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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1918

Page

16

Washington welcomes overseas missions and young war volunteers

The article notes that President and Mrs. Wilson return quietly to a rested mood and that Washington is hosting foreign missions led by Dr Bram from Uruguay, Archbishop Mexaxakia and N G Arstadkides from Greece, plus several young American women volunteering for Red Cross and reconstruction work in Europe. It highlights notable volunteers like Miss Lena Hitchcock and Miss Katherine Baker, praises the education and character of the workers, and mentions support from Mrs Lansing and the Naval Service School.

Wilson France Washington Bram Chtef New York Greece Mexaxakia Mor Y.M.C. A For Wisses Lansing Red Cross Katherine Baker J Thompson Baker New Jersey Blanchard Scott Hueh L Scott Lena Hitchcock Vrs Speel John N. Speel U. S Surgeon General Eudora Clover Richardson Clover Nina Gaither Col Gaither Baltimore Army War College Gwendolen Dorothea Denys F Ward Denys Charlotte Naylor Georgetown Lansing National Service School Women’s Naval Service Miss Naylor

Entertaining Uruguay Envoy At Dinner In Washington

Mrs James M Thomson and Mrs Clark hosted guests at a dinner honoring the visiting Uruguay mission with William Phillips presiding. Attending were Mrs Lansing, Dr Baltasar Brum, Senator Pittman, Mme de Pena, Breckinridge Long, and many others. A Pan American garden party for Dr Baltasar Brum is planned at the Pan American building. Also noted are the birth of Arthur Sinclair Mustin and the Watson family’s return plans. The Swiss minister to Japan, M Gigneux, arrived in Washington.

James M Thomson Clark Morton Milford Wiliam Philips Uruguay Phillips Beverly Mass Mra Lansing Haltasar Brum Interior Lane Kev Pittman Nicholas Longworth, Jr Charse Daffatres Mme de Pena the Treasury Leffingwell Breckinridge Long Hallowell Julius Lay Jordan Herbert Stabler Butler Wright United States Petrograd J Borden Harriman Edith Benham Ladenburg New York Pan- American Union John Sbarrett Baltasar Brum Mme Hugo DE Pena Mme. de Pena Dr. Brum

Lansings to Entertain at Moaston?ton Luncheon

Secretary of State and Mrs Laning will entertain a small company at luncheon today in and near Moastongtom. Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Daniels cruise the lower Potomac aboard the S S Sylph with Mrs Brooks and Miss Wanamaker, both of Philadelphia, Lt Josephus Daniels, USMC, and Lieut Williams. They will return to Washington tomorrow and later attend a lawn fete Tuesday hosted by Adelaide Daniels unit of the Navy Auxiliary Red Cross at Thirteenth and Fairmont. The Speaker of the House and Mrs Clark were dinner guests of Representative and Mrs Campbell Cantrill last evening.

Laning Moastongtom Secretaary Savy Mrs Daniels Mary Prooks Misa Kabel Wanamaker Philadelphia Josephus Daniels M. C Graves Willams Washington Daniels Adelaide Daniels Navy Auxiliary of the Red Cross Thirteenth and Fairmont Streets House of Representatives Champ Clark Campbell Cantrill Tokyo Gignoux Vienna Constantinople Copenhagen London

Porchers Return From North Trip To Washington Society

Bridge of Army Officer Mr and Mrs Baward P Porcher have returned to Washington after weeks motor trip in the North. They linger to enjoy golf in Connecticut and stay with Mrs Delos Blodgett. Mrs Porcher plans to place her youngest daughter Myrtis Porcher in a Washington school and had visited Atlanta with her eldest daughter Adrienne Porcher, a Washington debutante.

Connecticut

Ardath McCormick Weds Lieut Lee Hoxte Brown at St Alban's

The wedding of Ardath McCormick daughter of Mr and Mrs McCormick and Lieut Lee Hoxte Brown A M C occurred yesterday afternoon at 4 in St Alban's Church. Rev William W Shearer officiated. Attendants included Miss Ruth McCormick and best man Lieut Herold Acker. Music was by Miss Etellis Melamet. The couple left for a short wedding trip and plan to reside near Quan Theo Long Island.

Ardath McCormick Lee Hoxte Brown St. Alban's Church William W. Shearer Lieut. Brown Ruth Meormick Herold Acker Camp Meade Etellis Melamet Baltimor Lieut Mfre Brown Quan Helen Virginia Macfartens George Macfarlane Hyattsville Charles David Linkinson A. N Charles Binkinseon Atlantic City St. Michael's Eipiscopal Church Baltimore Washbington

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