The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-30
Dinner Tomorrow Night viii
Mark Birthday Of Emperor
Of Japan.
TO RECEIVE IN MORNING
Official Will Return to Washing
ton This Evening From
Shadow Lawn.

Tho Japanese Amba ssador Aimaro
Sato, will entertain members OF tho
embassy staff at dinner tomorrow cvcn-
ing at his residence in X street in ceie-
hration OF the birthday anniversary Of
the Emperor of Japan. The day will
he marked by n reception I'm the morn
ing to members of the staff and Japan
csc residents in Washington at which
Mr.. Sato will be host.
The ambassador will return to WASH
ington this evening from Shadow Lawn.
where he was presented to the Prcsi-
dent today with the same formality
which would have been observed at tho
White House. He was accompanied to
Shadow Lawn by the counselor OF the
embassy, Mr.. Tanaka the military at
tache, Major Mizumachi. and the secrc-
They were Joined In New York by VIII
liam Phillips. Third Assistant Secretary
OF Slate, who presented the amba ssa dor
TO the President. The trip was made in
~ special car.
This Is perhaps the first time an am
bassador has presented his credentials
10 tho President except at the White
House.
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Miss Charlotte Campbell has cards
out Tor u bridge party at the Washing
ton Club November II. at 3 o'clock, to
meet Mrs. Marion.
Mrs. y. c. Brooks. of Washington, has
received word OF the birth of n dsNigh-
ter to her son-in-law and daughter,
Passed Assistant Surgeon Lucius War
rem Johnson. Z. s. ~, at Agana, Guam,
October Is. Mrs. Johnson. who was for
1nerly Miss Margaret Brooks. made her
debut In Washington several seasons
before her marriage. She IL a sister OF
Mrs Holcombe. wife OF Lieut. Henry
Holcombe. U. S. A.,
Plans Music Series.
Mrs George Peabody Eustis has ar
ranged a series of chamber music con-
Ccrts TO he given at the Playhouse No
rember q. January 3. January %. and
March II. at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
The proceeds will be given for the bene-
~ Of Emergency Hospital. tho Home
Mrs. Eustis. who is a pianist of great
distinction, will take part in each pro-
gram and will have with her the IA
mouse Boston Quartet or some Of its
gram will be given by Mrs. Eustis and
SYLVAN -Noack. violinist. and will in
clude a violin and piano sonata by Mar
dni, a Schumann sonata. opus 1O5. for
the violin and piano. and a Franck con-
a'a' also for violin and piano.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Bergazin. announce
tho engagement of their daughter Fan
ME to Louis Jacobs. Both Mr. Jacobs
and Miss Bergazin are Neutrality-suspicious..
Il
Announce Birth of Son.
Cards have reached Washington from
San Jose. Costa Rica, announcing the
birth of daughter. Maria Christina, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Valentine, Sep
TENDER 16 Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine spen,
Two winters In Washington, where they
entertained extensively and made many
N fri dab tENa
Mrs. McClelland Barclay has arrived
in Washington from Detroit to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. McClellanu.
merly Miss Mamie McCleliand Mr..
and Mrs Barclay will move shortly to
Chicago from Detroit, where they have
made their home since their marriage
last spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hay. who have
been at Newbury. y. H.. have gone TO
New York for a short stay.
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Mrs. Jaccard Leaving.
Mrs. Walter Jaccard, who has been
visiting her brother-in-Iaw and sister,
Lieut.. and Mrs. F. G. Blasdel L. S. N.
has returned to her home In Kansas
city, Mo. Lieutenant and Mrs. Blasdel.
who have been living at the Cairo for
about year. have moved to the On
tarto
Mrs. Charles T. Menoher left Fort
.Myert this week to join her husband,
Colonel Menoher, at Eagle Pass. Tex.
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Mrs. Hannah Hitchings and her
daughters, the Misses Hitchngs. who
passed the summer at Gloucester, Mass,
have returned to Washington and OPEN
ed their home in S street for the win
ter
Mrs. Archibald Oracle gave luncheon
yesterday at her residence in Sixteenth
street
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Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mitman returned
10 Washington last week from their
wedding trip. and are at their apart
ment at 17O6 T street. Their marriage
took place on October !. Mrs. Mitman
e was formerly Miss Doris Dawson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Mckay. OF Stearns,
Va, have taken an apartment in the
Connecticut for the winter.
Mrs. Able Returns.
Mrs. Edward Able. formerly of this
city, and her mother. Mrs. Duncan,
have come to Washington and have
taken an apartment at the Wyoming.
Mrs. Able has been travelling for about
three years.
s.
Major and Mrs. William Mitchell are
passing the weekend at Old Point Com
fort. Va,
Capt. and Mrs. Harry n. Cootes are
spending week in New York.
Col. and Mrs. George Downey will be
hosts at dinner at the Chevy Chase
Club on Saturday evening, November 4.
Nine. Filippo Camperio, who had
planned to sail Saturday aboard the Ro-