Evening star., 1921-08-11
( Society.
The President Receives Mr.. Yukimlchl
Takami, Member of Japanese Parlia-
ment-Senators White House Guests.

Der of the parliament OF
Japan. at the White House
this morning. Mr.. Takami came to
the United States with the large con-
gressional delegation from his coun-
try which visited Washington some
weeks ago, but was detained in New
York by a slight indisposition.
Yesterday the President and Mrs.
Harding had as their guests at lunch
con Senator Henry Cabot Lodge
Senator Charles Curtis Mr.. Fred up
ham. treasurer of the republican ma
tfonal committee, and Mr.. David Null
vane of Kansas.
The minister of Norway. Mr.. H. H.
Bryn. accompanied by his daughter
will return Saturday from New YORK,
where he is spending few days, ihe
minister and Miss Bryn will leave
later in the day for Skylands, Va, 10
Join Nine. Bryn and the other MEM
bers of the family at their cottage
there.
The minister of Sweden. Capt. Axel
Wallenberg. will be the guest of hon
or at dinner Saturday of Mrs. John
Aspegren at her summer home IN
Newport.
| The former premier of Austria and
Countess Teleky were the guests OF
honor yesterday of the president OF
Williams College and Mrs. Harry a.;
Garfield at tea, when Count anu
| Countess SZechenyi were among the
guests. Count and Countess Teleky ar
rived at Williamstown earlier in the day
| from New York and will be there sew
| eral weeks, where the count will give
| a course Of lectures at the Institute OF
Politics of Williams College.
DIR. and Mrs. Garfield also entertained
at dinner last evening. when tneir
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
vNA1r av,d
liam L. Gushing Of Cleveland, who are
house guests of the hosts. and WIS.,
count and Viscountess Bryce.
Viscountess Bryce was the guest OF
honor at a luncheon yesterday given by
| Mrs. Vanderpool Adriance, who had a
distinguished company to meet her.
10 Mr.. de Sieyes has been appointed
attache of the French embassy and
will shortly arrive in this country to
take up his new duties. Nine. de
Sieyes is an American, and Mr.. de
Sieyes. who was in the Aviation Corps
during the war. was decorated with
the Legion of Honor for bravery.
Mr. Blondel, who was recently call
ed to Paris from London, has been
appointed charge d'affaires of the
| French embassy in Mexico, and re-
ports of his coming to Washington
We're incorrect
The counselor of the Italian en-
, bassy. Signer Sabetta. has gone to the
Thousand Islands for fortnight. :,
The secretary of the embassy and
Signora Celesia returned yesterday
| from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. S. H.
Marshall at their country home, Nor
van. near Charlottesville. Va Sfgnor
and Signora Celesia made the trip
there and back by motor, stopping at
several resorts en- route.
Christians Have
ssi:Ors From Ohio.
! The secretary to the President and
| Mrs. George Il. Christian. jr., have as
! heir guests the formers sister, Mrs.
| J. F. Dombaugh- and her son George
| If Marion. Ohio.
| Mrs. Charles E. Sawyer. wife of
| Brig. Gen. Sawyer, is expected back
\ this week from Marion, Ohio, where
she has been visiting for several
weeks.
Brig. Gen. William Lassiter, who 10
! new in command of Camp Knox, KY.
| viii come to Washington the end of
| he week to attend the General Staff
College.
Mr. and Mrs Edison Bradley enter
tained at luncheon yesterday in their
Newport villa in honor of Dr. and
| Mrs. Preston Pope Satterwhite of
| new brk, WHO nave visited MT. ana
Mrs. Bradley in their Washington
home several times
The former Governor of Ohio. Mr.
James M Cox, entertained a party of
eight at luncheon at the Mount WASH
lngton Hotel. Breton Woods, yester-
day. The party made the trip by
motor from Bethlehem, where Gov.
COX and his family have cottage for
the summer. and the luncheon fol-
lowed round of golf.
Mr. and Mrs John D. Rockefeller,
Jr.. will sail from New York today for
China.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin B. Laughlin have
as their guest at. Land End, their
summer home at Newport, Mrs. Ar
thur Iselin.
Countess Constance H. de Caen was
the guest of honor at luncheon yes
terday of Mrs. Littleton Lake, in her
apartment, at Stoneleigh CourE
DR. NJ. A. Mathews was host at din
ner. at the New Willard, last evening
when his guests were Senator Miles
PoindeXter and Senator Wesley L.
Washington state delegation in Con-
gress.
Maj. and Mrs. Sidney L. Campbell.
accompanied ny tne lattef n1other,
Campbelrs sister. Mrs. Clara C.
Brown. will come to Washington
the end of this week They are now
in New York. at the Hotel Astor, for
few days after touring New Eng
land by motor.
Mrs. H. B. Freese has as her house
guests her niece. Miss Helen Heuer,
and Miss Geraldine Bliss Of San Fran
cisco. Mrs. Freese entertained at a |
luncheon for the visitors, at Wardman
Park Hotel, when covers were laid
for twelve.
Col. and Mrs. T. @. Donaldson will
leave Washington Monday for New
York. from which point they will
sail the following Thursday for Eu-
rope. They will be absent until the
first of November, and will visit Hol-
land, Belgium, France and Germany,
and probably will make brief stay in
England
Mr. and Mrs. E. r. Leonard were
hosts at dinner last evening at the
Chevy Chase Club. Those in tie
party were Col. and Mrs. Charles L.
Frailey and their house guest, Miss
Newcomet, of Cleveland; Col. and Mrs.
r. Q. Donaldson, Col. Clarence r. Day,
| Mrs. John Barker. Capt. John o. Dom
aldson and Mr.. Frailey.
Mrs E. L. Stock has invited small
company for tea this afternoon in
honor of her sister fn-law, Mrs.
Charles A. Munroe, of East Orange,
N j. and Miss Mae Follmer of Chi
cago, who are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Stock in their suburban rome.