The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-10

of her Contryx3mon 10 stucy the col /
lcgiate system. with the view OF ostab- /
hshinE 4 college under the most pro
Errssive system I'm Japan. where native
girls could be trained ia the higher
branches of Instruction SO as to prepare
themselves as teachers. OF this school
Hiss Tsuda has been principal FOR
several years. with gratifying results
along all lines and English is taught
from It's parliamentary branches through
out the entire course OF study. Miss
TsuGa has taken advaurgg. of q years
much-needed res. and recreation To re-
turn TO the familiar scenes or ner child
mood. which have never lost tier hold
upon her during all the years OF her
busy life In tho broad field of education,
and is accompanied by her younger sis
ter. The two VIII travel iu the United
States for the greater part Of a year
before returning 20 Japan. meeting
everywhere warm friends who VIII
warmly welcome her as classmate ana
! loved companion.
Mrs.. Edwin G. Bartlett and the Misses
Bartlett. Of Florence Court. Washing
( ton Heights. have discontinued their
Tuesdays 1T home. owing 20 Mrs. Bart
let's recent illness. but on Tuesdays IN
| April they Will resume their informal
| at homes.
! Samuel Pitts. Of Northeast. enter
/ tanned some of his friends Sunday in
honor of MISS Annie Cannon. also of
| Northeast. Many interesting games
were played. A musical program was
! rendered by Carrie Smith. Katie Flynn
s. Pitts. and William II. Pitts. after
/ which refreshments were served In
| beautifully decorated dining room.
| Mrs. Williams was hostess last night at
a small informal dinner company in
/ her home on Massachusetts avenue.
! The newly appointed British Ambassa-
| dor and Mrs. Bryce are now comfortably
| established in the embassy on Connect
cut avenue. and on Wednesday viii re-
/ Ceive the various members of the Diplo-
matte Corps Late this week or early
next week they will leave Washington
for New York. where. on March y. they
/ Will &c the guests Of honor at dinner OF
the former American amba ssador TO
! Great Britain and Mrs. Choate. March
% Mrs. c. 3. Alexander, of New York.
win entertain at a large evening recep-
ton complimentary TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Bryce
Mrs. Shaw and the Misses Shaw, wife
and daughters Of Leslie NJ Shaw. for
1nor Secretary of the Treasury. have left
Washington for a short stay at Atlantic
City before joining Nr. Shaw in New
York. where they Will take up their res
idence.
Mrs. Pettus was hostess this afternoon
=. at a charmingly arranged afternoon tea
complimentary to Miss Frances VIII
liams. Miss Gertrude Williams, her sis
ter. presided over the tea table and as
sisted Mrs. Pettus in doing the honors
of the afternoon
Col. and Mrs. Charles 5. Cromwell en-
tertained a company at dinner tonight
complimentary to Mr. Wright OF New
York The list Of guests invited t.
meet Mr.. Wright included the Danish
minister. Mr.. Brun. Mrs. Charles H
Keep Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Lee, Mr.
and Mrs Alexander Legare. Miss Ju-
liette Williams, Miss Coudert, and Wal
ter Andrews.
The Secretary OF War is a champion
TdNeleI he VIII make Il spring Jrll
to Cuba and Panama, largely for the
inspection of the conditions and the
work, and in July he viii sail again fol
the Philippines for a fall visit. On this
! latter trip he viii be accompanied b
Mrs. Taft and their charming youne
daughter. who viii be one Of the debu-
tantes of two seasons hence. She spent
several years Of her early life in Ma
r Mia and is looking forward with delight
5 10 return visit there The Secretary
5 viii take but small and private party