The Washington times., 1917-09-13
THE SOCIAL SIDE
Senator Knor
Host at Dinner
For Japanese

Senator Philander C. Knox enter.
tanned a distinguished company of
men at dinner last evening in COM
pliment to Viscount Ishii and mem
bers OF the Japanese mission. The
dinner was served at he residence Of
Senator and Mrs. Knox. In X street,
where the Senator, while he was Sec
retary OF State. entertained many
noted diplomats. The guests includ-
ed. in addition to Viscount Ishii Ma
sanao Hanihara, Japan's consul gem
eral at San Francisco; Mr.. Nagai. and
Mr.. Ihai. all of the mission; Senator
Hiram johnson, Senator Henry C.
Lodge, Senator Warren G. Harding,
Senator Claude Swanson, Senator
Boise Penrose, Senator Frank b.
Brandegee, Senator Joseph S. Freling-
huysen. Third Assistant Secretary of
State Breckinridge Long. the Solicitor
General, John W. Davis: Ransford S.
Miller. J. r. Clark. jr., z. 5. Chase, ].
L. Replogle, Samuel L. FELTON,, and
James s, Beck.
viscount Ishii and the other mem
bers OF the japanese mission were
formally invited yesterday to visit
New York. and tentative plans have
been made for them to go on Septem-
Der %. Arrangements are being
made for their entertainment by the
city and by individuals. A ban
quet will be given by the municipal
ity, and a public reception win be
held. The visit to New York VIII in
clude trips to West Point and posi-
bly, other places in the vicinity.
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6 Esmond Paul o'Brien and his bride,
who were married In New York on
Tuesday. left there yesterday for
White Sulphur Springs. From there
they will come to Washington where
Mr.: O'Brien BiIl be detailed in the
aviation section OF the Signal Corps.
Mrs, o'Brien was Miss Margaret
Weightman.
+. Mrs. James N. Luke and her daugh-
ter. Miss Anna Mae Luke, have re-
turned to Washington, after having
spent the summer at Nag's Head.
N c.
Miss Hortense BryIawslxi, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Julian Brylawski,
DGCAllt DTluG Vi hhTh
last evening. The wedding was one OF
the most brilliant OF the season. The
ceremony was performed at Rausch-
er's. DR.. Louis Stern and DIR. Abram
Simon officiating. and was followed
by a large reception. There were
more than 800 guests present, includ-
ing about a hundred from out of
town.
The bride wore a stunning gown of
handsome white velvet embroidered in
silver. with the court train also rich
ly embroidered. The long full bridal
veil was a flesh-colored tulle with
rose point lace used in the drapery.
and she carried a shower bouquet OF
orchids. gardenias and valley lilies.
Miss Eugenia Lansburgh. the bride
groon's sister. who served as maid OF
honor. wore a charming gown OF flesh
colored georgette with silver ribbons
lined with green. and carried pink roses.
In the bridal procession were the little
flower girl. Miss May Schwartz. niece
Of the bride, who wore pale green taf-
feta and carried a silver basket, of pink
roses: Master Henry Brylawski. her
nephew. as ring bearer. and Master
Alex Wolf and Master Julian Brylaw-
ski, also nephews, as pages The boys
all wore white satin suits with silver
lace cuffs and collars and silver Dut-
tons. and graceful pale green sashes
tied loosely about the waist.
Fulton Brylawski, brother of the
bride, was best man. and in the party
OF ushers were Lieut.. Richmond
Lansburgh, Lieut.. Allen Bachrach and
Sam Schwartz, of Washington: Frank
Bachrach, OF New York, and Philip
Terlman and Leonard Weinberg of
baltimore Mrs Brylawsli wore a
gown OF black satin embroidered in
vari-colored beads; Mrs. Lansburgh.
the mother of the bridegroom. a gown
of sapphire velvet with jet; Mrs.
Julian BrylawslEi pink velvet with
an overdfess OF brown sequine: Mrs.
Alexander. Wolf. orchid satin, and
Mrs. Schwartz, the two latter sisters
OF the bride, wore gold brocade.
After a wedding Journey Mr.. and
Mrs. Lansburgh will make their home
in Washington.