The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-12
- EN-. CANDIDO AGUILAR, head
OF the Mexican mission now iE


| tertained extensively while here, was
the guest Of honor last night Of Senior
Juan B. Rojo, counselor OF the heXI-
| can embassy. at a dinner party At
! Cafe St. Marks.
| The others present were the Next
| can ambassador. Senior BOnillas, Os-
car +. Duplan. secretary Of the en-
! bassy; BOaz Long. United states min
lister to Salvador. and Manuel \.
| Chavez and DR.. lose Torres. both
members of the mission.
| General Agular also was enter
| tanned yesterday by the United States
ambassador, Henry r. Fletcher. and
Mrs. Fletcher, who gave a luncheon
| for him at their residence, and had a
| distinguished company to meet HIM.
| The other guests included the MeNl-
| can ambassador. Senior Bonillas: the
/ United States Minister to Salvador
| Boaz Long. the Counselor OF the
| Mexican Embassy and Nine Rojo. DR..
| Manuel A. Chavez and DR.. Jose Tor
| res Later Mr.. and Mrs Fletcher
| took their guests to Mount Vernon
| for sightseeing trip.
| The Acting Secretary of State, Frank
L. Polk, will be host today at lunch
con in honor Of Gen. Candida Aguilar.
MarshaIIs Are Guests.
The Vice President and Mrs Mar
shall were the honor guests at din
ner last evening when the Minister
o. the Serbs. Croats. and Slovenes and
Nine. Grouitch entertained a dis
| tinguished company to meet them.
The guests included Rear Admiral
and Mrs. H. H. Rousseau. Judge Mar
| tin A. Knapp, Mrs. A. Gordon Cum
mings. r. H. Hadow. third secretary
OF the British embassy; Mrs. Sherman
Miles and Mr.. and Mrs. George Math-
ews. of Buffalo. This is the last Of
the long series OF dinners which the
Minister and Mrs. GrOuitch have
planned for some time.
Next week the Vice President and
Mrs. Marshall will make a hurris
trip to Reading. Pa, where the Vic
President will make an address on
June 20.
DR.. Epitacio Pessoa. president elect
OF Brazil. who is coming to Washing
ton as the guest Of the nation. was
expected TO arrive on the 10th OF this
month, but will not arrive until The
following day.
DR.. Pessoa is the highest official
who has ever visited this country.
Elaborate arrangements arc beng
made for his stay here. and an eX-
tonsive program OF entertaining IS
being planned.
Ishiis Leave To-day.
The Japanese Ambassador and Wis
countess Ishii will leave Washington
this afternoon at s o'clock for Seat
tie. Wash, from which port they will
sail juno 10, aboard the steamship
Suaamaru. for Japan. Very genuine
regret is felt over the departure or
the Ambassador and Viscountess
Ishii. who have made many friends
during their stay here.
The ambassador and visCountess
entertained at a farewell dinner A
night or two ago. when their guests
we're the members Of the embassy
staff
Unofficial advices from Tokyo in
dicated that Viscount Uchida. who is
the Japanese foreign minister, is
most likely TO succeed Niscount Ishii
as Japanese ambassador to the United
State. IN the event that Ambassador
IShii does not return. According to
The same advices Viscount Tshii has
resisted all efforts to induce him TO
remain here.
The information received credits
the Kokumin, Of Tokyo, with having
count Ishii is very firm in his resolu-
lion TO resign. and that his resigna
ton would be accepted when a COM
Tetent successor Is chosen
Miss Susan Brandeis will accom-
nany her father, Justice Louis ID.
Grandeis. Of the Supreme Court If
he United States. when he sails for
Europe this week. Mr.. Brandeis and
Miss Brsndeis will leave town today
or NcW York whence they will sail
IN Saturday aboard the Mauritania.
Mrs. Brandcis and Miss Elizabeth
Era ndeis will close their apartment
n StoneIeigh Court this week and
viii 60 TO their summer home at
Dcdham, Mass. 10 remain until au-
'UInn.
Mrs. William Phillips arrived in
Washington Yesterday from High
over. her summer home At North
Beverly. Mass. 10 spend week with
NJ. Phillips. Assistant Secretary Of
state. A. their apartments a. the
Wardmsn PARK Hotel
Hrs. BIodEett EnteItnInS.
Mrs. DeIos \. Blodgctt entertained
100 guests al a dance al her home IN
-iEteenth street last night in homer Of
he son and daughte--In-lsw Mr.. and
Mr. DcIos Blodgett. ID. who arc
~. tIrE Mrs. Elod-att on their way
o Mackinsc. 10 spend the summer,
y seated supper was served al mid
night
Miss Mona BiodEctt was hostess
.,sje rday a luncheon which she
gave a; Cafe st Marks for her class
mates Al Mt Vernon Seminary.
Russian Charge Arrives,
The Charge d'AffaIreS OF Russia
and Nm0 NEhc' arrived IN "a ash
aS,Jr yesterday 10 mako short
zar and arc IN their apartment a.
n' ShOr"ham.