The Washington herald., 1918-07-19

Prince TokUgawa' and the other
members of tho japanese Red Cross
Mission visiting In Washington were
the honor guests at q dinner which
Henry P. Dawson. director Of the
American Red Cross. gave last eve
ming IN the Red Room Of the Willard.
Mr.. Dawson asked a distinguished
company of 40 men to meet the
prince, among them the japanese
! Ambassador, Viscountess Ishii, Toki-
Chi Tanaka, counsellor Of the Japan
esq Embassy; Katsuji Debuchi. 3ecre-
tary OF the embassy: Capt Kichisa-
buro Nomura and Lieut.. Comdr SELL
Tanikawa, naval and military attaches
respectively: Henry White. Otis Cut
Ter. Secretary OF Commerce: William
c. Redield. Secretary of Labor; WILL
lam B. Wilson, and William Phillips,
Assistant Secretary of State.
DR.. Carlos Manuel de Cespedes. the
Cuban Minister, who has been in
New York for several days. will re-
turn today.
DR.. ]. R. TorraIbas. secretary Of the
Cuban Legation. and Nine. Terralbas.
who went to Cuba about n fortnight
ago. Will return to Washington the
%AA ANe AC~
Mrs. Franklin X. Lane and Miss
Nancy Lane, wife and daughter of
the Secretary of the Interior. re-
turned to Washington yesterday.
They have been visiting in Berkeley.
Cal, since their return to this coun-
try after trip to Hawaii with Sec
retary Lane.
Secretary of Labor william B.
Wilson returned Monday night from
a visit to his farm in Blossburg, Pa.
Miss Agnes Wilson will return this
morning from New York. where she
went last Friday.
Breckenridge Long, Third Assist
ant Secretary OF State. will return
to Washington next week from
vacation with Mrs. Long. who has
a cottage there for the season.
Mrs. James Thomson will come to
Washington today from Summit
Point, W. Va. to remain with
Speaker and Mrs. Clark until to-
morrow, when they will accompany
her to Summit Point to pass the
weekend there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Coffin will
leave Washington tomorrow for
their home in Detroit. where they
will make an indefinite stay. They
Will close their Washington resi-
dence. Oak Lawn. until fall Mr..
and Mrs Coffin have just returned
from a short visit in the South
Mrs. William D. Hoover enter
tanned informally at dinner last
evening at the Chevy Chase Club.
In the party were her daughter.
also Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Gravener,
Col Wheeler and several young Of
hcers. Mr.. Hoover, who has been
on an extended trip in the West,
will return to Washington Monday.
Mrs. Hoover reached Washington
the first of the week from a visit
in Georgia. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoover
will leave here shortly for an in
definite stay at Spring Lake, n. J.
Miss Eloiss Brown returned TO
Washington yesterday from Phila-
lelphia, where she is residing tenn
porarily. and is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert H. Brown over
the weekend.
Mrs. Charles B. Warren ad her
sons will leave here this morning
for the Huron Mountain Club. Mich,
where they will remain about six
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Baker left
Oakland. Cal. where they passed
their honeymoon on Monday, and
are now at LenOx Mass, where they
will pass a few days at Mrs. Bakers
home there. They will come to
Washington early next week. While
in California Mrs. Baker was enter
tanned at a beautiful luncheon by
Mrs. George T. Marye, who passed
several weeks in California.
Mrs. George T. Marve who return
ed to Washington Wednesday will
leave the first week in August to
visit Mrs. John F. Rodgers at her
summer home at York Harbor. Me.
Mr.. Marye who has been in Wash
inSton all summer will remain here
until the late autumn, which, with
Mrs. Marye. he will pass at White
sulphur Springs. Mrs. Marye's sister,
Miss Flora Doyle, accompanied by Miss
Helen Marye, will leave Washington
the first of the week for White Sui
phur Springs. where they will re-
main until the late fall. Mrs. Marye's
sister. Mrs. Andrew Moreland, and
Miss Sara Moreland. will leave their
home in Pittsburgh, Monday to mo-
tor to White Sulphur to Join Miss
Doyle. and to remain there with her
indefinitely.
Commander and Mrs. William P
Cronin have as their guest at their