The Washington times., 1917-11-20
Ambassador Sato
GUeS Dinner for
Megata and Mission

The Japanese ambassador, Aimaro
Sato, entertained at dinner last even
ing at the embassy in honor of Baron
Megata and other members of the
japanese financial mission, who in
clude Osamu Matsumoto, Takenosuke
Sskaguchi. Baron Nunkichi Ito, DR..
Seiji Hishida, Umekichi Yoneyama,
Yoshitaro Yamashita, Chozo Koike,
and Kenjiro Matsumoto.
Besides the guests of honor, the
other guests included the French am
bassador. J. J. Jusserand; the italian
ambassador. Count V. Macchi di Cell
lere; the Belgian minister, z. Car
tier de Marchienne; Secretary Nc
Adoo, Secretary Redheld, Congress-
man Frederick H. Gillett, Congress-
man Carter Glass. Charles S. Hamlin,
Col. Robert NJ Thompson, William
Phillips, Breckenridge Long, w. P.
G. Harding. Edward N. Hurley, Frank
L. Polk, Frank A. Vanderlip. Bernard
Baruch, Paul warburg, Charles Page
Bryan, Thomas B. Jones. Eugene c.
worden, secretary Of the Japanese
Society of New York; Mr.. HanaolIa- OF
New York, representative Of the
Bank Of Japan; Tokichi Tanaka, coun-
selor Of the Japanese embassy; Akira
Den, financial attache OF the embassy,
and MInoru FULL, second secretary
Of the embassy.
Accompanied by Ambassador Sato,
the members of the mission paid
formal call at the White House yes
terday afternoon.
Mrs. Victor Kauffmann and Miss
HOPKINS, who are making a short
stay in Atlantic City, are expected
back in town on Thursday. Mr..
Kaufman is in Princeton to see his
son. Samuel II. Kaufman, who is
student at Princeton University.
Mrs. John P. Story has Joined Mr..
Story at their home in X street after
passing the summer at their country
place near Annapolis, Nd.
Mrs. Paul Thorndike, OF Boston, is
the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Cauldwel at the Woodward. Mrs.
Cauldwell is a niece Of Mrs. Thorn
dixie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson Davis Brod-
head, of Bethlehem, Pa, have leased
the residence 20l5 o street from Mr..
and Mrs. T. Perry Lippitt and will
take possession on December 1. Mrs.
Lippltt has arrived in town from her
home in Porto Rico and is the guest
of her sister, Miss Julia Wilson, at
the Dupont. Mr.. Lippitt will Join her
here on November &c,
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Mrs. L. L. Nicholson, jr., Is visiting
Col. and Mrs. Louis Perrine in Tren-
ton, n. ].
Boatonlana to be Honor Guests.
Frank Gardiner Hale, of Boston,
will be the guest OF honor at an at
home to be given by the Handicraft
Guild of Washington on Wednesday
from 4 to " p. m. There will be an
exhibit of the members work.
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Great interest is evinced in the ex-
hibition OF English posters to be
given at the home OF Mrs. Charles w.
Richardson, 1917 Connecticut Avenue,
for the benefit OF the House OF Mercy,
for one week. beginning Monday, Mo-
vember &c, from to Z o'clock each
day. The exhibition was originally
to have been given at Octagon House,
but the plans had to be changed.
Tea will be served each day from
to 8 and will be included in the
price of admission. Among the post
ers on view will be some of the fam
GUS war posters executed by a num-
ber of Great Britain's most dIstin-
guished artists. Mrs. Henry B. Brown
is president of the board of managers
of this wellknown charity. and Mrs.
Rose Gouverneur Hoes is chairman
OF the poster exhibition committee.
Miss Grey Patterson and Miss Ro-
berta Bradshaw, who have subleased
their apartment in the Ontario, have
taken apartments in Pelham Court,
2115 p Street.
AIumnae Meets Saturday.
The autumn meeting of the Mount
Holyoke Alumna- Association will be
held on Saturday afternoon, from
to o'clock, at tho home of Mrs. John
j. Myers, apartment 4O3, Stoneleigh
Court. All new members will be
made welcome.