The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-09-03
Lsm to Dine
Quietly With
Sato Tonight

viscount Ishii, chief OF the Japan
ese mission. will dine informally
with the japanese ambassador. Mr..
sato, this evening. viscount Ishi and
other members OF the mission will go
to Newport on September 1s, to re-
main two days.
The purpose of their visit IL to
place 4 wreath on the grave of Com
modore Matthew Calbraith Perry.
who had SO large a share In opening
Japan to the newer world They will
be welcomed by GOV. r. Living
ston Beeckman. and among those who
will entertain in their honor are
Capt and Mrs Perry Belmont. who
have returned to Belcourt after q
short stay in Washington.
Vice Admiral Takeshita, head OF
the naval section of the mission, will
be the guest of honor at a dinner
which Capt Kichisaburo Nomura,
naval attaehe Of the Japanese en-
bassy, is giving this evening at
Rauscher's. The twenty-four guests
will include members of the mission.
of the embassy star and q number OF
prominent American naval officers.
Miss Julia A. Meyer. daughter Of
former Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. George Won L Meyer. and her
hance, CheValier Giuseppe Brambilla.
counselor OF the Italian embassy.
whose marriage will take place next
month. are guests Of Capt. and Mrs.
Perry Belmont at Belcourt, their
Newport, villa
The Minister Of Switzerland and
Nine. sulzer will take possession
about September Is Of the residence.
1915 Massachusetts avenue. which
they have leased from Judge and
MrG william Bailey Lamar. The
Minister and Nine. Sulzer are now at
the shoreham, the legation in Tillyer
place having been given over entirely
to offices.
Mrs. J. Borden Hartman returned
to Washington last evening after a
series OF visits in Newport, Saratoga,
and Boston She spent the time in
Boston in connection with her work
for the women in industry under the
women's advisory committee of the
Council OF National Defense.
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Mrs Breckenridge Long. wife Of the
Third Assistant Secretary of State, |
VIII leave Washington tomorrow for |
Hot Springs, Va Later she win go to |
the seashore for short stay, return
ing to Washington about October I.
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Mrs. Albert Gleaves and Miss Eve
lima Gleaves, wife and daughter Of |
Rear Admiral Gleayss. are members !
Of the Washington colony at Turner'S |
Tavern, Bethlehem. N. H. Mrs. Mar
garita spaulding Gerry and Con-
gresham and Mrs. James +. Burns, I
OF South Carolina, are also at Tur-
ner's Tavern
Rev. Dr.. Merrill E Gates, Of this |
city, former president Of Amherst |
College, filled the pulpit yesterday at |
the Methodist Church in Bethlehem. |
n. II.
Mrs. Marcus Hanna Is with Mr.. and |
Mrs. Bernhard Hoffman in Stock
bridge, Mass.
Mrs. skinner At Beverly.
Mrs. Richard Dana Skinner has
gone to Beverly, Mass. to pass the
remainder Of the summer Mr.. Skin
ner Is with the American Red Cross
IN France.
Senator and Mrs william Calder |
and their family have returned TO |
their winter home In Brooklyn, after |
passing the summer in Spring Lake. |
n. J. ~
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Mildred Bacon EngaEed,
Mr.. and Mrs. L S. Bacon announce |
the engagement Of their daughter. |
MiEs Mildred Bacon. to Lieut. Rich
ard oulAhan, U. 8. R, who completed
the course Of training at the onicers'
Reserve Corps camp at Fort Ayer re-
Gently. Lieutenant OulAhan 10 the |
son Of Richard v. ouIahhl. Washing
ton correspondent Of the New York |
Times. His mother. the late Mrs. |
Oulahan, was formerly Miss Ann Nc |
Gowan, OF Georgetown.
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Mrs.. William p. Fullam and Miss
Rhoda Fullam. wife and daughter OF
Rear Admiral Fullam, U. 8. n, have |
arrived IN New York after q visit to |
friends IN Burlinghams. Cal. Ad-
mIraI FuIlam r. IN command Of the |
Pacific neet
The Rev. DR.. @. Ernest Smith, rec
tor Of st, Thomas' Church. and Miss
Olive Smith have returned TO WASH
InEton after q tour Of the West
Indies.
snSfoa' D, G., for the weak ending Saturday,
RTpt i RyeraRed a. folioWaf Domestic beef,
psSs esats Per pound.-Adxt.