The Washington times., 1918-07-18
HAPPENING IN SOCIETY
PresdentO on the Lnks-Japanese Prince and Hi sAssO-
ciates of Red Cross Commission Feted

TIE PRESIDENT AND MRS.
WILSON spent this morning
on the golf links. Last even
ing they attended the perform
ance at the Belasco Theater. having
John Randolph Boiling as their guest.
Prince Tokugawa, head OF the
japanese Red Cross mission, and his
eIIow-commissioners, are being con-
tinuously entertained during their
stay in Washington, and every hour
is filled today. This morning they
visited Arlington and Mt Vernon,
making the trip aboard the Presi-
dents yacht, the Mayfiower, as the
guest of the insular division OF the
Red Cross, which entertained them at
luncheon. On their return they
called at the State Department and
were received by Frank L. Polk. Act
ing Secretary OF State, and this after
noon they are being entertained at
a reception at the American Red
Cross headquarters, with the officers
OF the Red Cross as hosts. A dinner
party at the willard, followed by a
reception which Henry P. Dawson, d.
rector OF the Red Cross, will give in
their honor, will bring the day to
close.
VIseout IshII's Guests.
Last evening Prince Tokugawa and
the other members Of the commission
were entertained at dinner by the
Japanese Ambassador, Viscount Ishhii,
with a brilliant reception following.
The guests at the latter function in
cluded many prominent Government
officials and officials OF the Red Cross
The guests at dinner were Prime
Tokugawa and the other members OF
the commission, including DR.. trata
Ninagawa, DR.. Shibemis Sawzmura'
DR.. Passhi Naito, DR.. SadakA kake-
yamA, HIdea Yoshida, HidyeA Furusa-
wa, Chuichiro Fujimora ana count
Katsu; also the Secretary OF war
Newton d Baker: the secretary Of the
Navy, Josephus Daniels; the Secretary
of the Interior, franklin K Lane
Henry p Dawson, director OF the
American Red cross; Surg. Gen. Will
lam c. Gorgss, Surg. Gen. William c.
Braisted, Burwell S. Cutler, Eliot
Wadswortf, John W. Davis, solicitor
general. Alfred T white, OF Brook
iyn: p NJ Doubleday. Cornelius N.
Bliss, of New York; Mrs. keane. DR..
Minagawa, Mr.. Kawakani, Tokichi
TanakA, counselor of the embassy: DR..
Yoshida, Katsuju Debuchi. secretary
OF the embassy, and other members
OF the staff
At Camp Meade ceremony.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson was a mem
Der Of the party, including Prince
TokuEHwa and the other members OF
The japanese commission, which at
tended the dedication of the Red
Cross conValescent home at Camp
Meade, Nd, yesterday. The dedica-
tion followed an inspection OF the
camp and base hospital Others in
the party at the ceremony were
Henry P. Dawson. chairman OF the
American Red Cross war council:
Cornelius N. Bliss and Eliot Wads-
worth. members OF the war council:
Gen. Joseph A CASTOR, commander of
the camp: Assistant Secretary Of War
Keppel; General Noble and Colonel
Smith, OF the surgeon generals Of
fee, and Henry White, manager OF the
Potomac division of the American Red
Cross, who presided.
Prince Tokugawa and the other
members of the commission were pre- |
sented TO Mrs. Wilson by William r. |
Kean. special representative OF the
Red Cross, and twenty-five years q
resident OF Yokohama The conVal- |
escent house was presented formally
to the army by Mr.. White
Mrs. Franklin K. Lane and Miss
Nancy Lane, wife and daughter OF the
Secretary OF the Interior, will return
to Washington today. They have
been visiting in Berkeley, Cal, since
their return to this country after q
trip 70 Hawaii with Secretary Lane.
Breckinridge Long, Third Assistant
Secretary OF State, will return to
Washington next week after spend
ing his vacation at York Harbor,
where Mrs. Long has cottage for
the season
Virgin Islands wedding.
Announcement has been made by
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Hustled. OF
White Plains. n. Y, of the marriage
OF their daughter. Miss Frances