The Washington times., 1905-09-18
JAPANESE MINISTER
PREPARING TO SAIL
Mr. Takahira, After His Arduous Work at Portsmouth
Will Go Home to Join His Wife in Japan
States in an Automobile.

Mr. Takahira. the japanese minister, |
| is preparing 10 sail for his native land
| in the near future for a much needed
rest, after the trying work OF the last
| few months which he experienced In
| connection with the peace negotiations
| between Russia and Japan !
I He will soon join Nine Takahira. one
i of the most respected and best loved
women of the diplomatic corps. who has
been abroad since the outbreak OF the
war and who has devoted her time.
I strength, and fortune to the soldiers and
sailors of Japan. The minister has not
seen his sons for many months, they
having been left IN japan for their
schooling.
Miss Helen Cannon. daughter of
Speaker, Cannon, who arrived in this
country from Europe several weeks ago,
and has been a guest OF Mr. ana MIS-
j. L. LOose, Of Chicago, in the Berk-
shIres, is now making an automobile trip
through New England with them. IL
IS not at all unlikely that Mr. and Mrs.
, Loose will take a house in Washington
for this winter.
Mrs. Loose spent all OF last season
with Miss Cannon. and made SO many
good friends here that there Is strong
tempfation on her part to return. Even
should the Looses not take a house. Mrs
Z Loose will spend a good part Of the
r social season with Miss Cannon.
II r. Insley and Everett Yowell are
, among the washingtonians 10 arrive In
Paris recently.
! Chekib Bey. the Turkish Minister. has
! returned to Washington from his sum-
! ! mer vacation, and has opened his lega-
/ ton at 2loi S street.
!, DR. NJ j. Ros.Ean has gone to New
e Orleans and Mrs Rosenan. with her
~ mother. Mrs. Frank. have returned TO
? their home on Thirteenth street. after
e spending some time in Atlantic City.
S Cards have been issued by Benedict
I. Roth, announcing the marriage of his
n daughter. Agnes Beatrice Roth, to
v James T. Frawley. at st. Paul's Church.
in Baltimore, Md. on Saturday. Septem-
| Der 16, 1905 al noon. The ceremony was
e conducted by Rev Father Sheridan.
cousin of the groom. William Normyle
acted as best man, while the brides Sis
h ter. Miss Katherine Roth, served as
r maid of honor Mr.. and Mrs. Frawley
o after an extended trip North. will reside
az 1910 Florida avenue northwest.
a Edward V. Clark and James g. Mckee
:, who have been on a vacation trip FOL
e the past twenty-five days, have returned
to this city.
n The following from Washington ar'
Is registered at New York hotels today
l. Allen. Mrs II. o. Beach. s. J. Boyle
c. Bradley, s. n. Brown. z. A. Bull
Y, A f. Burklin, ]. p. Campbell, F. G
y. Collins. H j. Connor. DR.. II. c. Gran
n. shaw c. z. Davis. G. d. Deshields. DIR
IN F. A. e Disney, d. Elliott, j. T. Fraw
= Hutton. A r. Israel. E. r. James. d
IS r, Jones, II. Backie. c. w. Lee, f. Lin
lr coin a A Long, J. Marshall, F. A
)k Miller L, d. Muller, A II. Moreland
w ri Swain, r. G. Ames, s. ]. Block
G. j Bryant, H e. Gilmore. E. Graves
c. E. Holman, ID; S; Hoover, L. johnson
E Kearon, J. ID. Mullin, G A Myers
r r Il Paine, T Peck. DR.. G.. Weber. q
Weiies, and w. II. Wyley-
Miss L, NJ. Chapman, 1886 New Yori
a. avenue northwest is spending a fey
ge days in New York City
stopping at the Hohnhurst, Atlanti
n | CITY.
Dr and Mrs H L. E. Johnson re
turned "a the city yesterday. Their va
catin,, beginning the Fourth of July
XIV took them first TO Portland, ore. wher
~ The doctor as a delegate, attended tn
&c % | nna.ttng of the American Medical Asso
ba | niatton After visiting the expositio
,.e | 80 travelling on the Coast. they wen
,e 1m Alaska and returned through Can
ada Their trip. covering 1000 mile,