Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-27
The Minister of Switzerland Re
eeived by President This Aft
ernoon at White House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson to En-
terrain japanese Mission We'd
nesday Evening.

The newly appointed minister of
Switzerland, DR.. Jean Adolphe Sulzer,
presented his credentials to the Presi-
dent this afternoon at the White House
The minister and Nine Sulzer, now
at the Shoreham, are looking for
suitable residence, as they will not oc-
cupy the former legation, which has
been given over entirely to the Office
staff.
Mr. and Mrs LarZ Anderson will en-
tertain at dinner Wednesday evening
in honor of viscount Ishii and the mem
bers of the Japanese mission.
Commander Charles c. Marsh, Q. S.
N and Mrs Marsh will entertain Rear
Admiral Takeshita and the naval at
taches of the Japanese mission at din
ner tonight in their charming, old
home on Indiana avenue, which, as
the longtime residence of Mrs Marsh's
father, the late Rear Admiral Robley D.
Evans, is truly a treasure house Of
Japanese works of art and historic
relics.
The sight of the Stars and Stripes
with the flag of Japan will greet the
company on entrance, and the color
scheme of the table will, in compliment
to the guests of honor. be in red and
white Commander and Mrs. Marsh,
from their years of residence in Japan,
are already well known to the mem
bers of the mission, with whom they
can exchange the courtesies of the
evening in their own tongue, as can
several of the guests asked to meet the
mission.
Commander and Mrs Franck TAYLOR
Evans have come from Newport for
this evenings dinner, and, with Capt
Duckworth Ford of the British army,
are visiting Commander and AIRS.
Marsh.
Senator James D. Phelan entertained at
brilliant dinner last evening in honor
of Mr.. Andre Tardieu head of the French
high commission and other members of
the commission.
The guests included Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge. Senator and Mrs. Francis c.
Newlands. Senator and Mrs Peter Goelet
Gerry, Senator Frederick Hale, Mr. F.
De5ean. acting counselor of the French
embassy, NJ Edouard de Billy, Mr.
Franklin Bouiilon. the newly appointed
ambassador to Japan, and Mrs Roland
s. Morris, Mrs. Augustus Gardner, Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Cary T. Grayson, Mrs
van kaathoyen Of Los Angeles. Miss
hitchcock. Miss Gladys Hinckley Miss
Amy Bennett and Miss Josephine Patten.
The newly appointed ambassador 10
Japan and Mrs. Roland S. Morris left
washington this morning for a twenty-
Iour,hour stay at their home in Phila-
delphia.
They will return here tomorrow to
attend the reception to be given by the
Secretary Of State and Mrs LANSING
Tor the members Of the Japanese mis-.
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Logan win
leave Washington the latter part of
the week for New York where they will
make short stay at the Ritz-Carlton.
Brig. Gen. Henry Jervey. u S. A.,
VINO. on the 18th. arrived at the Wash
1nston barracks as post commander,
vas nro honored the following day. by a
Camp Fremont, Cal. Mrs. Jervey will
remain at the Washington barracks
until II is decided whether or not
Camp Fremont<will be moved to North
Carolina. when she will Join her hus-
band The departure of Gen. and Mrs.
Jeryey from the barracks is a matter
OF general regret. as preparati tons for
honorfng them at a series of enter
tainments were in progress when. to-
gether with the welcome news of Gen.
.Jeryey's promotion, came the most
unwelcome one of their speedy de-
parture-
The marriage of Lieut. Harry Hodges
Semres. U. s. n. to Miss Juanita B.
Hopkins. took place Saturday in San
Antonio, Tex. Lieut.. Semrnes is the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander H.
Semmes of this city. Mrs. Semmes has
gone to San Antonio to see her son be-
fore he sails for France.
Mr. and Mrs Schuyler Warren had
luncheon for Cardinal Gibbons yes
terday at their summer home at Sea-
bright. n. ]. Other guests were the
Marquis and Marchioness of Aberdeen,
Bishop ID. ]. OConnell of Richmond.
Va: Mr.. T. P. O'Connor. Miss Alice Per-
kins and Mr.. and Mrs Robert wiIber-
force Cardinal Gibbons will end his
stay on the coast today and return to
Baltimore, Nd
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Uriel Sebree
are entertaining at Sea Breeze. their
home at Coronado. Cal. Admiral Sc
bree's brother and his wife. Judge and
Mrs. Frank Sebree of Kansas City The
day before the arrival of their guests
Mrs. Sebree broke her arm in a fall. This
accident materially changed the plans
which had been made by Admiral and
Mrs. Sebree for the entertainment OF
their guests. which included an ex-
tended automobile trip through the
state and a soJourn at the Yosemite
Instead Of which the two weeks OF