The Washington times., 1913-06-05
Secretary Bryan and Wscount Chinda
Will Attend Reception At Pittsburgh
Society Event Held in Honor Of
G. w. Guthrie, Appointed
Ambassador to Japan.

- HE Secretary Of State will leave
the Capital tomorrow morning
accompanied by Viscount Chin
da, the Japanese ambassador
for Pittsburgh, where they will attend
the banquet and reception given in hon
Of George w. Guthrie, recently appoint.
ed ambassador to Japan. Mr.. Guthrie
win come to Washington to meet the
President, and there will be several en-
tertainments given in his honor.
The French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand will leave Washington about
the first Of July for France to spend
the summer.
Mr.. whelan, formerly connected with
the French embassy, has gone to Seattle,
Wash. where he has been appointed
vice consul.
d. C. Pickett. Of Dawson. Ga. .
member Of the legislature Of that
state, il the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
King Pickett at their home in Newton
street ..--.
The Austrian embassy is closed for
the summer months, only the chan.
Gerry being open Baron Zwiedenek.
counselor of the embassy. has sailed for
Europe on a years leave Of absence
Baron Karl Won Prudential left here
this afternoon for Manchester. Com
mander Burstyn, naval attache, who re-
mained over for the reception given this
afternoon by the Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. Daniels is also preparing to
10 TO Manchester. Some Of the ambas-
10 him this
afternoon.
The Spanish Minister and Sonora de
Riano will return to Washington today
from a visit on Long Island. which ex-
tended several days:
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Lurton and
Horace Lurton. jr.. and his wife have
taken a residence at Watch Hill. Long
Island, for the summer. and will go
there near the end Of June.
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Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Charles e.
Hughes will go to their camp at Lake
middle OF June.
Mrs. Henry Lane Wilson, wife Of the
American ambassador to Mexico. have
stopped in Havana to visit the Minister
and Mrs. Beaupre. at the American
legation. en- route for Washington
President Wilson received MrA Liv-
tngston Rowe Schuyler and Mrs. Mar
tina 8. Gielow. Of the Southern Industrial
Educational Association, at IL 80. We'd
nesday. The President accepted the in
vitation from Mrs. Schuyler to address
q meeting the New York Auxiliary OF
the Southern Industrial Educational As
sociation in Carnegie Hall next January.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson is now the hon
orary president, and Mrs. 7. r. Mar
shall IL honorary vice president OF the
organization.
Mrs. Claude A Swanson il chairman
Of the following newly organized board
Of ladies who are taking an active in
terest in furthering the work for the
mountaineers: Honorary vice chairman
Of home board, Mrs. T. R. Marshall
active chairman, Mrs. Claude A Swan |
son active vice chairman, Mrs w. r.
Dennis: members. Mrs. T. NJ Chatard. |
MrA Duncan Fletcher. Mrs. P. p. Clax-
ton. Mrs. Wickline Rose, Mrs. Louis |
Bennett, Mr. T. F. Walsh, Mrs. L. L. |
emax. Mrs. R p. Hobson, Mrs. ]. c.
Elnthicum. Mrs. Charles Douglas, Mn.
J. n Brown. Mrs. Gilbert Hitchcock.
Miss Gertrude Gordon. Mrs. Samuel
Spencer. Mrs. Champ Clark. Mrs. c. 8.
Thomas. Mrs. c. L. Bartlett, Mrs. g. W.
Taylor. Mrs- Lee Overman, Mrs. F, J.
Harmon, Mrs. R. W. Austin, Mrs. J,
Shields. Miss Slemp, Mrs. H. L. Rust,
Mrs. c. Z. Carlin.
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Mrs. Franklin Stearns entertained at |
4 luncheon yesterday at the Shoreham |
Hotel for her daughter. Miss Edith |
Stearns. whose marriage to Charles
Gray. the aviator. took place last night |
In All Souls Church. The guests were
the members of the wedding party and
the out Of town visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Cabana, Miss Is
abelle J. Cabana, and Oliver F. Ca
hama. Of Buffalo, N. Y. arrived at the /
shorsham ysstsrdaS 70 spend . short
time.