The Washington times., 1920-03-05

ton Bayly. Justice Days daughter
in-law, Mrs. Rufus Day. Is his hostess.
Mrs. Williams. who IL talented
violinist. will play on Monday even
ing at the Ohio Society's meeting at
Rauschers and will be assisted by
Mrs. George Peabody Eustis at the
plano.
Edwin v. Morgan. American Am
bassador TO Brazil. Is at the 81.
Regis Hotel. New York. and will sail
shortly for his post by way OF Eng
land.
Prince AlIiata di Montereale, former
charge d'affaires OF the Italian
embassy. has completed a visit In
Florida and Is at the Rits-Cariton
Hotel, New York. TO remain until he
sails for Rio de Jsneiro to be charge
d'anaires OF the Italian embassy 10
Brazil.
8. Fufuyes, consul general FOR
Japan in Canada, has been trsnsfeg-
red from Ottawa to Washington and
will succeed katsuji Debucchi as
counselor OF the Japanese embassy.
Mr.. Debuchi has como TO Berlin 10
serve as charge d'affaires OF the eoi-
.bsssy there until the arrival OF the
Japanese ambassador TO Germany,
Mr.. Hicki
Mrs, William A. III. Burden and Miss
Ruth Twombly will come from New
York next week TO be guests OF Hen
ry White,
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell Steward, Of
New York and Grasslands, Goshen. N.
h.. n1ment q 7
their daughter. Miss katherine u.
Steward, to Hsllett johnson, OF the
American diplomatic service. who now
is attached to the State Department
here. Mr.. Johnson's diplomatic serv-
ice has taken him to London and he
also has served In Chile. China and
Turkey. He has been with the State
Department two years.
Miss Stewards family has been
prominent In society many years. Her
mother is a sister OF Governor X. Liv-
ingston Beeckman, OF Rhode Island
The wedding will take place in May
ct the country place OF Mr., and Mrs
Steward in Goshen.
Congregational Club Reception.
Mrs. Francis G. Newlands, Mrs.
Truman II. Newberry. Mrs. AISLE J.
Gronna, and Mrs. Warren G.. Harding
have been asked to pour tea at the
weekly reception at the Congress
stonal Club this afternoon. The
guests of honor will be Elizabeth
Reside, soprano, and Robert ii. Flag
Ter, pianist, who will give recital at
o'clock. Mr. Flagler. who is not
only a pianist OF note, but composer
well known in the world Of music,
Is a nephew OF Senator William u.
Calder.
The ladies who will assist in the
dining room are: Mrs. Victor Muir
dock, Mrs Luther w. Mott, Mrs.
George II. Moses, Mrs. Martin A. Nor
William w. Hastings, Mrs. John w.
uarreld, Mrs. LiNdley II. Hadley, Mrs.
Eugene Hale, Mrs. Guy L. Hardy,
Mrs. John r. Nolan, Mrs. Samuel j.
Nichols, Mrs. Cleveland \. Newton,
and Mrs. Adolphus L. Nelson.
Mrs. william Nelson Taft, OF Phila-
delphia, Is the guest for a few days
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
.. Carusi. She came on TO meet her
brother in-law and sister. Capt. and
Mrs. George Barry Dobyns, who are
returning to Washington after hav-
ing oeen stationed IN Hohoiulu lor
some time. They are accompanied by
their two babies. After "a visit to
Mr. and Mrs. Carusi, Capt. and Mrs.
Dobyns will so to Camp Eustis, Va.
for station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold S. Wells. of
Scranton. Pa, arrived yesterday at
the Shoreham for few days visit
The marriage OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wells
took place on February 20 i'll All
Saints Church. Chevy Chase. The
bride was formerly Miss Ruth Ander-