The Washington herald., 1917-11-22
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to Baron Megata and the other men,
bers of the Imperial Japanese Eco
nomic Mission: Osoma Matsumoto,
Takenosuke Sakaguchi, Baron Nun
kichi Ito, DR.. Seiji Hishida, Umeki-
chi Yoneyama, Yoshitaro Ysmashita,
Chozo Koike and Kenjiro Matsumoto.
The other guests were the Japan
ese Ambassador, Aimaro Sato; As
sistant Secretary of the Treasury
James H. Moyle, Assistant Secretary
of the Treasury Russell c. Letting
well, Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury L S. Rowe, the Comp
troIler of the Currency, John
Skelton Williams; ". P. G. Hard
ing, Charles Hamlln, Bernard
Baruch, Albert Strauss. Robert H.
McAdoo and Ferdinand de Mohren-
schildt. second secretary Of the Rus
sian Embassy.
Mrs. McAdoo assisted her husband
in greeting his distinguished guests,
but did not attend the dinner.
The members Of the mission left
Washington this morning for New
York. where they will remain about
month. They do not expect to re-
in this country. Yesterday afternoon
were accompanied by the Japanese
Ambassador and Mr.. Hamlin.
Mrs. Josephus Daniels. who is now
in Raleigh, N. C., will return to Wash
ington Sunday.
who spent several days in New York,
have returned to Washington and are
ct their residence, 17O1 Twenty-frst
street, which they have occupied now
for two winters.
The Netherlands Minister and Nine.
Van Rappard will give up the resi-
dence in Jackson place occupied by
the legation for several years and
will move on December 1 to 14C1 Six
teenth street northwest This resi-
dence, which belongs to Mrs. F. A.
Scully, who makes her home in Eng
land, has had an interesting social
history and was occupied by the late
Vice President Sherman during his
residence in Washington.
Mrs Renato TittonI, wife Of Lieut..
TittCni, u. .. NJ. c.. who has been
visiting in Baltimore, spent several
Gas in Washington, returning to
PIltir- ore Monday. From Balti-
more Mrs. Tittoni will go to New York
iyr visit before joining her husband
at Faris Island. n. C., where he is
stationed. Lieut.. and Mrs Tittoni
lived for several years in Washing
ton and are well-known here.
Mr.. and --rs. Alfred Tuckerman, of
Newport. have come to Washington
to spend the winter and have taken
an apartment at LOO Sixteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Price Gallo
way have leased the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Girvin Peters. in Edgemoor, Md.
They occupied the residence at 2114
Leroy place during the summer.
Mr.. and RS. Everett Colby have
leased the residence of Mrs. Eugene
Byrnes at S2oS R street. Mr.. Colby
is with the Food Administration. The
house was occupied in the early fall
by Lieut.. Col. Baron de La Grange
Sand his wife who returned to France
about a month ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bates Warren have
taken an apartment in the Burlington
for the winter. They have leased
their house in Highland avenue,
Cleveland Park to Lieut.. Tflton OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Smith tr.
left Washington this morning for a
snort stay in New York, going from
there to Greensburgh, Pa, to visit
Mrs. Smiths mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Staufrer Moore.
Mrs. Joseph Bradley who was away
on short visit, has returned to her
home near Rockville, Nd
DR.. and Mrs. Richard Holland VIII
mer have taken an apartment at
1I5 II street. They have eased their
house at 210 r street to Mr.. and Mrs.
John l. Saltonstall, of Boston.
Following close upon the announce
ment Of the engagement, the marriage
OF Miss Marguerite Pilson, daughter
OF Mrs. Benjamin F. Pilson and Ed
ward Stellwagen Dove took place at
noon yesterday. The wedding was
hurriedly arranged because the BRIDE
groom who was recently commissioned
q second lieutenant in the army, is
SUBJECT to orders. The ceremony
which was solemnized by Monsignor
Mackin in the rectory Of st. Paul's
Church, was marked by great SIM
plicity and was witnessed by only
the immediate families Of the young
couple. Both the bride and BRIDE
groom were unattended.
The bride was given away by her
. brother. Raymond Pilson, and wore
her travelling costume. Lieut.. and
Mrs Dove left Immediately after the
ceremony for a short wedding trip.
They will be at Fort Leayenworth,
kans., after November Is when Lieut..
Dove must report for duty.
Tuesday evening the bridezroom's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Maury Dove,
entertained Informally at dinner for
their son, his fiancee and the mem
bers Of the two families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Emerson, of New
York. who have been guests of Mr..
ana Mrs Frank A. Vanderlip for a
rev days. are now at the LAFAYETTE
Hotel where they will remain about
month Mr.. Emerson Is serving
with Mr.. Vanderlip on the finance
committee. Mrs. Emerson, who was
Miss Margaret Cotton Smith, is the
daughter Of the Rev. DR.. and Mrs,
Roland Cotton Smith. of this city.
The students at the Reserve Of
ncers Training Camp at Fort Myer
viii be graduated on Monday after
noon. the exercises to be held on the
dril Held at o'clock. The Secre-
tary of War will present the diplo-