The Washington herald., 1918-12-11

Juan B. Rojo, counsellor of the en-
bassy and at present charge daft
faires; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Penfield,
Mr.. Boaz Long. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Her
bert Stabler, the Bolivian Minister
and Mime. Cslderon, the Swedish Min
lister and Mime. Ekengren, Mrs. Foulke
Smith and Mrs. John p. Jackson, Mrs.
Thomas F. Logan, Mrs. John Jay
White, Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood.
Miss Graves and Miss MOI gan, Mr..
and Mrs. Francisco Yanes, Miss LII
liam Birney, Lieut.. Ames Brown. Miss
De Vries, DR.. and Sonora Guerra, DR..
and Mrs. Harvey Wiley, and two or
three hundred more.
H. I. H. Prince HigSshi Fushimi.
and his suite took their leave of
Washington late yesterday after
noon. Half a dozen automobiles.
each flying the japanese and Ameri-
can flags at the peak (of their ra-
diators), escorted by several troops
of Gathering calvary. conveyed the
party from their hotel down the
Avenue to Union Station where they
entrained for the West, whench they
will presently embark for Japan.
The final entertainment in the
Il ElhCc nOnOE was o luhCIcOh " MIN
the Counselor of the State Depart
, ment and acting Secretary Of State
gave for him yesterday. The guests
invited to meet him were, Ambassa-
dor of Japan, Viscount Ishii; Marquis
Inouye, Gen. Shibs and Admiral
/ Oguri, OF the Princes suite; William
Gibbs McAdoo. retiring Secretary Of
the Treasury; the Secretary of War,
Mr.. Baker; the Postmaster General.
Mr.. Burleson; the Secretary Of the
Navy. Mr.. Daniels: the Secretary OF
agriculture. Mr.. Houston; Senator
William Salisbury, Representative
Henry D. Flood. Gen. Peyton March.
Maj. Gen. Clarence r. Edwards.
Rear Admiral Robert E. Coontz.
Breckenridge Long, Third Assistant
Secretary of State; Vance McCor-
mick. Charles S. Hamlin. of the Fed
eral Reserve Board; Henry P. Davi-
son, OF the American Red Cross:
| Commander Mango, aide to the
Prince: Commander A. L. Bristol.
John G. Coolidge and Norman Ar
mour.
The luncheon followed a trip to
Mount Vernon arranged by the State
Department for yesterday morning.
Mr.. Nuida, third secretary of the
japanese Embassy. accompanied the
party to San Francisco, on behalf
of the Embassy. and Maj. Gen. Clar-
ence Edwards went with them as
representative of the United States.
Mrs. Clarence Edwards, wife OF
Gen. Edwards. has rented her Wash
! ington residence to Col Patterson
for the winter, and will go to Bos-
ton to be with Gen. Edwards, who
is to be stationed there in command
Of the Northeastern Department. Mrs.
Edwards has been in Cleveland with
Gen. Edwards brother, Harry R. Ed
wards. who is ill. but she Is expected
in Washington today to get her
household goods packed. She ex-
poets to go up to Boston next week.
Brig. Gen. Charles F. Lee, head OF
the British aviation mission, and
Mrs. Lee went to Baltimore last
night to attend a dinner at the Elk
ridge Kennels.
Mrs. T. Q. Donaldson, her daugh-
ter. Miss Mary Sue Donaldson. and
their guest, Miss Harriet McCul-
Tough will be entertained at the Club
de Yingt this evening.
Mrs. DOnaldson's son. Lieut. John
o. Donaldson, L. S. A. who recent
| ly escaped from a German prison
camp, is now in London on a special
| mission. He has been recommended
for a decoration.
The second and Cunless the military
intelligence division of the General
STAFF reients) last showing of the
| films of the A. E. F. in action
brought out an even larger audience
to the Knickerbocker yesterday af-
ternOon than the first had-and one
almost equally as brilliant Several
hundred kuests who were unable to
get seats stood patiently through the
nearly two hours consumed in the
showing
In the audience there were rep
resentatives of twenty-nine of the
| legations, the South American coun-
| tries being out in force. Col. D. w.
Todd. of the Military Intelligence
| Division, and Mrs. Todd entertained
a box party; there was one box oc-
| cupied by the justices of the Su-
preme Court of the District of Co.
( lumbia and their wives: Col w. F.
Martin of the Intelligence Division,
! had two boxes, among his guests
! being the Third Assistant Secretary
! of War and Mrs. Tuttle, Col. Shell
! don. of the Military Intelligence Di-
vision; Mr.. J. Herbert StabIer, of the
Latin-American Bureau of the State
] Department.; Maj. and Mrs. Joseph
Swing, and Mrs. Swings aunt, Miss
March; Capt. hoffman. Maj. Bruce
Gotten, Capt. xors1ra, OF the Brazil
| ian embassy, and Mr.. George Sum-
merlin. first secretary Of the United