The Washington herald., 1914-07-12

George Corbett Perines at their place at
Cstorsville. Md. They will leave Wash
ington on July 10. when Comma nder
Crosley goes on sea duty and Mrs. Crosley
and her son, Paul. go to Delaware Beach
| for a while. Later they will visit Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Kaufman at their
place, Camp Percy. in New Hampshire.
Senator and Mrs. Weeks. Of Massachu-
sets, announce the engagement Of
their daughter. Katharine S. Weeks. to
Mr.. John Washington Davidge, Of this
city
: Miss Weeks, who is now with her
mother at their home in Massachusetts.
made her debut three years ago. and at
once took a prominent place in resident
as well as in official circles.
Mr.. Jack" Davidge. as the future SON.
in-lsw of the Massachusetts Senator. Is
called. is the youngest Of the three
sons of the late Walter Davidge. leader
of the District bar. and one of the fore
most residents of the District. His
mother. who was a Miss Washington. II
Virginia, has been dead for many years.
He is a graduate of Harvard in the class
Of 1902. and is a practicing attorney in
this city.
Mrs. Corcoran Thorn has gone to Ma
hant, Mass. for the remainder of the
summer. Mrs. Thorn was Joined by Mrs.
Julian Lay. who has recently returned
from Europe.
Mrs. Frederick A. Keep, who returned
from Europe early in the week, will not
come to her Washington house until su-
tumn. as after a short stay in New York
she will join her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. :. Boardman. at Manchester, Mass.
Miss Alma Kaufman. OF Rhode Island
avenue, is spending several weeks in At
lantic City the guest of Miss Bachrach.
The Commissioner Of Patents and Mrs.
Thomas Ewing are entertaining a party
OF young people at their summer home at
Sorrento. Me.
Numerous friends in Washington are
gratifieo that Paymaster General Thomas
]. Cowie L. S. N, and Mrs. Cowie will
remain in the city. That officer. who mas
just been relieved from duty as chief of
the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts. has
been assigned to duty at the Washington
Navy Yard as president of the naval ex-
amining board.
Miss Sara Koenigsberger, OF Belmont
street left Friday for New York to spend
several days, the guest OF relatives.
The Japanese Ambassador and Wis
counties Chinda, who took no part in
society during the early summer by rea-
son OF the official mourning. have as
their guests for several days two dis
tinguished countrymen. Gen. Tanaka. a
stan officer of the Japanese army, and
DR.. Ninagwa, one of the foremost pub
licists Of his nation, who arrived from
Europe early in the week, and are max
what is practically a tour of the civilized
world. studying the methods of the va
rious military establishments and meet
ing men of affairs of every nation.
The Japanese Ambassador entertained
dinner company in honor of his DIS
tinguished visitors last evening. inviting
to meet him the Secretary of War ana
the Assistant Secretary Of War, Rear
Admiral Fiske. U. S. N: Gen wother-
spoon. Chieg of Staff Of the United
States army: Gen. Montgomery Macomh.
OF the War College: Col. Wilder. COM
mandant Of Fort Myer; Col Joseph
Kuhn. Of the Washington Barracks:
Col. Edwin F. Glenn. U. S. A; Gen
George F. Elliott. U. S. NJ. c.; Capt. H
P. Jones. U. S. N. and Capt. Robinson,
U. S. A. DR.. Ninagwa, of Japan. who is
travelling with Gen. Tanaka, and the
members OF the japanese Embassy. Yes'1
terday morning Gen. Tanaka. the Am
bassador. and members of the embassy
stan made trip to Mount Vernon board
the naval yacht Sylph. placed at the dis
posal Of the visitors by Secretary
Daniels.
Mr.. Harold Strauss. Of Philadelphia, has
returned to Washington, where he will
make his home.
Rev. Wallace Radcliffe, D. D., of the |
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church. |
will leave tomorrow for Marquette Mich, |
where he will join Mrs. Radcliffe at the |
Huron Mountain Club to pass the re-
mainder of the summer.
Miss Adele Goldsmith has returned to |
her home in Baltimore after a short visit