The Washington times., 1919-09-30
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
Baron GOtO Arriyesin in Washington and Enc
gagements--NeWs of the Diplomats

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TX foreign affairs OF Japan, ar
- rived in town today accOmpan-
led by the members OF his suite who
were with him in Paris while he was
I serving with the peace conferences
They are staying at the Washington
Hotel and will be here several days
before starting for the Pacific coast
on their way back to Tokyo. Several
festivities will be given in their honor
during their brief visit here.
1t Is expected that the newly ap-
pointed japanese ambassador, Mr..
Shidehara, will sail from japan about
October Is and will arrive at WASH
ington early in November. The ems
bassy has not yet been informed H
he win be accompanied BY his family
Justice James Clark McReynolds
has returned TO Washington after
a short stay al Hot Springs Va
Nine. sulzer, wife OF the minister
or Switzerland, and their children VIII
arrive in washington today from
NoHquitt, Mass, where they spent the
Summer, and will join the minister at
Wardman Park Hotel.
They will take possession shortly
Of their new home, 1928 Massachu-
setts avenue.
The Minister from Paraguay and
Sonora de Gondra have given up the
house at 217s wyoming avenue. where
they have lived for some time, and
have taken an apartment at the VIII
lard until they move to 1881 Mas
sachusetts avenue. which they have
leased for the winter
Mrs Boiling and Miss Bertha Boil
iug. mother and sister Of Mrs. Wood I
row Wilson, returned yesterday TO
their apartment at the Hotel Pow
hRtan. from Virginia. where they /
spent the month Of September in the
mountains. They spent the earlier 1
part Of the summer on the Jersey /
coast
Senator and Mrs Truman New I
berry are moving today from Stone
leigh Court 20 1915 Massachusetts, 1
avenue, which they have leased for 1
a year. Their son. Phelps NewbeHry \
is with them for visit.
Judge and Mrs. william Bailey
Lamar are at the willard to remain
for several weeks, after which they
viii go South for the winter. They
viii divide their time between At
lanta. Ca, and Monticello, Fla, where
they have a handsome home. Judge j
and Mrs. Lamar have recently been
at their residence, 1915 Massachusetts,
avenue, making Il ready for its new
Senator and Mrs. Truman
AIRS. Ira Nelson Norris, wife Of the
American minister TO Sweden. who
has been at Lenox, has returned to
New York, and is at the Ritz-CarIton
Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs Edison Bradley have
closed their summer home. in the
Thousand Islands. and are in New l.
York for the autumn months. I
Mrs. Henry Martin Jensen has ar
rived in Washington and is at the
Grafton to remain until October u,
when she viii 60 to Pensacola, Fla,
for the winter. Her husband, Com
mander Jensen, U. S. N, is on Admiral
staff and his ship will be
II Pensacola for some timel Mrs.
Jensen spent the sJonmer in James
town, r. I.
OWluG 10 Lue Lacl lnaL St. JOnu 9 I !
church is being remOdeled and will ,
rot be completed in time, the mar
Rage OF Miss Adelaide Bell Heath ,
md Capt. Arthur Haldane Doig. U. s.
A., WHICH is set for October ] 3, will
,e solemnized in Epiphany Church.
The ceremony will be at noon and
he Rev. Dr. Roland Cotton Smith, !
.ector Of st. Johns, will ofnciate. 4
Miss Heath will be attended by a
arge wedding party, including Mrs |
Thomas Wilson Bowers, matron OF 9
lonor; Miss Elizabeth Heath, maid OF I
lonor, and six bridesmaids-Mis ! \
Virginia Mackay-Smith, Miss Carolyn | =
Sash, Miss LeOnora Finley, Miss Elsie r
Downing, Miss Julia Whiting, and
Hiss Eleanor Johnston Col c. W.