The Washington herald., 1916-10-30
Ambassador Saito to Present
His Credentials to President

Mr.. Airnaro saIto, the new japanese
Ambassador, viii present his credentials
TO the President at Shadow Lawn today.
Mr.. Sato Is the first foreign diplomat to
present his credentials outside Of Wash
ington during this administration. Ac-
companisd by the entire Embassy stan,
the new Ambassador left last evening for
New York and will arrive at Long Branch
this morning.
The Postmaster General will return to
Washington today, accompanied by his
daughter. Miss Lucy Burleson. who has
been the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Richard
Van wyck NsgIey. In Texas. Mr.. Burle-
son has Just completed campaign trip
through the West and South.
rhs Secretary Of Commerce and MrA
Rsdnsld left Washington yesterday for
weeks trip through Ohio, Indiana and
Illinois, where Mr.. Redheld will make
number Of campaign speeches.
TSs rnarrtase Of Miss Gertrude Lob
deu. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs c. z. Lob
den, Of Great Bend, Kan, and Mr.. Ger
vais Lee Berrey, Of Chico, Cal, was
quietly solemnized yesterday morning at
D o'clock at the residence Of the brides
parents In Cleveland Park The cere-
mony wss performed by the Rev. Father
smyth, Of st. AIMS Church, in the pres
sncs Of the immediate family only. The
bride wore her travelling gown Of blue
broadcloth, trimmed with seal, with
becoming hat Of blue velvet and cor
sage bouquet OF Bride roses and lilies OF
The valley
A breakfast followed the ceremony, i'm
naediately after which Mr.. Berrey and his
bride left for q wedding trip. They will
reside In Chico, where Mr.. Berrey Is city
editor Of the Chico Enterprise.
Mrs william Boiling. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wolfe Boiling and Miss Bertha Boiling
visited New York last week, and were
guests at a private musicale given BY
Edwin Farmer and Karl Klein, at the
studio-residsnce OF Joseph Kegnear,. on
Wednesday evening. Later in the week
they returned to Shadow Lawn
Mrz. James NJ sprague, Of Cincinnati
arrived at Washington yesterday for
visit TO Mr and Mrs Wade H Ellis, at
their home IN Massachusetts, avenue.
Miss Janet Richards has returned from
York Harbor. Ne, and will give her nrst
Talk on Public QUESTION: this morning
at 1913 o'clock in the large auditorium
at woodward & Lothrop's. The principal
subjeuts touched upon will be the leading
Issues Of the Presidential campaign and
the startling changes on the European
war fronts during the past six nlonths-
Miss Richards is one Of the best-known
and most popular lecturers in America
and has the largest clientele. Her talks
on current questions are most interesting
events on the social and educational cal
endar Of the fashionable world.
Lieut. Ivy Albert PelEnan VIII Be the
guest Of honor at a dinner rendered to
him at the New Ebbitt Thursday evening
BY twenty-five Of his intimate friends.
Lieut. Pelzman has Just returned from
the border with the Field Hospital Corps
Of the National Guard Of the District
Mr.. and MrA Perry Heath left Wash
ington last evening to spend a week in
New York
Wedding Of interest to society WIN
take place In New York Saturday when
Miss Helen Irving Phillips, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell c. Phillips, OF
New York. vii Be married to Mr.. Mon
roe Van Wart De Mott son Of Mr.. and
Mrs clifford NJ De Mott, Of New
Rochelle and New York. IN ths chapel
OF St. Bartholomew Church The cere-
mony will be performed at o'clock,
and Il 70 be followed by a reception at
the home Of the BRIDES parents IN West
Forty-seventh street
Among inc pdLrOlcBSeb WHO nhNe
scrfbed for boxes and seats at the fash
lon show and dance which opens this
evening at the Ritz-Carlton, in New York,
under the auspices OF the Woman's
American Supply League, Of which MIS-
John Hays Hammond is president are
Mrs Harry Payne Whitney, Mrs.
Charles 2. Hughes, Mrs. James Speyer,
Mrs. Ogden Goelet, Mrs. Henry W. TAFT,
Mrs Thomas ]. Preston, Mrs. Lindley
NJ Garrison, Mrs. Charles Hathaway,
Mrs. John R DreIel, Miss Maude Wet
more, Miss Eliza beth P. Stewart and
Mrs. Charles s. Whitman
Sir Frederick and Lady Williams
Taylor, Of Montreal, Canada, have an
nounced the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Brenda Germaine WnHams-Taylor,
to Mr.. Frank Dun Frazier, Of New York.
Mise Williams-TayloTs father Is the
general manager Of the Bank Of Mon
trsaL Her mother is president Of the
Canadian branch OF the Queens Needle
work Guild, a relief organization form
ed early In the war. Mr.. Frazier Is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pierce
Frazier, Of New York, who are now