Evening star., 1917-09-20
President and Mrs. Wilson at The
ater Last Evening and Play
Golf This Morning.
Special Japanese Mission Returns
From Boston-Secretarya and Mrs.
Baker Dine With Friends.

| The President and Mrs. Wilson, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Boil
/ ling, occupied the presidential box in
the National Theater last evening.
This morning, taking advantage OF
| the delightful autumn weather, the
! President and Mrs. Wilson made an
| early start from the White House to
enjoy the second morning of golf since
their return from their northern trip.
viscount Ishii. special ambassador;
Mai. Gen. Sugano, l. ]. A; Mr. Hani-
hara, Mr.. Nagai. Commander Ando, l.
| j. N: Mai. Tanikawa. !. j. A; Mr. 1mal
| and Mr.. Owaku, members or the Japa-
| nese mission, returned to Washington
J this morning from Boston. where they
| spent several days as the city's guests,
| following a short stay at Newport.
| The viScount and his suite went I'M
mediately to the residence of Capt and
| Mrs Belmont, which has been rendered
| them during their entire visit here
Vice Admiral Takeshita returned to
| Washington yesterday morning from
| Boston.
! The Secretary of War and Mrs. Baker
dined Informally last evening at the
Willard with Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
Muhlhauser and the formers sister,
Miss Muhlhauser, of Cleveland.
| Mrs Muhlhauser, who has been ap-
| pointed head of the womans committee
| in Cleveland for the sale of the next is
sue of liberty bonds. is here in con-
nection7 with that work.
| The Secretary of War will leave Sun
day for an inspection of one of the
! camps.
| Mr.. w. A. Graham Clark, textile ex-
pert of the tariff commission. and Mrs.
| Clark who recently arrived in WASH
| ington, have leased the residence, 291S
Ordway street. Cleveland Park,
/ Mr. and Mrs. Clark are from Raleigh,
n c. Mr. Clark is the son of ChIef JUS
tice Walter Clark. and Mrs. Clark was
| formerly Miss Pearl Heck of that city.
The minister of Switzerland and Nine.
Sulzer have taken possession or 1919
! Massachusetts avenue. the residence
thew recently leased from Judge and
| Mrs William Bailey Lamar. who are at
! the Hotel Lafayette, where they Will
remain until the middle of october be-
| fore going south for the winter
/ The marriage of Miss Margaret Allies.
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Il.
Allies, and Mr.. Pere A. Wilmer VIII take
place Saturday. october g. at'5 CLOCK,
! at the home OF the pFloe paieh'@ III
| street.
| the very recent death of Mrs. Alles
! father and only the member OF the
| which will be performed by Rev Father
| O'Connell of St Josephs Church. god
father of the bride.
! Miss Mary Allies will attend her sister
as maid of honor and Mr. George u
Vass will serve as best man
/ Mr. Wilmer who is the son of Mr..
and Mrs Joseph r. Wilmer of Annap-
| oils Md. is a member or the ofhcers
| reserve camp at Fort Myer
Miss Carolyn Nash. who returned few
DAYS ago from a visit to the Misses Es-
telle and Anita Sanders at Eagiesmere'
Pa. will leave Monday. accompanied py
her mother Mrs. Frances S. Nash. for
New York to spend a week or more be-
fore going to Philadelphia. where Miss
Nash will enter the University of Penn
sylvania Hospital for three-month
course in Red Cross hospital work.
Mrs Nash will remain with her for a
short time before returning to Wash
ington.
Miss Esther Cleveland. who has been
nassine the summer with Mrs. Anna
Bowman Dodd at Honfieur. has left
Pari7 for England to pass several
weeks.
Miss Cleveland. since the beginning
of the European war. has been in Eng
land and France engaged in the work
of teaching the blind soldiers to attain
sufficient proficiency on the typewriter
to gain their future livelihood
Miss Mimi Scott, who has been spend
ing the summer with Mrs George s.
Scott in Newport, will sail soon for
France. where she will engage in Red
Cross work.
Baltimore society is first to start the
fashion of subscription dances. with the
proceeds to be devoted to war funds. a
plan likely to be followed very general
" throughout the country. This SUBJ
scription dance will be held Saturday
evening at Evergreen Junior. the tea
house given by Mrs. It. Harrison Gar
rett for the benefit of the American
soldiers in France. The subscription
will be so cents and an orchestra will
! play during the evening. Those desir-
ing to make reservations for dinner
before the dance should notify Mrs J.
Sylvester Smith. resident hostess at
| Evergreen Junior. The patronesses will
be Mrs. Garrett. Mrs 3. Frank Deford
Mrs. William S. Bla oxford. Mrs George
w. Ewing. Mrs Edward Shoemak err
Mrs. Williams Voss Elder. Mrs. w. w
Abell and Miss Anna Graeme Turnbull
The marriage of Miss Daisy Polk OF
San Francisco to Gen. Marie Joseph
Louis Robert de Buyer of the French
| Army is announced by La Liberte. The
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