The Washington herald., 1919-09-25
SOCIETY

Baron Goto, the DISTINGUISHED Jap
knese statesman. VIII come to WASH
fngton Tuesday with the members Of
his stan who accompanied him from
Paris. where he attended the Peace
Conference They win 20 at once to
the Hotel Washington. where a suite
has been engaged for them and where
they viii stay for several days before
proceeding to the Pacfnc Coast on
their way back TO Tokyo. While here
Baron Goto wfn have several func-
tons given IN his honor. The charge
d'atfaires OF the japanese embassy.
Mr. Debuchi. win entertain for him
Miss Cornelia Basel will go to
White Sulphur Springs,W.va-.o on Oct
! for fortnight and will then return
to Washington for the winter. Miss
Basel. who Il q sister of Mrs John
W. Davis. has been occupying Nj.
and Mrs Davis apartment at l5s
Sixteenth street since the Davis
sailed for London on Mr.. Davis ap-
potntment to the post OF American
Ambassador to Great Britain. She
WIN give the apartment up the last OF
this month
Miss Julia Davis. the Ambassador 5
daughter who Is now with her family
in London, win not come back this
year to resume her course at Welles-
ley.
News Of the marriage of Charles
=. p. Richardson. Of Washington
and Mss Charlotte PeIl. Of Newport
and New York. came as q complete
surprise and caused a futter in So
ciety. The ceremony took place Tues
day afternoon In Trinity Church.
Newport the rector. the Rev. Stan
ley C. Hughes, officiating.
The wedding was very quiet. only
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Gerard the
latter a cousin OF the bride. and s.
Gross Horwitz. a lswye-, OF Balti-
more. attending
The bride has long been identified
with the summer life of Newport
Her mother, the late Mrs. Clarence
Pen. was q resident there for many
years. She died more than two years
ago. leaving her home on Rhode Is
land avenue to her daughter.
Mr.. Richardson was educated at
e Eton College. and has the degree
of A. b from Harvard During Pres
ident Roossvelt's administration he
was secretary OF Tie Embassy at
Berlin. also secretary OF the En-
Ibassy at Brazil and charge d'affaires
there for a year. Later he was sec
retary and charge d'a1aires at Den
mark. He Is a member of the Met
ropolitan. University and Chevy
Chase clubs. OF Washington. and OF
the Harvard clubs OF New York and
Boston
Mr.. Richardson has been spending
a part OF tie summer at the La
Forge cottage After their honey
moon they will reside in New York
and Newport
Mrs Alexander King, wife of the
Solicitor General. who has been spend
ing several months at their summer
home. Flat Rock. ". C.. has returned
10 Washington.
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Bing-
ham and Mr.. Walter Steves. for which
invitations were received in Washing
ton from the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gonzales s. Bingham. took place
last evening AT S O'Clock. at 35G Har-
ney street Omaha. Neb. After the
wedding Mr.. Steves and his bride left
for San Antonio. Texas. where, after
October Is. they will make their fu-
ture home.
Mrs. ). r. Davis was hostess at
small luncheon at the Cafe st. MARKS
yesterday.
CGc Of the most interesting of
the late autumn weddings will be
that Of Miss Mary Francis Littell
and Commander George S. Bryan,
I. :. y. which will take place ON
the afternoon of Thursday. Novem-