Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-25
Chinese Visitors Leaving.

Chinese V1S1CoIS Leaving
Mr.. Kung Hslang Ko, accompanied
by his secretary, Mr.. Hsu. will leave
Washington today for a visit to Chi
cago, en- route to San Francisco, from
whence he will sail for China.
Mr.. c. c. WI. who will leave today
for a week end visit to Atlantic City.
will return to Washington before
leaving for the Pacific coast
Yesterday Mr.. Wang, second secre-
| tary Of the Chinese legation, took Mr..
Kung and Mr.. WI to Mount Vernon.
The United States minister to Ru-
mania, Serbia and Bulgaria, Mr..
Charles ]. Vopicka, has arrived In
washington from his home in Chi
the Shoreham before returning to his
post.
The third assistant secretary of
state, Mr.. Breckenridge Long, left last
evening for week end visit to New
York and will return to Washington
on Monday.
Judge Charles c. McChord Of the
Interstate Commerce Commission and
Mrs. McChord have gone to New York
given by Mr.. and Mrs. George Mesta
prior to their sailing for Europe on
Monday. Judge and Mrs. McChord
will go to Atlantic City for visit be-
fore returning to Washington.
Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt. who has
been at the Ritz-Carlton. in New
York. for several days, with her
daughter, Miss Cornelia Vanderbilt.
returned yesterday to Washington.
Miss Vanderbilt went to Portland, Me.
Mr.. Brand whitlock, United States
minister to Belgium, will leave Brus-
sells for the United States next Sat-
urday on a two-month vacation.
The Abyssinian mission to the
United States, consisting of Prince
Ded jazmatch Nadac, Mayor Kantiba
Gebroa of Gondar, Alto Herouy, and
Alto Sinkae. arrived in New York
yesterday.
! dral Of st. John the Divine, the mem
| bers of the mission were officially
| welcomed by number Of Episcopal
clergymen. who explained the close
relations between the various ma
expressed a desire for unity between
the Anglican and Abyssinian church
Capt. Paul Rex Morrissey. q. 8. A..
attached to the mission as aid, an
nounceQ tnat TO-DAY or tomotfo" us
members will be introduced to golf
and shown how to play It. The mis-
sion Is making its New York head
quarters at the Waldorf-Astoria Ho-
tel until its departure for home early
in August
Former Senator and Mrs. John W.
Weeks Of Massachusetts,. who are
spending the summer on their estate
on Mount Prospect, at Lancaster, N.
H.. have as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Hudson Rose Of New York.
Mrs. Charles D. Helmbold. with her
son. Capt Philip Helmbold. who is
on sick leave, having recently left the
hospital, are at the Greenbrter Hotel,
| White Sulphur Springs. W. Va, for a
visit. .
Miss Betty Burnett. daughter Of
Mrs Sidney Ballou. who is spending
the summer in California, is now the
guest of Miss Natalie Fisher at the
summer home in Bear valley, near
| Redlands Miss Fisher is entertain
ing a large house party In honor OF
Miss Burnett
Mrs. Walter Schoelkopf went to New
York Yesterday for a short stay at the
Plaza, and will join Mr.. Schoelkopf at
their summer home at Niagara Falls
for the month Of August. Maj. and
Mrs. Schoelkopf will return to Wash
ington the list Of September and open
their Washington home for the sea-
son.
Announcement was made last night
Of the marriage of Miss Frances
Downing, daughter Of Mrs. Mary c.
Downing of New York and Prouts
Neck, Me, and Mr.. Philip Barton Key
Potter. son Of Mr.. Frank Huner Pot
ter of New York and Newport and
nephew of Bishop Henry Goldman Pot
| ter.
The ceremony took place in Boston
Yesterday in Trinity Church in the
| presence of few close friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Read OF this city,
| will spend this week end as the guests
| of their son in law and daughter, Mr..
J and Mrs. Gilbert NJ Morris. at their
| cottage In Ventnor. N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. ogden Reid, who are
passing 4 few days in New York. will
later 70 to the Adirondacks to be
guests OF Mrs. Whitelaw Reid. at her
camp.
| Mrs. woodnn 6. Jones, wife Of MAJ
Jones, accompanied by their small
= aau.lter, Is visiting her aunt. Miss