The Washington herald., 1919-06-05

The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
hall returned last evening from a
ihoft trip to Pennsylvania
The Japanese Ambassador and vis-
countess Ishii. who are returning to
Japan this summer. viii sail from
Seattle on June 1s, leaving Washing
aon Just in time to catch the steamer.
The Counselor of the Embassy, Kat
mjb Debuchi, VIII be charge d'afaires
turing the absence Of the Ambassa-
dor.
Kbki Hirota, recently appointed first
yecfetary of the embassy. has ar
lived in town and taken up his new
iuttes- This Is the first time that
4 first secretary has been attached to
hei embassy here
Nine de BoniIlas. wife of the Am
5assador of Mexico. will return TO
Warrington this week from New
York, where she has been spending
several weeks The Ambassador ex-
,ects to leave shortly for Mexico City.
Mw- Josephus Daniels. who spent
several days at her home in Raleigh.
Y c., returned to Washington SCs-
;erday morning.
The Charge d'Affaires Of the Brit
sh Embassy and Mrs Colville Bar
.layiwin leave Washington Monday to
set1fn to their home in Englani
Mrs. william Gibbs McAdoo. wife
,f the former Secretary of the Treas
ary, who came down 10 Washington
sor'the medal ceremony at the Willard
On Monday. Is the guest Of her cousin.
Mrs. A D. Erskine, on New Hamp-
shire avenue She will return to New
York today. While here she was en-
tertained informally by many friends
n the CITY,
Mrs. Mark Bristol and Mrs II.
Campbell Graef have sent out cards
,or a tea at the residence OF Mrs.
5raef. 1507 K street. for next Sat-
lrday afternoon
Mss Katherine Judge is coming to
Washington from New York shortly
and4will make an indefinite stay at
he Shoreham Hotel.
MI. and Mrs. Thomas Bell Sweeney
entertained informally at dinner Tues
lay night. taking their guests later
IN the evening to the dance which
Mr. - and Mrs. H. H. Rogers gave
that evening after their dinner party
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweeney will leave
Washington in about a fortnight for
their charming little camp in the
mountains near Hancock, Md. After
spending several week there. they
will take a motor trip to Maine.
Their sons. T. B. Sweeney, jr., and
John F. Sweeney, will return to
Washington from school shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. n. Rogers will
leave Washington today for South
ampton l. l., where the family will
spend the summer. They expect to
return to Washington some time next
January or February. They will pre-
sent their daughter. Miss Millicent
Rogers, to society in New York next
winter and after she has been out
about three months they will come
here for the remainder of the season.
Col. and Mrs. Preston Davie left
Washington yesterday for their home
In New York. giving up their house
IN Connecticut avenue. From there
Mrs. Davie will go to her old home
In Connecticut for visit. after which
she viii go TO southampton, L. l.,
for the remainder of the summer
Cot Davie will join her there.
NJ. and Mrs. John HalloweIll will
cave Washington this week for their
home in Boston. They will give up
their house at 1733 n street.
The Misses Hoar. daughters Of Mrs.
Frederick Gillett. wife of the Speaker
OF the House, left WASHINGTON yes
teIday for a series of visits in the
North.
Mrs. Frank Poe and children will
go, to York Harbor. Me. later in the
summer.
Mrs. Walter Dillingham; will go to
Atlantic City at the end of the week,