The Washington times., 1921-06-29

Henry ID. Flood. Congressman
Theodore q. Burton. Congressman
Lsonidas c. Dyer. Congressman
Milton w. shrsvs, Congressman
Henry z. Osborne. Congressman
Alanson b. Iioughton, Brig. Gen.
Preston Brown, Col. w. c. Rivers,
Mr.. Robert Woods Bliss. Col Clar-
enoel o. Sheriff.. Mr.. Fred X. Mel
son, DR.. Paul S. Reinsch, DR.. Liy-
ingston Farrand. DR.. s. w. STRAIT
william d. Dennis. DR.. William II.
Feulksc, OF New York, Mr.. Vernon
Munroe. Mr.. Louis Hertle, DR.. Rae
d. Henkle. Mr.. Graham Patterson.
Mr.. c. Il. Howe. Mr.. Turner. Mr..
Nelson +. Johnson, Congressman
William s. Ware, Congressman
James A. Frear. Mr.. Edmund F.
Erik and members OF the special
mission, which included Mr.. T. \.
Tsur, DIR. U. Y. Yen. Dr. Robert Yu,
Mr.: ouans Ting-tchang. Mr.. Chang
I-Wu, Mr.. Shah Won Ten. Mr.. n
c. Ii and Mr.. Tong.
DR.. Chu and his companions viii
leave Washington the first OF the
month for the West on their way
The nine members of the Japanese
Diet left Washington this morning
at 9i26 o'clock for Philadelphia after
q visit OF a week to the Capital, dur
ing, which time they were extensively
entertained.
They. were received by President
Harding yesterday afternoon at B
o'clock in the Blue Room, and the
ambassador from Japan, Baron Shide-
hara, was. host at dinner last eve
ming for them and the members of
the Congressional party which visited
Japan last year. There were thirty
guests. including Mr.. Rokusaburo.
president of the party; Kunimatsu
Hamada. vice president of the party:
Naota Kumagai. Hideo Higuchi. Eiki-
chi Hikida, Juichi Nozoye, Senipei
Yajima, Yukimichi Takami. Takeo
Tanaka. Tobei Nakamura. secretary
OF the house of representatives:
Nobuzo, Hawai-. secretary of the
party: Speaker Frederick Giliett. Sem
ator William ]. Harris. Congressman
John NJ. Small. Congressman Stephen
q. Porter, Congressman Leonidas c.
Dyer. Congressman Guy e. Campbell.
Congressman John z. Norm, Con-
gressman Rufus Hardy. Congressman
William s. Ware, Congressman Henry
2. Osborne. Congressman Hugh S.
Hersman, Congressman Louis B.
Goodall. Mr.. Furuya. counselor of the
Japanese embassy; Mr.. Saburi. secre-
tsry of the Japanese embassy: Capt
Nagano. naval attache of the Japa-
nese embassy; Maj. Hara, assistant
military attache of the Japanese en-
bassy. and sessue Hayakawa.
Mrs. Albert Fall. wife OF the secre-
tary of the Interior. has as her guest
for few days, Miss Clara oieson,
Of Santa Fe. N. Mex.
Mrs. John Hays Hammond enter
tanned at luncheon today for Mrs.
Fall and her guest.
Col. and Mrs. Matthew Delaney will
be hosts at dinner this evening at
Chevy Chase.
Miss Frances Hampson will 20 this
weekend to Wakefield Manor, Va, to
be the guest of Miss Anne Gordon. A
number of informal parties are being
planned for her during her visit and
some of the young bachelors from
Washington will go up for the occas-
sion.
Mr.. Lao wei-Shiu, third secretary
OF the chinese legation, entertained
at dinner last evening at the willard.
having seven guests in the company.
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The newly appointed military at
tache to the japanese embassy, Col.
H. Haragurchi. will arrive here July
e. The retiring military attache, Mai.
Gen. X. Inouye. will give a farewell
dinner July at which the Secretary
of War. Mr.. John w. Weeks, will be
the guest of honor.
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The Minister of Roumania and
Princess Bibesco have postponed their
departure to Hyde Park, N. Y. until
Friday. when they will go to visit Mr..
and Mrs Franklin d. Roosevelt.
After the completion of their visit
there they will go to Bar Harbor to
be the guests of the group OF Brit
ish embassy bachelors who are oo-
cupyins the Henderson cottage there
this summer.
THE YATES ENTERTAIN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reid Yates entertain