The Washington times., 1919-07-28
President Has Tea Al FrescO- Miss
Littell Engaged.

their weekly visit to Keith's las'
week on Saturday night.
Word has been received here OF
the approaching visit of Prince Rita
shirakawa. Prince Asaka, and Prince
Higashikuni, the three brothers-lh
law Of the Emperor of Japan: Ihe
imperial visitors will tour the Onlteu
States, Great Britain, and France.
They are planning to remain abroad
about three years.
The Countess di Cellere, wife OF the
Italian ambassador, with their Two
children, leaves Washington today Tor
a month in Newport.
The Minister of Salvador and Nine.
| Sol left Washington yesterday for
short stay in New York.
The Cuban Minister and Nine. de
Cespedes, accompanied by Miss Anita
de Lima, have left Washington Tor
New York, whence they will sail on
Thursday for Europe. They are TO be
away several months and expect TO
visit all the allied countries.
VIII Sail Soon.
Federico Quintana, formerly coun-
seIor of the Argentine embassy here,
and charge d'affaires during Ambas-
sador lie Breton's absence in Paris,
has gone to New York. from which
port he will shortly sail for Central
America, where he is to be his coun-
try's minister.
Mr.. Correa de Luna, who is to be
first secretary Of the same mission,
left Washington yesterday with Nine.
Correa de Luna to remain in New
York until they sail.
Hilarion Moreno and Mr.. Felipe
EspiI, who are to replace Mr.. Quin-
tana and Mr.. Correa de Luna on the
embassy stan, were hosts at bril-
liant dinner at Wardman Park Inn, at
which Ambassador LIE Breton and Mr..
Quintana divided the honors.
Entertains for stan.
Mr.. Kayabashi of Japan, who has
been staying at the Shoreham. enter
tanned at dinner there on Saturday
night in honor of the counselor and
charge d'affaires for japan, Mr.. De-
buchi. Practically the entire embassy
staff were the guests.
The United States Minister to Bull
garia. Charles Vopika, who has been
at the Shoreham for several days
with Mrs Vopicka and Misses Clara
and Mildred Vopicka, is leaving
Washington today for New York.
After a few days there they will go
to their summer home at Lake Cora,
Mich, before starting again for, Mr..
Vopickas poIt at Bucharest They
were the guests for whom Albert H.
Putney, chief of the division Of Near
Eastern Affairs, entertained at dinner
on Saturday.
Secretary OF War Baker will go to
Cleveland on Thursday, and Mrs. Ba-
ker and their children will go to
Chautauqua, n. Y, where they will
spend some time with Miss Hannah
James Patterson at Bemus Point, N.
Y. Miss Patterson spent a part Of
last season here with Mrs. Baker.
Mrs. Daniels. wife Of the Secretary
of the Navy, who has been spending
the weekend in Atlantic City with
Mrs. George Dewey, is expected back
in Washington this afternoon. Mrs.
Daniels is planning to accompany Mr..
Daniels when he goes out to Califor-
mia to meet the Pacific fleet. which
has just passed through the Panama
canal.
Returns TO LyHchburE.
Miss Mary Archer Glass, who spent
last week in Washington with her
father, returned to Lynchburg with
him last Saturday. Secretary Glass |
returned to Washington today, but
Miss Glass remained in Lynchburg.
Raymond Baker. who left Wash
ington with Mrs. Baker on Saturday, |
her only as far as New
York on her trip to Newport, where
she spent the week END, and returned
10 his desk today. Mrs. Baker is to
go to Narragansett to visit her
father. Captain Isaac Emerson. in a
lay or two, and Mr.. Baker will Join
her there for this coming weekend.
Mr.. Breckenridge Long. Third
Assistant Secretary of State. who
spent the weekend in New York, was
lue back in Washington today.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs Isaac w. Litten
announce the engagement of their
laughter, Mary Francis. to Com
nander George F. Bryan. u. S. N,
he wedding TO take place late in the
all.
Col. and Mrs. Clarence Ridley were
Inner hosts Saturday evening at
Nardman Park Inn I'm honor of Mrs.
2idley's sister, Miss Vivienne Thorn
ion of California. who is their house
quest. Their other guests were Mr..
md Mrs. Rolfe Boiling. Col. and Mrs.
-ohn NJ. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
;. Logan, Nine. MoreI, Miss Dipita
iorel DR.. Bojidar Pouritch, secretary
# the legation Of Serbs. Croats and
lovenes; Senior Dr.. Don Atilio Pee
orini. secretary Of the legation of
alvGdor; Major A. 3. Johnson and
1eroy Goff.
SOUthernerS To Receive.
The Southern Society will be hosts
his evening at a large reception at
he Willard, in honor of the new Sen
tors and Congressman. The regular
BUSINESS meeting of the organization
will be held at S o'clock and will be
ollowed by the reception, for which
he hour is 0 o'clock. The group of
Ionor guests is OF necessity large.