The Washington herald., 1917-08-31

! Lou Oomir MlchailOYltch, the speaker
and Mrs. Champ Clark. Senator Will
ard Salisbury. Senator Henry Cabot
Lodge. Senator James A. Phelan,
| Senator Knox, Mrs. James r. Mann,
wife of the leader of the minority
in the House; Representative Henry
d. Flood, Mr.. Colville Barclay.
counselor Of the British Embassy;
Mr.. William Phillips, Assistant Sec
retary OF State; Mr.. Frank Lyon Polk,
4 Counselor of the State Department;
! the Third Assistant Secretary of State
/ and Mrs. Breckenridge Long, Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. James A. Irons. Capt
and Mrs. Marsh, Mr.. and Mrs. Rams
ford S. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
b. Ruddock, the Ambassador to
| Japan. and Mrs. Roland S. Morris. OF
Philadelphia; Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Benson. Mrs. Hugh L. Scott, Mr.. and
Mrs. Larz Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Belmont, Mr.. and Mrs. FREQ,
| erick II. Chaplin. Capt. and Mrs. Ed
ward w. Eberle. Mrs. F. B. Moran.
Mr.. Vance Mccormick, Mr.. Ed
ward N. Hurley, Mr.. Francis B.
Loomis. Hon. Charles S. Hamlin, Mr..
John Barrett. Mr.. Douglas L. Dun
bar; Admiral Takeshita. Gen. Sugano,
Mr.. Matsuzo Nagai, Capt. Ando, /.
! j. N; Col. Tanikawa, /. J. A: Nj,
Masanao Hanihara, consul general at
s. F.: Mr.. Tadanao Imai, vice consul:
/ Mr.. Giro OwakU, all members of tn,
I special Japanese mission, and Mr.,
] Tanaka, counselor; Capt. Nomura,
naval attache; Lieut.. Col. Mizumichl.
| military attache; Commander Viscount
! Hotta, assistant naval attache; Mr..
/ Fu1h, second secretary and Nine.
| Full; Mr.. Saito and Mr.. Nuida.
/ third secretaries, Mr.. Iwata, and Mr..
Shiratori, attaches. all of the en-
/ bassy stan.
The large ballroom was used for the
/ reception, and flowers, palms and ferns
were placed to form q BACKGROUND
for the receiving line. while the flags
4 Of Japan and America and all the
allied nations literally lined the walls
| from floor to ceiling. A long table
with huge clusters Of flowers placed
at intervals, ran the entire length OF
one side Of the ballroom, and from
it refreshments were served. An ORCH
estra played both for the dinner and
! reception.
: A particularly large contingent of
army and navy people were present,
the uniforms of the men being al
Il
OF the women
Nine. Miura, the Japanese prima
I donna, gave a program of song which
brought forth many encores, her beau
! tiful voice having been heard on sew
eral occasions before. Mrs. Frank
Keys accompanied Mime. Miura on tue
piano.
| Senator and Mrs. Newlands enter
| tanned large company at dinner last
/ evening to meet Mr.. Tardieu, head
OF the French high commission, and
! they later accompanied most of their
guests to the reception given by Mr..
Sato for Viscount Ishii
I The Italian Ambassador, Count di
Cellere, and the American Aviation
Corps were entertained at luncheon
I Wednesday at the Willard by the rep
resentatives of the Italian Aviation
Corps The party was given in the
Presidential suite, and the table deco
/ rations were of red, white and green,
the Italian colors. The guests were IN
addition to the Amba ssador. Gen.
George o. Squier, Gen. P. Tozzi, Gen.
E. Guglielmotti, Mai. Leslie MacDill,
Mai. R. Perfetti, Admiral Taylor. Col.
! L. Tozzi, Col Charles NICK. Saltz-
man, Capt. c. Tappi. Capt. l.. Van
nutelli, Lieut.. 2. H. La Guardia, Lieut..
NJ. vaIlerini, Lieut. Adamoli, Lieut..
Resnati, Lieut. F. Vezzani, Lieut.. A.
Testani, Lieut.. s. Damico. Mr.. Mont
gomery. Mr.. Deeds, Mr.. Cable. Mr..
| A. Baldioli, Mr.. A. Pomilie. Mr.. A.
Pomilie. jr. and Mr.. Diffen.
Mrs. Robert L. Owen and Miss
/ Dorothea Owen, wife and daughter of
Senator Owen, have returned to
/ Washington, Mrs. Owen from New
| York, where she spent several days,
Z and Miss Owen from a visit to friends
on Lake Champlain and Long Island.
Mr.. Lawrence Townsend. ST., former
minister to Portugal and Belgium. has
gone to New York to join his son,
| Lieut.. Lawrence Townsend, jr.,
u. S. n. who is spending a short
time there. The engagement of Lieut..
Townsend and Miss Ina Claire was
announced in the spring.
Lieut.. and Mrs. John Howard
\ Hoover will entertain Miss Marie Eu-
genia Smith and Lieut.. Comdr. Hollis
| Taylor Winston, L. S. N, and their
/ wedding party at dinner tonight in
their quarters at the Navy Yard. The
wedding will take place on Saturday.
Miss Mary Barbour Walker. for
! merly of Washington. and Edward
! Lyndon, Of Augusta. Ga, were mar
| ried on Tuesday in New York They
had expected to have a large we'd
ding in the autumn, and invitations
were being prepared, but the date of
the ceremony was advanced when the
brides mother. Mrs. Barbour Walker
decided to start for France within a
few days to work with the American
Red Cross. Mrs. Walker is a Wash
ingtonian and was for several years
principal of the Cathedral School for
Girls. She resigned to assist Bishop
Brent in his work in the Philippines.
or late she and her daughter have
been living in New York.
The wedding Of Miss Walker and
Mr.. Lyndon was very simple, the cere-
! mony taking place in the st. Ambrose
Chapel of the Cathedral of st. John
the Divine. The brides uncle, the
Rev. DR.. Livingston Rowe Schuyler,
( officiated. A small reception followed
I at Mrs. Walkers apartment. Mr..
. Lyndon and his bride are now making
a honeymoon trip through New Eng
land.
The marriage OF Miss Agnes Beau
chard williams. daughter of Mrs.
Williams, OF Annapolis. and the
late DIR. Elijah Williams. of Anne
; Arundel County, and Mr.. Karl John
I Lundelius. of Philadelphia, will take
place at st. Anne's Church, Annapo-
lis, tomorrow afternoon. o'clock.
Mrs George Read, who is closing
! her houss in Nineteenth street. is
the guest OF her father, Lieut.. Gen.
s b n Young. and Mrs. Young.
at Soldiers Home for a few days
! She was Joined there yesterday by