The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-12-05

EFSHE Vice President and Mrs.
Marshall will entertain at
luncheon on Monday at the
Pan-American Union Building
IN S-Hpliment to II. Il. II. Prince
Higashi-Fushimi, OF Japan, who is
coming to Washington at the head Of
an important japanese mission.
The japanese Ambassador and Wis
countess Ishii have Invitations out for
a dinner on Saturday evening at the
embassy in honor of II. r. H. Prince
Higashi-Fushimi.
The Prince and his party, who are to
be the guests of the United States
Government. will reach Washington on
Saturday. The Vice President is en-
tertaining for them in the absence Of
the President, and Frank l. Polk,
counselor Of the State Department and
acting Secretary of State. will also
entertain for htme in the absence of
the Secretary Of State.
Boris Bakhmeteff. Russian ambas-
sador to the United States, win go to
France to confer with Russia's ENJOYS
regarding Russia's representation at
the peace conference. 1t Is under
stood In Washington that the ambas-
ssdor sailed today aboard the Maure-
tania-
Prince Lvoff, former premier of the
hrst provisional government of Rus
STA. who now is in the United States,
also will go to Paris to attend this
conference Of loyal Russians whose
status as representatives of the loyal
Russian government is said to have
been unofficially recognized by the
associated governments.
DR.. Rafael ZaIdivar, the minister Of
Salvador, has arranged a most inter-
esting evening for his friends at the
Psn-Americsn Building. on Tuesday,
December 10. At 9 o'clock DR.. Zal-1
divar win extend formal greetings
to the invited guests, and John Bar
rett, director OF the Pan-American
Union, will read them a communion
ton from the President Of Salvador.
and then explain a wonderful series
of motion pictures, showing the beau
ties and resources OF the little
island republic. The evening will
close with a reception by DR.. and
Nine. Zaldivar.
Tonight Mr.. Barrett will entertain
informally the members OF the Ro-
tary Club, who will discuss with him
the commercial affairs of the Latin
American countries.
Mrs. James Carroll Frazer will be
hostess at an informal tea today.
Mr.. and Mrs EdsUn Bradley will en-
terrain at dinner tonight. and tomor-
row Mrs Bradley win give an informal
luncheon. followed by bridge.
Miss Marcia Van Dresse and Miss
Norwood are guests for a few days at
the home OF William Phelps Emo.
Mrs. Joseph z Kuhn. wife Of Major
General Kuhn. U. s. A, expects to
spend the winter in Washington, and
viii be with her sister. Miss Anne
Squire, at LIS Nineteenth street.
Mrs. Downey Harvey and her
daughter. Mrs. Cooper, Of California.
P s9s visiting na'Or James DuVal
Entertain DebuIante.
Mrs. Frederic A. Delano and Miss
Louise Delano are entertaining at |
dIaneT this evening in compliment to |
Miss Anna Hamlin, debutante daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hamlin.
Miss Courtney Let's, the debutante |
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. ]
Let's. will be presented at a tea, fol- !
lowed by q small dance. on Friday, |
December %. at their residence, 1920 |
Eighteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cleveland, Per
kins and their daughters, who have !
been in California for several months. !
have returned to Washington and |
opened their home on Connecticut
avenue.
Senator and Mrs. Frank 3. kellogg |
have as their guest the formers niece, |
Mrs. Seabury Stanton, OF New Bed !
ford. Mass, who arrived yesterday. |
Mrs. Kellogg will receive on Thurs