Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-01

Goto. his distinguished countryman,
who ID here for q brief visit. The
guests to meet Baron Goto included
Mr.. William Phillips. assistant .secre-
tsry OF state; Mr.. Lsrs Anderson, for
mer United States ambassador to
Japan; several other American gen
tiemen of note and the members of
the embassy staff.
6aron Goto and the members of
ms party are en- route from Paris.
wnere they attended the peace con-
to Washington expressly tor the pur-
pose or paying his respects to the
PRESIDENT. The latter's illness Of
course. prevents his receiving any
tsi.ors at this time. so the Japanese
ceed at once to San Francisco. from
which point they will sail for Japan.
The chancellery Of the Belgian le-
sachusetts avenue from 2a4s Massa-
chusetts avenue. which It has occu-
piea Tor some years and which was
also the residence of Baron de Car
yer the present ambassador. until
the time Of his departure for Europe
IN the summer.
The minister Of Paraguay and
oehoIa oe Gondra have taken an
Hpartment at the New Willard pend
1nS changes made in the residence
1881 Massachusetts avenue, which
they have leased as a legation. They
nave given up the residence 2172 WV
oming avenue. which they formerly
occupied.
Miss Katherine Judge was hostess
at dinner last evening, entertaining A
parry at the Shoreham in honor of
Bishop Glass of the diocese of Utah
ana Nevada Ts who is returning west
and Mrs. Campbell King. Lieut.. Com
mander and Mrs. Randolph H. Miner.
Lieut. Commander and Mrs. Emory
Winship. Capt. and Mrs Charles
Marsh: Col. and Mrs. Theodore Bald
win; Mr. and Mrs. Walter schoell-
kopf, Mrs. Frank Beatty, Miss O'Con-
nor. Col. Gorrell and Mr.. Ralph Hill.
Col. and Mrs Baldwin and Miss
Judge have just returned from a
short visit to Winchester, Va, where
they were the guests Of Mr. and Mrs
w. Andrew Baker
Mrs. Thomas Riley Marshall, wife Of
the vice President. who was to have
reception at 1880 O'Clock tomorrow even
Ing. when the Young Women's Christian
Association will formally open its new
building at 1883 F street, will not be
d
ton HAyly and other officers Of the board
of directors because Of her absence in
New York with the Vice President. who
will officially receive the royal guests
| Others to assist Mrs. Bayly win In
clude Mrs. Robert lansing. Mrs. Charles
w. Richardson. Mrs.. II. B. r. MAcfAr-
land. Mrs. Perry Heath, Mrs. Thomas B.
Kramer. Mrs; Herbert E; Day. Mrs.
The different floors Of the building will
be in charge Of the other members Of
the board, who are Miss Frances e.
Chickering. Miss Estelle Foster, Mrs.
fer. Mrs. John s. scuiiy, Mrs. Ada e.
Thomas. Mrs. James w. wadsworth
and Mrs. Eva c. Weston.
Miss Mary L. Cady. the educational
executive of the national board Of the
Of America will speak at s:l6 pm. on
Young Women and the New Social Or
der" The committee In charge hope
that every young woman and every one
enf 70 see the wcfk tie asaoeiation is
doing. $50 9&
| RApfesentativtsAnd Mrs. Ira Cop
ley ecconspanied ~ ths latter.s sis
Angeles. returned to washington last
night from New York. making the
trip by motor. Mrs. Macauley will
be their guest for several weeks.
Mrs Huston Thompson. wife Of
Federal Trade Commissioner Thomp-
son. who passed the summer visiting
In the west, has returned to their
Apartment at Florence Court.
Mrs Robert Henderson, who IL
spending several days at her resi-
dence on 23d street, will leave Wash
tneton Saturday to Join Commander
Henderson 1t Newport, where he IL
taking the course at the War College.
Mrs. Roy Hill. wife Of Col. Hill, has
gone to Poughkeepsie, N. r., for a
stay Of several weeks.
Maj. Gen. Francis ]. Herman will
leave Washington next week to COM
mand the Philippine department. He
will relieve Brig. Gen. Francis H.
French. who will assume command Of
defense points Of the islands.
Mrs. Herman will remain in Wash
inSton this winter.
Mrs. Lyman Tiffany has returned to
her home on Connecticut avenue, ac-
companied BY her granddaughter. Miss
Helen Parker. They have spent the
summer in Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Mcclellan Rit-
y!
Massachusetts, avenue for the winter
Miss Mamie Myers. the daughter Of
Senator and Mrs. Henry L. Myers Of
Montana, has gone to Roanoke, Va,
whore she has entered Virginia Col
lege.
Miss Dorothy bennett and Midship-
man Rodney bennett. who have been
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
DAnneft NJ THAR home 1734 q street
for some time. have left Washington.
Miss bennett for Wisconsin, and her
brother for Annapolis. after a months
leave of absence.
Miss bennett will take her degree in
music at the University Of Wisconsin.
and will rejoin her parents here in
February. She is an unusually gifted
and ardent student Of music.
Change in Wedding Plans.
The marriage Of Miss Adelaide Bell
Heath to Capt. Arthur Haldane Doig.