The Washington herald., 1916-07-06

The retiring Ambassador Of Japan, Wis.,
count Chinda. with Viscountess Chinda,
will leave Washington today for New
York, preparatory to sailing on Satur-
day for London, where he viii assume
his new duties as Ambassador to the
Court OF St James. Until the arrival
on September IS OF the new Ambassador
to Washington, Mr.. Almaro sato, Mr..
Tokichi Tanaka- the counsellor OF the
embassy, will act as charge danaries'
Mr.. Joseph W. Folk, OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission. returned to
washington yesterday from a brief visit
to New York.
Mrs. Folk Is spending several weeks in
jackson, Tenn, as the guest Of her
mother. Mrs. E. P. Glass
Mr.. Hok. Smith. wife Of Senator
smith, left Washington Tuesday for Cape
MAY where she Joined her daughter, Mrs
Ronald Ransom for a stay OF several
weeks Later Mrs. Smith will visit her
son-In-law and daughter, Lieut. and Mrs.
Alston Simpson, at Annapolis, and after
the adjournment Of Congress, Senator
and Mrs. Smith will 60 to North Carolina
for a month
Mrs. Joseph Letter entertained
luncheon company Of four at the Shore
ham yesterday.
hostess at the Shoreham yesterday.
Cant and Mrs. Templin Potts have
gone TO the Rangeley Lakes, Me- 1or
the summer.
Mrs. Richards, wife Of Ensign Fred
erIck G. Richards. U. s. N, Is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Agon'
at their country place in Howard Coun-
ty. Nd. 4As4AE
Mrs. Richard W. Barkley announces
the marriage of her daughter, Dorothy
F. and Mr.. Elmer S. Monroe. of Ports
mouth Va. The ceremony. which was
nerformed by the Rev. z. B. Bagoy,
took place on Monday afternoon at $50
O'Clock at the residence Of Mrs. Barkley.
in Fifteenth street, and was witnessed
by small family party. The bride was
attended by her sister. Miss PrisciIla
Barkley, and Miss Louise Fitcn' MI
Harry Monroe, brother of the bride
groom, was the best man. Mr.. and Mrs.
Monroe will make their home at Ports
mouth, Va
,Ir and Mrs James NJ. Green left yes
terday for Magnolia, Mass.. where they
will pass the summer. They are making
the trip by motor.
Miss Margaret Read will leave Wash
ington tomorrow for Cambridge, Mass,
where she will take a six weeks liter
ary course at Harvard.
Paw Inspector and Mrs. Arthur F.
Huntington have as their guest at
jamestown Miss Katherine Thesis,
daughter Of Capt. Emil Thesis, U. 8. N.
Mr.. Richard g. McCreary. Of San Fran
cisco. arrived in town yesterday for a
short stay and is located at the Shore
ham.
Mr.. Henry T ChIttenden and Mr. P.
Blair are at the Banr Springs Hotel,
Banh, Canada.
Mr.. c. W. O'Connor has arranged a
summer series of studio concerts to be
given at Studio Hall. 1913 Connecticut
avenue, on Tuesday evenings at $50
o'clock. Felix Garziglia, the noted French
pianist, will be heard in recital next
Tuesday. July Il. when the program will
include: Prelude" CMendelssohn),
''Etude" CMendelssohn). AT Evening
Cschumann). HaIlucinations Cschumann).
'Impromptu, F Sharp" Chopin, two
preludes, z minor and F sharp minor
Chopin, "PoIOnaise." A fiat Chopin,
Clair de Lune'' CDebussy', La Cathed-
rale Engloutie" Oebussy), Reflects dams
Teau CDebussy), ''Jardins sous la pIuie"
and "Rhapsodie" Oiszt).
Charles Trowbrtdge Tittrnan will be the
artist on the following Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Mcclure Of De-
troit. have arrived in Washington to
spend a few days. and are stopping at
the Shoreham.
Mrs. J. s. Conefr and Miss Julia Conefr,
Of Cumberland Valley. Md. and Miss
MarEaTuite Cogley, of Garrett, Ind. were
recently the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs J.
D. Healey-
A company OF relatives and friends as
sembled at the parsonage Of the Douglas
Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church on
Monday evening TO witness the marriage
OF Miss Mabel c. Montague. Of Tappa-
hammock. Va, and Mr.. Albert G. welch.
Of Mount Landing, Va. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. DR.. c. c. Mclean