The Washington herald., 1915-05-27

| Inc secretary OF STATE, MI BFydr
was host at luncheon yesterday a
his residence in Calumet place in homo
iof the delegates to the Pan-America
Financial Congress from Gautemala
Honduras. Nicaragua. Uruguay. an
Venezuela. The guests included tn
Secretary of War. the Vice Presiden
of Salvador. Mr.. Cordova. Mr.. Arizona
Mr.. Cosio. the Attorney General. tn
Assistant Secretary OF State. John E
Osborne. Mr.. Anderson. Charles Ham
lin. the Minister of Paraguay. MI
Suay. the Minister of Uruguay. MI
Ocana, DR.. Tara. Mr.. Higginson. Mr.
A. \. Adee. Mr.. Francisco Yanes. Mr.
Alzamora. Mr.. Cuadra. Mr.. White. Mr.
Feraud. Mr.. Herrara, Mr.. Acevedo. Mr.
RincOnes. Mr.. Lara. Mr.. Aguilar. DR.
Rowe. Mr.. Strauss. and Mr.. Forth.
| The Secretary of State and Mrs
Bryan entertained at a reception yes
terday afternoon in the charming
garden Of their residence in Calumet
place in honor of the Honorable Com.
, mercial Commission of China. who ar.
rived in Washington yesterday morn.
ing. The Minister of China and Nine
Shah received with the Secretary and
Mrs. Bryan. and assisting were the
members of the Cabinet and their
wives and officials of the State Depart
mcnt and their wives. A number OF
banners were used in the garden. which
is massed with lovely flowers and
shrubs. and there was music through
out the afternoon.
The Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. w. G. McAdoo have taken a cot
mer.
The Secretary of the Navy, Mr.
Daniels. will return today from Will
mington. n. c., where he went to make
an address.
The Secretary of Commerce. Mr.. Red
field. entertained at luncheon yesterday
in honor of the Chinese commercial
delegates. who arrived in Washington
yesterday morning Among the guests
were Mr.. I.im-Bak Chan, of Canton; Mr..
Cheng-Hsun Chang. of Shanghai; Mr..
Shtng-Chen. of Pekin: Mr.. Ii Chi Chu,
MIR. Yen Pei HuanS. Mr.. Sing-MinS
kunS. Mr.. James II. Lee, all of Shang-
hal: Mr.. Huan-Yi Lang, of Changsha:
chao-Hsin Plan. of Tientsin: Mr.. s. c.
Thomas SEE. of Tientsin; Mr.. Kwoong
Wong. of Hankow; Mr.. Chat Chang Woo,
of Pekin: Mr. u. T. X. Woo. of Hanyang:
Mr.. CHA Yu. of Nantungschow; Mr..
Hsien Yu. of Tengchi: Mr.. David 4. T.
fui. of Shanghai: Mr.. Ying-MinG Chans.
Mr.. Ming Tuan Siao, Mr.. An-Tung
kung. Mr.. William Phillips. Third Assis-
tant Secretary of State; Mr.. Wilbur J.
Carr, director of the consular service.
Department of State; Mr.. Robert r.
Rose. foreign trade adviser, Department
of State: Mr. William B. Fleming. for
eiGn trade adviser. Department of State:
Postmaster General Burleson, Secretary
I hD,. L.,
lister of China; Mr.. Yung Kwai. counselor.
Chinese Legation: Mr.. Edwin F. Sweet
Assistant Secretary of Commerce: Mr..
Edward \. Brand. acting chief. Bureau
of Foreign and Domestic Commerce; MIR.
Frank r. Rutter, assistant chief, Bureau
of Foreign and Domestic Commerce:
Mr.. Willard Straight, president, American
Asiatic Association: Mr.. Alba B. John
son. president. American Manufacturers
Export Associa ton; Mr.. John II. Fahey,
president, Chamber of Commerce of the
United States: Mr.. Elliot Fl. Goodwin |
secretary. Chamber of Commerce |
Of the United States; DIR. Clarence ]. Ow-
Ems, secretary. Southern Commercial Con-
sress; Mr.. Edwin c. Brandenburg. presi- !
lent. Washington Board of Trade. Mr.. |
e. j. GOckeler, general secretary. WASH
ngton Board of Trade: Mr.. Robert NJ.
Harper, president. Washington Chamber
IF Commerce; Mr.. Thomas Grant, sec
retary Washington Chamber of COM
nerce: Mr.. +. T. Williams. chief of divi-
sion of Far Eastern Affairs. Department
IF State: Mr.. John B. Densmore, solicit |
or. Department of Labor; Mr.. E. c.
Porter. commercial agent. Bureau of
Foreign and Domestic Commerce: Mr.. |
isaac Cans. and all of the Chinese dele |
Gates and the official representatives ac-
the commission.
Mrs. Knox Taylor. of High Bridge. !
:. Y. is spending several days at the !
Mrs. c. Herrera. of New York. and J
frs. s Mcleod. of New York. are at /
he Shorcham for several days.
Rear Admiral MCGOWAN entertained |
t a luncheon at the Shoreham yester-
ay.
The Chinese Minister and Nine. Shah
ntertaned the Chinese commercial dele
ates informally at dinner last evening.
'oniGht they will he hosts at a brilliant
eception in honor of the distinguished
isitors.
Assistant secretary ot the Treasury
nd Mrs. Andrew J. Peters were hosts
t a dinner OF thirty covers last evening
{ their residence in Woodley lane. in
onor of the delegates to the Pan-Ameri-
an financial congress from Argentina
nd Bolivia
Gen. Edward V O'Bricn will entertain
I dinner this evening in the red room of
ne Willard in honor OF the minister of
nance or Uruguay. Senior Pedro Casio.
nd the Uruguayan delegation to the
n-Amcrican financial conference.
Miss Norma c. Kleindt and Miss
live Falson. of the Colonial School. 5
1tertained a party of their classmates
luncheon at the Shoreham yesterday.
he other guests at the luncheon were '
RS. James L. FaIsom. Miss Jessie g.
ruman. Miss Ruth Pierson. Miss
iriam Williams, Miss Dorothy Geor-
en-. Miss Edna kolmann. Miss Fran
= Williams. Miss Agnes Piper. and
ISIS Catherine Matcham.
Mr.. and Mrs Victor Kaufman were
,sts at a dinner of twenty covers last
'ening at the Chevy Chase Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Kaufman have post
med their trip to the Pacific Coast until c
lie autumn. and will spend the summer !
their summer home. Camp Percy, in
e White Mountains. They expect to '
ave Washington about the middle of
Inc and make the trip to New Hamp- /:
lire by motor.
The Misses Peachy have as their guest
cir sister, Mrs. Beatty, wife of Rear
imiral Frank Beatty.
Mrs Hunt Slater will leave Washing |
l.