Evening star., 1918-07-17
. IN. HENRY P. DAWSON. d.

Wilson is expected to be a
member, to accompany Prince To-
kugawa, representing the Japanese
Red Cross. who arrived at Washing
ton yesterday. to Camp Meade on a
tour of inspection today. The party
will include the members of the COM
mission accompanying the prince on
his travels.
Prince Tokugawa dined informally
last evening at the Japanese embassy.
the guests of the ambassador and
viscountess Ishii including in addi-
ton his suite and the members Of the
embassy stan. Tonight he will be
guest there at more formal din
ner. when the guests to meet him
will include a number Of government
officials and prominent members Of
the American Red Cross. An extern
sive program has been made up. em-
bracing almost every hour of the few
days he will spend at Washington.
1t includes a number of social en-
gagements in addition to official calls
Of courtesy and some sightseeing.
Mr.. Henry P. Dawson win give din
ner in his honor tomorrow evening at the
New Willard. with a reception follow
ing. when the guests will include govern
ment and Red Cross officials. Earlier in
the day the prince and his party will
go to Mount Vernon aboard the Presi-
dents yacht. the Maydower. and will
be luncheon guests Of the foreign and
insular division of the American Red
Cross. In the absence of the Secre-
tary of State, Mr.. Lansing. who is at
his summer home at Henderson Har-
Dor, they will be received tomorrow
afternoon by Mr.. Frank Lyon Polk.
counselor of the Department of
"a t.
Friday afternoon the President will
receive them following q luncheon
Mr.. Henry White will give In their
honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Huddleston
Rogers of New York. who are now at
their summer home. at Southampton,
Long Island, have bought a Washing
ton residence at 1929 K street. of
which they will take possession upon
their return here in the autumn.
They spent last winter here, Mr.. Rogers
assisting in government war work and
Mrs. Rogers participating actively in
relief work. They occupied the resi-
dence of DR.. and Mrs. Duncan McKim,
at 17O1 18th street, where Mrs. Rogers
was among the first Of the women at
Washington to Install knitting ma
chimes. Various organizations work.
ing for the soldiers and sailors had
merable sweaters and socks were
turned out in the course of the sea-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers. in their
new residence. which Is undergoing
some alterations. will have as their
near neighbors Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome
Napoleon Bonaparte, whose house was
leased last winter to Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Graham Glasgow; Mrs. George
w Vanderbilt and Mrs. Stephen B.
Elkins.
Mrs Hugh Reilly. wife Of Capt
Reilly, U. s. A., entertained at bridge
yesterday afternoon at her quarters at
Fort Myer.
The marriage is announced from
Laney, Medical Corps. U. s. A.. to Miss
Elizabeth R voltz, only daughter of
Mr.. william F. voltz of Philadelphia-
Mrs. De Laney. is in Red Cross work
in France. She IL q college girl. Col.
Do Laney was q White House physt-
clan during the regime Of President
Taft. He commanded one Of the SIX
units Of the Pennsylvania Hospital to
the British army in France. On jan
uary 1, 1918, he was mentioned by
Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig for
meritorious services at the front
Mrz.Peter n B. Freainghuysen will
come to. Washington from Norris
town., N. J.. this week to join Mr.. Fre-
lfnghuysen. ~
Lieut.. Alfred McNames, son of Col.
at Fort Myer, and Mrs. McNamse, has
left for Fort Sill, Okla. after a short
visit with his parents in their new
quarters
Col and Mrs. e. NJ. House have
opened their cottage at Magnolia for
guests last week Maj. Gen. W.
Brancker of the British war mission
and Lieut.. J.. 8. Reitenbaugh q. g. A..
who arrived from Boston by airplane.
The Japanese ambassador, viscount
Ishii. during his recent visit in Mas
sachusetts, was q week. end guest Of
coE and Mrs. House. motoring out
from Boston.
Mr.. Boris Bakhmeteff:, tho Russian
ambassador. has returned from =
short trip to New York.
Mrs. George Won L Meyer, widow
Of former Secretary Of the Navy. has
leased q place on the north shore Of
ShermaD house. situated on cliR
overlooking the ocean. and ts spend
ing the summer there. Mrs. Raymond
Rodgers with her.
Mr.. vittorio Falorsi and Mms. Fa-4
lorsi. who passed the week end at Blue
Ridge Summit with Countess di Cell
leres wife Of the Italian ambassador,
returned to Washington yesterday.
Miss Gladys Martin aud Lieut.. David
Ball, both Of Houston Tex, were
quietly married BY Bishop John W.
Hamilton Of the Methodist Church ct
his apartments at Ston6leigh Court.
the parents Of Lieut.. Ball. Mr.. and
1ra Thomas H. Bsll: Mr. Frank An.