The Washington herald., 1921-06-25
Boy Dimes at
: White House
Harding Entertains Son
of Gen. Persk,ing on
His Birthday.
By EVELYN C. HUNT.

The President and Mrs. Harding
had as a special luncheon guest
yesterday Warren Pershing. the son
of Cen John J. Pershing. who was
celebrating his birthday. Gen. Per-
shing and Senator Warren, the small
boys grandfather. also were lun-
cheon guests.
President Harding yesterday was
presented with a cowboy hat with
a silver band, the gift of the city
of Cheyenne, wyo.. by Senator War
rem, Senator Kendrick and Repre-
sentative Mondell. of Wyoming, who
ivited him to attend the frontier
celebration there in July.
PRESIDENT TO RECEIVE
MEMBERS OF JAP DIET.
President Harding will receive at
5 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon the
delegation of members of the Jap
anese Diet, who will arrive in
Washington tomorrow afternoon,
and will stay at the Washington
Hotel, coming here from New. York.
They will be entertained Informally
at dinner tomorrow evening at the
Embassy. Monday the Secretary of
State, Charles E. Hughes, will en-
tertain in their honor at a luncheon
at the Metropolitan Club. That
evening a group of the members OF
Congress, who visited Japan about
a year ago, will give dinner for
the distinguished guests. Tuesday
evening the Japanese Ambassador,
Baron Shidebara, will entertain at
dinner at the Embassy in compli-
ment to the visitors. when the same
group of American Congressman
will be among the guests. Tuesday
90 MT
Vernon, and will leave wednesday
morning for Philadelphia
Capt Emiliano Chamorro, new
Nicaraguan Minister to the United
States;- succeeding DR.. Don Alejan-
dro Cesar, has already arrived in
Washington and is at Wardman
Park Inn, where he will occupy the
legation suite when he assumes his
duties July 1.
FORMER CHINESE OFFICIALS.
Elaborate plans have been made
for the entertainment of Gnu Chi
Chen. former minister of foreign
affairs of China. who arrived in
Washington yesterday afternoon
accompanied by several distinguished
Chinese forming a special mission.
In the party were: DR.. Ye-Tsung
Tsur. counselor of the special mis-
sion; Ouang Ting-Tchang, DR..
Robert Yu, Chang I-wu, and Shah
Wen-Yen. Mr.. Chen had been in
vited to be the guest of the Chinese
Minister. Dr.. Sao-Ke Alfred SEE, at
the legation. but 1t has not been
definitely decided whether he Will
accept the invitation or remain at
the Hotel willard to be near the
government buildings
Last evening the Chinese Minis
ter entertained Mr.. Chen and the
other members of the mission in
only members of the legation staff
being present.
This afternoon the party will
visit Fort Myer and this evening
Dr. SEE will entertain them at a
formal dinner to meet Chinese off,
cials here.
Tomorrow afternoon the mem
bers of the special mission. accom-
panied by the Chinese Minister and
other members of the legation staff,
will motor to Mrs Louis Hartle's
country place, Dunstan Hall, for
supper.
SECRETARY HUGHES TO MEET
DISTINGUISHED CHINESE GUEST
Monday morning Mr.. CHEN will
be received by the Secretary of
State, Charles Evans Hughes, and
Monday afternoon he will be re-
ceive6 by President Harding at the
White House. probably paying
visits to some of the government
buildings during the day.
Representative Leonidas c. Dyer,
of Missouri. will entertain in honor
Of Mr.. Chen and the members Of
the mission Tuesday noon at the
Capitol Tuesday afternoon Mr..
Chen will visit the Bureau of STAN
dards and that evening the Chinese
Minister, DR.. SEE. will be host at