The Washington times., 1929-03-06
With ItDO Enjoys in This Country
China Is NOU Sans Minister

DR.. SEE Out Of Official
Picture; DR.. WI Has
Not Yet Received Gre
dentials
With DR.. Alfred Sao7Ke
SEE, sometime China'S Minis
ter to the United States, Of
ficially out Of the picture
!. and DR.. c. G. WI, the repre-
/ sentative of ths new Ma
| tionalist government, not yet
!. in, DR.. Yung Kwai, coun-
/ selor Of the Chinese Lega-
/ ton, is serving as charge
l d'affaires.
/ Waits Credentials
1 Dr.. WI, son Of that pictur-
, esdue personage, WI Ting Fang.
long his country's representative
/ IN Washington, is In town, Of
/ course, and has been for several
weeks. But his credentials have
not vet arrived, and until they
are formally presented to the
!! new President the Government
can't do business with DR.. Wu.
Neither can it have any official
dealings with DR.. See, still IN
! thik country, because he has
taken his official leave prepara-
tory to sailing about April ! to
take up his new duties as
Chinese Minister to the Court
Of Sc. James. So DR.. Yung
Kwai, who has been at the lega..
ton ever since he was graduated
from Yale University, viii ham
die China's relations with the
United States until DR.. Wu's
papers arrive from China.
Take Root
Meanwhile DR.. and Nine. WI
are lingering at Wardman Park
Hotel while the Chinese Lega'
fion is being made ready for
them, DR.. and Nine. SEE are
holiday making in Atlantic City
for the moment, but will return to
washington for q short visit be-
fore sailing for England.
Married to an American woman,
Miss Mary Burnham, of Bridge
port. Conn, DR.. Yung Kwai, .
man of intellect and great culti-
vatToIi, seems to have taken root
very successfully in this country.
His sons and daughters were all
educated here-the youngest, Mar.
ina, ID now at Bryn MaWr-and
have settled down among us exs
cept for one daughter, Gertrude.
who Is now living in China. She
is married to Harry Tong, q
brother Of Nine. SEE, whose court
Ing Of this pretty maid was done
while he was attached to- the le-
CATION in washington.
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/ For Envey
The British Ambassador and
Lady Isabella Howard are the
guests IN whose honor the Com
rnercial Secretary of the British
Embassy and Mrs. Leander Nc
Cornnick- -Goodhart will entertain
at dinner this evening. Sir Esme
! and Lady Isabella Howard are
just emerging from period of
|. ,7SHe1l1rnii1k.
The Minister of Panama and
Sonora De AlfarO will entertain
at dinner this evening.
Mrs. Henry r. Dineck will en-.
&ertain at dinner tonight in honor
Of Count and Countess Luigi di
Etant Ella.
Major and Mrs. Parker West
will entertain at dinner this eveing
IN their quarters at the Soldiers
Home.
70 Visit
Mrs. Carl r. Vrooman will arrive
from her home in Illinois within a
1GW Sa U1yS W JOAAA VAAs NANOA44Ahb
who IL here engaged in work for
| farm relief. The latter was As.
4 sistant Secretary Of Agriculture
during the Wilson Administration
and since has continued his pre-
occupation with agricultural inter-
ests. Mr.. Vrooman is staying at
the Cosmos Club until the arrival
OF Mrs. Vrooman.
Mrs. Vrooman. is a daughter of
the late Mrs. Matthews T. Scott
and a sister Of Mrs. Charles s.
Bromwell, who made her home IN
Washington for several years, oc.
cupying the house 81 1915 @ ST.,
which she sold to the former
American Ambassador to Argen-
tina ana Mrs. Peter Augustus
jay a year or, two ago. Before
that the house was leased to the
Egyptian government for its lega-
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