Evening star., 1924-07-23

Japan's Charge d,AMaires.
Host to Chinese Visitor.
The charge d'anaires Of Japan, Mr..
Isaburi Yoshida, entertained the for
rer premier Of China, Mr.. LANG
Shih-Yt. and the members of his par
~ At luncheon at the embassy today.
The charge d'affaires Of FraAce and
Nine. de Laboulaye will move from
the house at 1919 Connecticut avenue
which they have occupied since they
came to Washington and. will take
nossession Friday Of Macfolley farm,
the country home of Mr.. and Mrs.
charles Mckenney, on the Brookeville
road. at Forest Glen. Nd. The charge
d'anaires and Nine. de Laboulaye ex-
pect to return to their home In France
for vacation after the Ambassador
and Nine. Jusserand complete their
vacation and are again In Washing
ton.
The charge d'affaires of China, Mr..
Yung Kwai, was host at dinner last
evening in compliment to the dis
tinguished visitor Mr.. LANG Shih-Yi,
entertaining at the legation. In the
company Ioa were charge d'afisires Of
acting secretary Of commerce. Mr..
J. Walter Drake; Senator Selden
p. Spencer, the Assistant Secretary
Of State. Mr.. Leland Harrison; the
Assistant Secretary of the Treas
nry. Mr.. Eliot wadsworth: Mr.. John
OF the State Department. Mr.. Liang
Ting Kai. son of the guest Of honor.
and his two secretaries. Mr.. Ian Chen
Chin and Mr.. Yen PAX Law.
Senator and Mrs. James e. Watson
VIII close their house on Wyoming
avenue Saturday and start for Indi-
ana On their return in September
they Will take possession of the
house at 1908 Sixteenth street, which
they have leased for the coming sea-
son.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Willis Van
Devanter are established in their
Summer home at Parry Sound, On
tario. and will return here at the
end OF September.
The Rt. Rev. James e. Freeman,
D. D., Bishop Of Washington, who
with Mrs. Freeman and their daugh-
ter. Miss Elsie D. Freeman. is spend
ing some weeks at their Summer
homo in Sorrento, Me. is attending to
his ecclesiastic duties while also re-
cetv1ng many social attentions. The
last of this week Bishop Freeman
Sa % i K9 hs to tSo 5ork nt., Harb9r H. Ne where as
Charles c. Glover at Marshall House.
Sunday Is designated as Washington
Cathedral day at York Harbor, and
Bishop Freeman will fill the desk in
cadwalader OF Philadelphia will en-
tertain at lunch at the York Harbor
Country Club for the Bishop
Sunday, August 8. Bishop Freeman
VIII be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry White at Elm Court" Lenox,
ana Will speak in Trinity Church.
Mr.. James r Mann, widow Of the
late Representative from Illinois. has
gone TO Stockbridge, Mass, where she
II at the Red Lion Inn.
Former United States Ambassador
to France and Mrs Hugh Campbell
are at the Ritz-Carlton for a few
days.
Former United States Ambassador
host at dinner last evening at the
Rttx-Carlton In New York, having as
his guests Count Anton Sigray and
MI. and Mrs. Julian NJ. Gerard.
Tho newly appointed counselor Of
the United States embassy IN Rome,
Mr.. George T. Summerlin. is in New
York preparatory to sailing Saturday
aboard the Leviathan for his new
post Mr.. Summerlin spent a short
time in Washington last week. com
ing from Mexico City. where he has
been charge d'atfaires Of the United
States. He spent the week end in
Atlantic City.
Tho naval attache of the Italian en-
bassy and Contessa Sonmatt di Nom
bello are expected to return this eve.
ming from New York, where they have
spent q few days at the Rftz-Carlton.
Mrs Robert Love Taylor has closed
her house on Woodley road and ac-
companied by her children has gone