Evening star., 1917-09-06

de Marchienne, will entertain at din
ner this evening at the Montgomery
Country Club in honor of Niscount
Ishii, head of the Japanese mission.
Mr.. William Phillips. assistant sec
retary of state, entertained at dinner
last evening in honor of the special en-
voy from Japan. Eiscount lshii.
The guests were Mr.. Aimaro Sato,
the ambassador of Japan: Mr.. Masanao
Hanihara, Japanese consul general at
San Francisco; Mr.. Tokichi Tanaka,
counselor of the Japanese embassy; Mr..
Tadanao Imai, Mr.. Matsuzo Nagai, Mr..
Robert Lansing, Secretary of State; Mr..
Franklin X Lane, Secretary of Interior:
Senator Francis q. Newlands, Senator
Key Pittman, Senator Philander {.
Knox, Mr.. Roland S. Morris. American
ambassador to Japan: Representative
Henry d. Flood, Representative Swagar
Sherley, Mr.. Howard Coffin of the
Council of National Defense. Mr.. Frank
lin D. Roosevelt, assistant secretary OF
the Navy; Mr.. Elliott Wadsworth of
Boston of the American National Red
Cross; Mr.. Henry p. Dawson, chairman
of the war council, American hed
Cross; Brig. Gen. George O. Squier.
L. s. A. Mr.. B-eckinridge Long, third
assistant secretary of state: Mr. r. b.
Stevens. MIR. John w. Hal!owell, and
Mr.. Albert 3. Ruddock. Mr.. Leland Har-
rison and Mr.. Gordon Auchincloss of
the State Department.
The French ambassador and the Brit
ism ambassador. accompanied by Mr..
Andre Tardieu. the French high COM
missioner. went to New York today 20
attend the dinner which the Franco
American Society vii! give this even
ing ct the Wa!dorfAstCria, in New
York, to celebrate the 16cth annivGr-
sary of the birth of Lafayette and tne
third anniversary OF the battle OF the
Malre Nicholas Murray Butler is the
y. Llrec
tors include Robert Bacon. Myron 7.
Herrick and Henry v hite, chaqncey NJ.
Depew, a. Barton Hepburn; j. Pierpont
Morgan and w. X. Vanderbilt.
Miss Nataline Dulles has returned to
| Henderson Earbor, Me, after 4 visit to
| the Secretary of State and Mrs. Lam
! sing.
| Capt. I. V. Mishtowt. naval attachc of
| the Russian embassy, and Nine. Mish-
| toWt have leased the house 26lS Con-
| necticut avenue from Mr.. and Mrs.
! Ernest Bickneli. Mr.. Rickuell has
! been in France for some time as Red
| Cross director of social conditions and
! foreign relief. Mrs. and Miss Blcknell
! have sailed to join him.
| a profusion of white lilies and pink
aSters against T. background OF PAINS
/ and ferns formed effective setting
-
Luxford, daughter of Mi. and Mrs.
James Leon LuXford of Virginia and
Texas and Mr.. Thomas E.vin Didlake
of Virginia. which took place yesterday
afternoon at ) o'clock at the Church of
! the Ascension.
| Rev Dr. j. Henning Nelms performed
the ceremony and Mrs. Percy L. Taylor
played the wedding music.
| The bride given in marriage by
| her father, and wore a smart travel
ing suit Of silver blue cloth made on
Russian lines, with collar and cuffs
| of squirrel.
She wore gray drectoire hat, trimmed
with ostrich feather OF the same shade,
| and a corsage bouquet OF bride roses and
! orchids.
| Miss Winifred w. Watts, cousin of
the bride, WAS the maid of honor, and
she wore a gown of blue crepe de chine
and eeorgette crepe. embroidered in
pink and blue beads, with large black
picture hat Her bouquet was of Kill
Ilarney roses.
| Miss Emily Ann Tirlberlake, the little
! flower girl, wore white organdie and
lace with pink ribbons and carried Il
silver basket filed with Sweetheart
| Mr.. John r. Kenyon of North Caro-
lima was best man and the ush-
ers were DR.. Joseph T.. Pogue of
Raleigh, n. c.; Mr.. Percy E. Taylor. DR..
| Taylor o. Timberlake and Mr. Norman
| l. Taylor of Washington.
| After an extended wedding journey
in the north Mr.. and Mrs. Didlake will
go to Chapel Hill, n. c., where the
bridegroom will be assistant professor
of law in the University of North Car
olina.
| Capt. Lieut.. Leopoldo Nobrega Moreira
naval attache of the Brazilian embassy
lleft Washington for New York on Tues