The Washington herald., 1921-07-08
Will Attend
Fouer Fete
Hwdings to Be Present
At the Roosevelt
CGrniUal.
By EVELYN C. HUNT.

The President and Mrs Harding
have accepted the invitation of the
Georgia division of the Roosevelt
Memorial Association to attend the
flower carnival to be given Friday
evening. July Is, at the Dean place.
The carnival was scheduled for
June %, but was postponed be-
cause of rain.
The President played golf at
Chevy Chase Club yesterday after
noon
Secretary OF War John w. Weeks
was the guest of honor at dinner
last evening of Maj. Gen. Inouye,
retiring military attache Of the
Japanese Embassy. at Rauscher's-
The guests. who were limited to
men, numbered fifty-two and in
cluded the Japanese Ambassador,
Baron Shidehara: J. Mayhem VAIN
wright. Assistant Secretary of War;
Maj. Gen. James G. Harbord. as
sistant Chief of Staff, u. s. A; Maj.
Gen. William G. Haan. director OF
war plans division: Brig. Gen
Henry Jervey. director of opera
tfons division: Brig. Gen. d. E.
Nolan. director of military intelli-
gence: Maj. Gen. ]. l.. Chamber
lain. Inspector General; Maj. Gen.
George c.. Richards. Chief of Militia
Bureau; Maj Gen. Frank Mcintyre,
Chief of Insular Bureau; Maj. Gen.
Lansing Fl. Beach. Chief of Engi-
neer Corps: Maj. Gen. c. S. Farms
worth, Chief of Infantry: Maj. Gen.
willard 4. Holbrook, Chief of Cav
airy: Mai. Gen. w. ]. Snow, Chief
of Field Artillery: Mai. Gen. Charles
r. Menoher. Chief of Air Service;
Brig. Gen. Preston Brown. president
of General Staff college: Col. NJ. c.
Buckley. liaison officer: Col William
c. Rivers, commandant of Fort
Myer: Col. Franklin W. Ward. Cen
eral STAFF: Lieut.. Col. John s. Fair,
aide to Assistant Secretary of War:
Mai John c. Quekemeyer, aide to
Chief Of Staff
Senator Joseph T. Robinson. Ap-
preparations Committee: Senator
Howard Sutherland. Military Affairs
Committee: Representative Julius
Kahn. chairman. Military Affairs
Committee: Representative Guy f.
Campbell. immigration Committee;
John Barrett. former director gen
eral the Pan American Union; Col.
Theodore Roosevelt, Assistant Sec
retary Of the Navy: Admiral Robert
F. Coontz, Chief of Naval Opera
tions: Admiral w. S. Benson. mem
ber Of Shipping Board: Maj. Gen.
Tasker H Bliss. governor Of SOL
diers' Home: Maj. Gen. John F..
O'Ryan. New York National Guard:
Maj. Gen. John s. Leieu7e, COM
mandant of Marine Corps: Gen.
James A. Drain. comma ndant,
American Legion. District Of c.
Iumhia: Rear Admiral William H..
G. Bullard: John Van A. MacMur-
ray. chief Of Far Eastern division:
Prof. Leonard II. Wilder. Chemical
Research Bureau.
Colin II. Livingstone. president
Eoy Scouts of America: DR.. Charles
y. Gregory, professor. George
Washington University: George
Rond Cochran. Frederick f. Chaplin.
Capt. William Wolff Smith. COM
mandant. Press club Post, Ameri-
can Legion: F. Moore. S. Furuya.
counselor. japanese Embassy: s.
Saburi. secretary. Japanese En-
bassy: Capt. o. Nagano. naval at
tache: Col II. Haraguchf. military
attache: Lieut.. Col. T. Toyama
Comdr. NJ. Hibino. assistant naval
attache: Mai. T. Hara, assistant
military attache. and Capt c.
Shieeto.
Gen. Inouye leaves Washington
this forenoon and will sail from
New York for Liverpool on the 9th.
After visiting several countries in
Europe he will return to Japan
early in October