The Washington herald., 1918-07-17

head Of the Japanese Red Cross. ar
rived in Washinston yesterday after
noon at 40 and II the guest while
hare of the American Red Cross, stop
ping at the Washington Hotel He
win be extensively entertained while
here. He and his star viii 80 today
to Camp Meade, accompanied by Mrs.
woodrow wilson and Henry !. Da-
yison. Of the American Red cross.
In the evening he will be entertained
at dinner by the Japanese Amoes-
sador, viscount 1shii. at his home
A reception win follow, at which q
distinguished company VIII De pres
ent
Tomorrow at 80 he will be pre-
sented TO Secretary Lansing and VIII
have lunch at the Metropolitan Club.
and from there will 60 TO Mt. Ver-
non and Arlington
There win be a reception given In
the afternoon by the District Of Co
lumbia Chapter Of the Red Cross, At
their headquarters, when the prince
viii talk. Also addresses will be
heard By the Japanese Ambassador.
Henry p. Dawson. chairman Of the
war council Of the American Red
Gross; F. n. Doubleday. and John
W. Davis, Solicitor General OF the
United states and counsellor OF the
American Red Cross. In the even
ing he viii be the guest at dinner
OF Henry p. Dawson. at the Willara'
on Friday the prince will be pre-
sented at $50 TO President wilson.
and in. the morning will be the guest
OF Henry White, former Ambassador
10 France and head of the Potomac
division, RED Cross, for lunch, and
will visit Congress and the Congress
sionAl Library. He will leave Friday
afternoon at 4 o'clock on the Con-
Eressional Limited for New York.
where he will be the guest Of the
Atlantic division of the Red Cross.
and will be entertained while there
at a reception and dinner by Mr..
Dawson at his place, Peacock Point.
Long Island. and also will visit Col
!. Roosevelt at his place on Oyster Bay.
y The Japanese commission will visit
France. Belgium. Italy and England.
In addition to Prince Tokugawa the
commission is compos~S Of DR.. Arata
Ninagawa. DR.. shigemi Sawamura.
DR.. Yasashi Naito. DR.. Sadaka Kake-
yama, Hidea Yoshida, Hidyea Furu-
sawa. Chuichiro Fujimori and Count
Kstsu.
Red Cross IN Europe. with a view to
adding to the efficiency of the Japan
ese Red Cross and giving greater as
sistance to the allies. Is the main OBJ
jective Of the commission.
In accordance with traditional jap
anese customs the commission brings
with it a gift. In this instance the
gift consists of a quantity Of ab-
sorbent cotton. sterilized gauze and
other Red Cross materials. These
materials will be sent to the American
Red Cross commission in France for
use in the hospitals there. it is an
nounced.
Boris BakhmetIe1. the Russian
Ambassador returned Monday eve
ming from a short trip to New York.
vittorio Falorsi and Nine. Falorsi.
who passed the week end at Blue
Ridge Summit with Countess di Gel
Iere. wife of the Italian Ambassa-
dor. returned to Washington yes
terday. The Ambassador returned to
Washington Sunday evening from
New York where he went for the
Bastile celebration that afternoon.
Inc hlnlBIeE Oh EQuooOE has JUN
ed Nine. Elizalde and their children
at the cottage at Charmain near
Blue Ridge Summit which they are
occupying during the summer.
DIR. Paul Carl Hubscher, secretary
of the Swiss Legation and Nine.
Hubscher will return today from
Nonquitt. Mass. where they were
guests of the Swiss Minister and
Nine. SulZer for about a week.
Nine de Laboulaye will return to-
day to Blue Ridge Summit where
she is occupying a cottage for the
summer. NJ de Laboulaye joins his
family there every week end. They
came to Washington to attend sew
eraI social engagements including
the reception at the French embassy
last Sunday.
Miss Evelyn Hope Daniels, Charles
c. Daniels and Master James Rob-
ertson Daniels arrived in Washing
ton yesterday on their way from
their home in New York to the
of North Carolina They
will be guests of the Secretary of
the Navy and Mrs. Daniels for q
few days.
Mrs. Basil Blackett, wife of Basil
Blackett of London. a member of the
stafr Of Ambassador Reading. has re-
turned to Washington after spending
three months at the Red Lion Inn,
Stockbridge, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Coffin. who
have been out of town for a few
days, will return to Washington some
time this week.
Miss Kitty Russell, who was the
guest of her brother-in-law and sister.
Lieut.. Raymond X Dykema, left
Washington yesterday for her home
In Detroit.
Senator William Alden Smith left
Washington the first of the week to
ioin Mrs. Smith at their home in
Grand Rapids. Mich.
CONGRESSMAN Frank =. Scott left
Washington yesterday to join Mrs.
Scott at their home in Alpine, Mich.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Steuart Pittman left
washington the first of the week to
motor to their home in Detroit. From
there they viii motor to New York