The Washington herald., 1920-05-27

pie will be at home after June 1 in
Clayton where Mr.. Smith has built
! a home for his bride. The bride Is
the daughter OF the late NJ. r. Smith.
who was minister to Hayti and
Congressman from the Thirteenth
Missouri district.
Henry White has as his guests
Mr.. and Mrs. william II. Buckler,
who have been living in England
for several years. Next week they
will open their country home, "Ev-
ergreen," near Baltimore, where
they will entertain.
| Miss Ida Kemp Cockey. who was
the guest of Mrs. NorveI Munford,
has returned to her home in Balti-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron II. Parker, jr..
who were the guests for some week $
/ OF her mother. Mrs. Lily Tyson ELL
lot, at her country residence, War
wick" near Ellicott City, Nd. Is
now entertaining large house
party at Mrs. Elliott's cottage at
Atlantic City.
Rt. Rev. Alfred Harding. Bishop
OF Washington. and Miss Charlotte
Harding will sail for England on
June 19.
| Albert Collins. who was visiting
Joseph Brennan in Baltimore, has
returned to Washington.
Stonestreet are receiving congratu-
on May at Long Beach. Cal. Mrs.
Stonestreet's mother. Mrs. A. A. Ce-
darwald, is visiting Comd'r. and Mrs.
Stonestreet in California. Mrs.
Stonestreet was formerly Miss Es-
/ ther Whiting, of this city.
Frederick w. VILE Is visiting in
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Vile re-
turned recently from an extended
stay in Canada.
! Mr.. and Mrs. I. T. Mann are visit
! ing at their home in Bramwen. W.
! Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Sterrett. of
this city will both be members OF
: the wedding party of Miss Eliza
beth Ford Baldwin and DR.. Philip
Moen Stimson, which will take
| place in Baltimore on June 5.
JAPANESE EDUCATORS
ENTERTAINED AT ANNAPOLIS.
Seven prominent officers Of the
Imperial japanese Navy, now on a
tour of the United States making a
study of general conditions, visited
Annapolis Monday afternoon and
were guests Of American naval ON
GERS attached to the Naval Academy
in an inspection of the institution
Heading the party was construc-
tion Rear-Admiral S. Nonaka. The
others were: Ordnance Capt, T.
Godo, Engineer Commander T. Ko-
dachi. Commander ]. Yomamoro.
Lieut.. Com. S. Sato, Paymaster Y.
Mitto. The visitors were officially
received by Rear-Admiral A. H.
Scales, superintendent, and the
ranking onicers on duty at the Ma
val Academy.
Mrs. w. c. Dyson and Mrs, John
K. Richards, sr. of Washington, are
visiting Mrs. Richards son, Cant
John K. Richards, jr.. U. s. N. ana
Mrs. Richards. Kansas City, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil II. Cumminrs
OF winchester, Mass, announce tba
engagement of their daughter. Miss
Ruth Cummings. to Paul II. Rurton
OF Torrington, Conn. Miss Cumm-
ings Is a graduate of weIIesIsv
class Of 1915, and served as re
tpns eOnstruction aide In occupational
tnerapy IN the Walter Reed Hospi-
Mr.. Buxton is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles H. Buxton, of Paisley
Park, Dorchester. He is a graduats
OF Technology. class of 1915 and
served overseas as a lieutenant in
the aircraft section of the Ordnance
Department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Conradi.
have returned from a visit in a.
Louis. where they went for tbe
wedding of Miss Julia Kobuscb and
Edmund c. Donk.
Mrs. Charles Wood will go IN
Baltimore today to make an address
before a meeting Of the Junior Any
iliary OF the McAn Mission TO
France TO be held at the home Of
Miss Grace Winchester Fisher. Mrs.
Wood will tell of the work done by
the mission In the devastated area
anu OF the cafeteria conducted in
Paris for working girls.