The Washington times., 1919-04-12
, IscoUNrEss IsHII, wife of the
Japanese ambassador. was

hostess at a box party at tn,
exhtbition OF the Noh dances ar
hyric dramas of, Japan presented Al
Fhe willard last evening by Miss
Katherine du Pont, supported by
Douglas Crane. Among her guess
were Eishiro Nuida, third secretary oi
the embassy, and Nine. Nuida and
Miss Alice Hutchins Drake. Mrs. II
n. Rogers also entertained a box
party, having with her the guests vic
pad dined with her before the PEI
fOrmance.
Mrs. Mahlon Pitney was among the
quests in Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tuck
erman's box, and Miss Eliza Scidmore
@Vas with Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E.
Chaplin, who entertained a number o:
quests. In naother box were Mr.: and
Mrs. Hugh Legare, Mr.. and Mrs. X. )
Reynolds Hit, and Capt. Arthur
Snagge, naval attache OF the British
embassy.
Others present at the entertainment
FVere Mr.. and Mrs. LarE Anderson,
Mrs. Richard Harlow and her daugh-
Ter, Mrs. Theodore Wilkinson; Count
md Countess Korzybski, Miss Mabel
Boardman, Mrs. Harold Walker. Mrs.
William Morton GFinnell, Miss Eliza
beth GrinneIl, Mrs. Thomas Watt
Seo~ge. Ehle, Mrs. Joel HeatWole'
William Phelps Emo, Mrs. Thomas
t8ladgen, Mrs. Sherman Miles, Miss
Edith Wallach, Mrs. Horace West
kott. Miss Gladys Hinckley, Major
Robert Paxton, Basil Miles, Charles
". Richardson, Richard Crane, ID
Depart for New York.
The Minister OF Sweden end Nine.
Ekengren went to New York yester-
LAY, where they will be at the Van
(erbiIt Hotel for several days.
The Secretary Of Commerce and
Hrs. Redfield have as their guest
Randolph Mercein,. of New York, Mrs.
Redfield's cousin, who will remain
tnonth with them
The former Secretary of the Treas
try and Mrs. William Gibbs McAdoo
lave leased one Of the largest es-
tates at Huntington, an exclusive re-
/ tort on Long Island, for the summer.
tfr. and Mrs. McAdoo are at present
h California, but will come East
sbout May / and take possession Of
ihe estate.
Edouard de Billy, deputy high COM
missioner Of France. is at the Van
terbiIt Hotel, in New York.
wedding Invitations Out.
Mrs. John Miller has sent out in
FItations for the marriage Of her
aughter, Miss Sarah Booth Miller. to
Dion Scott Birney on Wednesday.
ApriI 80, at o'clock, at Woodlawn,
Highland avenue, Cleveland Park.
After July Mr.. Birney and his bride
VIII be ct home at 5431 Thirty-fourth
direct, Cleveland Park.
Mr.. Birney has recently been re-
/ tessed from the army, after having
tetrved with the rank of first lieu
tenant, aHd siss engaged in the prac-
ice OF ls,4 q Washington. He is the
ton OF HRaE,Ar bur A Birney and OF
Che late Mh. Birney, who was at one
ne United states District Attorney.
eAGiss Charlotte TPendletor enter
tained at luncheon at the Chevy
shsse Club today. She had fourteen
fpests.
william Phelps Emo and his cousin,
1frs. George Ehle, who is chatelaine
Af his household, will be at home in
formally tomorrow afternoon as is
heir custom on Sundays. Countess
Korzybski mira Edgerly) will be
Present and will exhibit some Of her
Portraits on ivory.
Mrs. John Campbell. Of New York,
= visiting Miss Lillian Washburn
Iewlin at the willard. Miss Cath
FrrN - Al
NIho was recently Miss NewIin's guest,
Has gone to White Sulphur Springs,
-. Va, but will return here for a
IIBit later, Miss Newlin gave an in
firmal tea, for Miss McCahill on Thurs
day.
Miss Florence Hobson, Of New York
81 in Washington for a visit, and is
Aaying at the Lafayette Hotel
Mrs. Alexander Campbell King, wife
Ssf the Solicitor General, has returned
70 washington after a visit to New
York.
@An interesting collection Of German
topples is now being exhibited at the
headquarters of the free milk for
france fund. in the Wyatt building,
and win be shown all next week.
DE-. OOEIieF GOes To New York.
DR.. William Miller Collier, president
-of George Washington University, and
i1drs. Collier will leave town tomorrow
fnr New York, where they will remain
until April %.
Congressman and Mrs. Henry D.
Flood and their children left yester-
a
Ynattox. Va, where they will remain
several weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Flood
returned only a few days ago from
k3ew York.
tMrs. Walter Schoellxopf entertained
ut q dinner party last evening, later
E1kking her guests to the theater.
I Mrs.. william Belknap entertained