Demanziarly has
since visited in Chicago, Mr.. Por-
ter's home She is described as
beautiful, cultivated, and very much
OF a parsonage. During his fire.
quent visits to Washington, Mr..
Porter has naturally been pretty
closely associated with the Chicago
contingent here. He was close
friend of the late Senator Medill
Mccormick, and one frequently met
him at the home Of Countess
Gizycl1a, now Mrs. Elmer Schlesin-
ger, at the William Hards and with
Congressman and Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth.
Indeed Mrs. Hard and Mrs. Long
worth, who are very fond OF this
good looking and attractive young
man. were two of the washington
ians to whom Mr.. Porter cabled his
plans. Mrs. Hard met Mile.
.Dimanziarly when she was visiting
in this country and dubss her "a
Mr. Porter, who is 4 man OF
wealth and leisure, is always ex-
ceptionalIy well turned and correct.
q citizen OF the world: and I always
thinI of him as the re-incarnation
OF Richard Harding Davis Van
Bibber''-a rare and engaging sort
of person In this workaday world.
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INFORMAL DINNER
Ar CHILEAN EMBASSY.
The Chilean Ambassador and
Nine. Matthew Will entertain In
formally at dinner tonight "A small
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