The Washington times., 1918-07-01

trip to Poeono mountains, and are
At their home, 1915 CrefsIdt street
Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia Am&
Ferdinand de Mohrenschildt has
gone 70 Philadelphia, and IL the
guest Of her sistsT, Mrs.. Piatt. Mrs.
Plat was formerly ArG c. TAbeI
Martin
The Secretary Of StAts and Mrs.
LAnsinE expect to leave Washington
about the middle of this month for
Henderson Harbor, N. z to visit
MrA Lansing's mother. Mrs. John
Poster. On their way they will stop
for . few days st their home in
WGtsrtown, n 7.
Mra. Edward F. Cary and her
dauKhtsrs, lEIss Eleanor Cary and
Miss Hope Cary, Of Providence and
washington, have gone to Atlantic
City. and are stopping At the Tray
mora
DurinE the Hbeenee Of Mrs. Ray
mond T. Baker, formerly Mrs. A. Al
fred Gwynne Vanderbilt, Mlss Cor
nelia Vanderbilt Is staying with Mrs.
Bakers sons. George W. and Alfred
G. Vanderbilt, at HOLLYWOOD, in Lenox,
MasA.
Arrives At COttAge-
Mrs. Fairfax S. Landstreet has ar
rived at her cottage m Pond Lane
Southampton, L. l., to Join her daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Davis Landstreet. who
has returned there from her visit In
this city. Miss Landstreet was an at
tendant at the marriage OF her cousin
Miss Halle Davis. and Lieutenant
George Percy. Mrs Landstreetl
sister, Mrs. J. K Berry, OF Greenwich
Conn. IL visiting her in Southhamp
ton
Mrs. Henry p. DImock. who r. {
guest OF Mrs. Frederick F. Thompson
In Canandaigua- N. Y, will 90 tht'
week to Bar Harbor. Ne
Mrs Newbold lie Roy Edgar ar.
rived in Washington yesterday. And
will pass . few days here before go
ing to Gloucester. MasA
whiting In New York.
Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry is in New
York, and is staying at the Plaza
Mr.. and Nine Aksel Chr. p. Wich
field are planning to leave Washing
ton about the middle of July fol
Swiftmore. their place at Pride'
Crossing. Mass.
Lieut.. and Nine. Henri Marquisan
who are low staying with Mr.. and
Nine. Wichfeid, will remain through
out the summer at the latter's resi-
dence in Massachusetts, avenue.
One OF the most distinguished o
japanese diplomats, Tsunejiro Miya
Okla, will arrive in New York thii
evening.
The diplomat, who is also a lawyer
passed several years in washington
as secretary OF legation. coming t.
this country in 1892 and remaining
until 1894, and renewing his acquaint
ance with Americans from 1905 q
1908 as counselor OF the Japanes'
embassy. In 1909 he resigned from
the government service to take up tn
practice OF law.
For many years Mr.. Miyaoka ha
been interested in furtherIng worlt
peace Since 1891 he has been specia
correspondent of the division OF in
tercourse and education Of the Car
negie endowment for internationa
peace.
Attends House Party.
Miss Grace Carter Beach, OF Wash
ington. is attending a house part
with relatives in Leesburg. Va Sh
will return about July 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kirke Porte
and the Iatter's daughter. Miss An
ME W. Hegeman, of Washington. hav
arrived at their cottages in the Ar
Village, Southampton, Mass. for tn
season.
Miss Emma Gray, OF the Ontario, viii
leave the city tomorrow to spend tn
summer with her brother-in-laW and sil
ter, Prof. and Mrs. H. N. Paul. at thei
cottage at South Bristol, Ne
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