The Washington times., 1913-06-20
Japanese Ambassador to Honor the
New United States Envoy to Tokyo
viscount chinda Entertains at
Dinner for George W. Guth-
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rie, of Pittsburgh. ..,,. ...,.,,
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" HE japanese AMBASSADOR VIII en-
tertain at dinner this evening
in compliment to the recently
appointed ambassador to jap
an. George w. Guthrie, of Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis E. Leupp and
their family have closed their house in
the Avenue of the Presidents and have
gone to Dear Hut. their charming place
at Tryngham, Mass. to remain until
late in the fall. Just now, Mr.. and Mrs.
teupp are in Boston to meet their
daughter. Miss Ethel Leupp. who has
spent some time IN Italy, and returns
this week.
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt has arrived
at Lausanne. to be with her sister, Miss
Carow. who is lying quite i'll at her
villa at Porto Maurizio, Lguria, Italy.
Miss Carow Is well known in Washing
ton society, as she was many times the
guest of the former President and Mrs.
Roosevelt while they were in the White
House. Mrs. Roosevelt and her younger
children visited Miss Carow while
Colonel Roosevelt was in Africa.
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Miss Glenda MILAN daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. W. w. MILAN, is spending
some time In Philadelphia
Miss Marjorie Brown left Washing
ton this morning for her home in At
lanta- Ga, after visit Of a week
with the President and Mrs Wilson
and their daughters at the White
House. .cs Fgz.a. 6 --.raa
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Miss Edwina EIkins Br1inner, of
Philadelphia, granddaughter of Mrs.
Elkins and the late Senator Elkins,
of West Virginia. who spends much
time in Washington, will sail for Eu-
rope Wednesday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William c. wiederseim.
Gen. George N. Sternberg, q. S. A.,
and Mrs. Sternberg will close their
house in Massachusetts, avenue on
July ], and will go TO East Gloucester
TO spend a month. August ! they will
90 to the Berkshires and will spend the
rest Of the summer at the Mapiewood.
Both the General and Mrs. Sternberg
have devoted years of their lives 20
the work of the Army and Navy
League and other philanthropic work,
and never leave the Capital until
everything depending upon them IS in
good running condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Barrett Ridge
Iy are entertaining for some time Mrs.
Lewis F. Butt, Of Augusta, Ga, the
bald Butt. 80
Mr.. and Mrs: Ridgeiy will go to East
Gloucester. Mass. some time in July.
shn nf he
season there. 49,.
Miss Mabel Boardman. who has
been the guest OF her brother-in-law
and sister, former Senator and Mrs.
Winthrop Murray Crane, at Dalton,
has left there and Joined her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. WI Boardman. at Man
chester-by- -the-sea, Mass. for lengthy
visit fkslEi. q frr ras5
Mrs. 3. H. warder has closed her K
street residence and has gone 20 Colo
rado Springs TO join her daughter, Mrs.
Ward Thoron. for the summer g. l
The minister of Sweden has returned
10 Washington from visit in the West.
The Minister and Nine. Ekengren and
their children viii not sail as early as
they had originally pianned. but VIII
go 70 Bayhead, N. j., on Monday TO re-
main until the first Of August. when
they win go abroad.
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Z Congressman and Mrs. Taylor Of Colo
rsdo moved from Congress Hall today
10 Washington College Their little
daughter will join camping party the
first of the month, and Mrs Taylor
expects TO go to one OF the coast resorts
until Congress adjourns. and then she
and Mr.. Taylor will return TO their
home,
Mrs A. J. Halford and her son. Lieut.
Dean Halford, sailed from New York
on the Berlin en- route to London today.
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Miss Eliza Scidmore was hostess at a
dinner at the Chevy Chase Club last
evening in compliment TO the recently |
appointed ambassador to Japan, George
W. GofhrtA