Evening star., 1920-06-26
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ambassador OF Japan and
Nine. Shidehara. who ieft

"HE ambassador OF Japan and
Nine. Shidehara. who LETT
Washington for New York to
/ spend the week end, Will to-
day be among the guests at the SUM
mer home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A.
Vanderlip, at Scarborough-on-th
Hudson, when they will entertain the
Japanese society. A play, "Urashima''
will be given in the private play
house by Japanese students OF CO.
lumbis. University.
Prince and Princess Radziwell, who
spent the winter and spring In WASH
Iington, are now in New York at the
Plaza.
Former Solicitor General Alexander
c. King, who has just been appointed
to the circuit bench. and Mrs. King
are now at their home at Flat ROCK
N c., to remain until autumn.
Mrs Baul E. johnson has opened her
cottage at Monterey, Pa. for the sum
mer, and Mr.. johnson will follow his
custom of joining her there as, frequent
ly as possible.
Their daughter, Mrs. C. c. Todd, has
Joined her husband, Lieut. Commander
Todd, at Newport, and will remain there
for the rest Of the season.
Invitations have been received here
from Mr. and Mrs. William Howard
Taft for the marriage of their only
daughter Helen Heron. to MIR. Fred
erick Johnson Manning. on Thursday.
July Is, in the Murray Bay Church, at
Murray Bay, Canada. The ceremony
will b.. followed by a breakfast Many
of their old friends in Washington have
received invitations. and a number Of
them will go to the wedding.
Kutx-RQss Engagement.
Col. Charles W. Kutz. Engineer
Commissioner. and Mrs. Kutz an
nounce the engagement of their
daughtsr. Marian Elizaheth. to Capt.
Lewis Tenney Ross, Corps OF Engi-
neers. U. s, A.. Capt. Ross is a son of
Maj. Tenney Ross and grandson of
the late Me-. John w. Ross, for many
years Commissioner of the District
tof Columbia q ,.'
Anpouncemsnt Of the engagement
was ma made E last nigh. z. a family din.
not announced. Members of the
party. which also celebrated the
twenty-ffth wedding anniversary of
Col and Mrs. Kutz, were: Maj. and
Mrs Ross and Miss Betsy Ross. par
ents and sister of Capt Ross; Mrs.
Emily Kutz and Miss Briner of Read
ing, Pa, grandmother and great-aunt
of Miss Kutz; Capt. and Mrs. Wilson
'G. Bingham, brotheg-in law and sister
of Miss Kutz, who celebrated the first
anniversary of their own wedding on
June IS, and NF. Frederick Owen,
uncle of Mrs. Charles w. Kntz.
Capt and Mrs. C. c. Calhoun left
Washington yesterday for San Fran
cisco. where they will join Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Nixon of New York, for conven-
ton week.
Miss Marguerite Simonds, daughter
Of Mrs Calhoun, sailed last week for
England, to make a series of visits.
Mr. and Mrs. R H. Johnston will re-
turn to Washington Monday from OF
tawa Beach, Mich, where Mr.. Johnston
has taken a prominegtr RArt in the ses-
sions Of a oonventiee Of sepslaeers.
Mrs. John Lewis Smith and Miss
Mary Amber Smith wiH leave wednes-
day for New York, where they will
visit for two weeks before going to
Springdale, N. J..tfor the remainder of
the summer.
The marriasa e Miss Marie childs
IeachmsR xts kr. Jesse Douglas
lied Wednesd az %sysnine 8 Trinity
Episcopal Church.; Manassas, the rec
tor, Rev. Alexander -sSttzrt = Gibson,
offioiating. The Ghureh.; vas effec-,
lively decorated With whits roses and
garlands of geysEgyesns.7 Robert r.
Foley, jr-, of sWRryentpn, sang sat
Dawnins," .accoHipahi led BY Miss. Julia
Willcoxon Lewis, 4wsalo played Sths
wedding mpsiG,'.s /, i .
The BRIDE who wes escorted by her
father, Mr..Jphn Pend
entered thes Church. ,ts 4the strains OF
She was attended BY her sister, Mrs
Allen Laws Oliver, OF. Cape Girardeau
Mo-, as matrqn Of hqnor, and four
bridesmaids. Miss LILLIAN Lewis
Leachman, sister of the bride; Miss