Evening star., 1921-07-08
Secretary OF War Weeks
Honor Guest Of JapaneAe.

Will IetuIh " tHc CdplldI Idle AZ SeP-
tember.
Secretary Of War Weeks
Honor Guest OF Japanese.
The Secretary Of war. Mr.. Weeks.
was the guest OF honor OF the retir-
ing military attache OF the Japanese
embassy. Maj. Gen. Kazutsugu Inouye.
at farewell dinner last evening at
Rauscher's. The guests included the
ambassador, Of Japan. Baron Shide-
hara: Senator Joseph T. Robinson.
Senator Howard Sutherland. Repre-
sentative julius Kahn. Representative
Guy E., Campbell, the assistant secre-
tary OF war. Mr.. J. Mayhem Vain
wright: the assistant secretary of the
Cen, James G. Harbord. assistant
chief Of staff: Maj Gen. William G.
Haan, director OF war plans division;
Brig. Gen. Henry Jervey, director OF
operations division: Brig. Gen. D. e.
Nolan. director Of military intelli-
Inspector general: Mai. Gen. George
c. richards, chief Of militia bureau;
Mai Gen. Frank Mcintyre. chief Of
insular bureau; Maj Gen. Lansing n.
Beach, chief Of Engineer Corps; Maj.
Gen. c. s. Farnsworth.. chief Of in
chief Of cavalry; Mai. Gen. w: j.
Snow, chief Of field artillery: Maj.
Gen. Charles T. Menoher, chief Of air
service; Admiral Robert E. Coontz
chief Of naval operations: Admiral w.
S. Benson; Mai. Gen. Tasker H. Bliss,
Gen. john F. organ. New York Ma
tional Guard: Maj. Gen. John 8. Le-
Jeune, commandant of Marine Corps;
Gen. James A. Drain. commandant.
american Legion. District Of Colum-
pla: Rear Admiral William H. g. Bull
lard. and Brig. Gen. Preston Brown
Col. NJ c. Buckley, liaison officer:
Col William c. Rivers. commandant
of Fort Myer; Col. Franklin w. Ward.
general staff: Lieut.. Col. John 8. Fair.
aide to assistant secretary Of war:
Maj. John G. Quekemeyer. aide to
chief Of staff; Mr.: John Van a Mac.
Prof. Leonard H. Wilder. chemical
research bureau: Mr.. Colin H. Ev:
ingston, president Boy Scouts Of
America; DR.. Charles N. Gregory. Mr.
George Bond Cochran. Mr.. Frederick
E. Chaplin. Capt. William Wolff Smith:
the following members OF the Japa-
ffese embassy staff: Mf. 8. Furuya
counse1or; Mr.. S. Saburi. secretary;
capt O. Nagano, naval attache: Col.
H. Haraguchi. military attache; Lieut..
Col. f. foyama, Commander NJ. Hi
DINO, dSSleIduL dLtdCHc. MAJ. 1 :.
Hara. assistant military attache. and
Capt. c. Shigeto.
Belgian Ambassador {.
Entertains mt Luncheon.
The ambassador Of Belgium, Baron
de Cartier. entertained at luncheon
yesterday at the embassy in honor OF
the former minister OF foreign affairs
CT China, DR.. Chu Chi Chen, head Of
the Chinese special mission.
of State. Mr.. Huehes; the Secretary
Of the Navy, MIR. DENLY: the ambas-
sador of Great Britain, Sir Auckland
SEE; the undersecretary Of state. Mr.
Henry P. Fletcher: the solicitor gen
eral, Mr.. James M. Beck; the assist
ant secretary Of the Treasury. Mr.
Eliot wadsworth: Mr.. Charles DENLY,
Mr.. Wang and Mr.. Yen.
Baron de Cartier was at one time
minister to China from Belgium.
This evening the Secretary Of COM
merce, Mr.. Hoover, will entertain at
dinner in honor Of DR.. Chu Chi Chen.
Dinner Guest Of writers.
Ambassador to Italy.
The new United States ambassador
to Italy. Mr.. Richard Washbufn Child.
was the guest of honor at dinner Of
men last evening at the Hotel Astof.
New York. by a group OF journalists
and authors. The new ambassador ts
9ns %rtees of tt the ac6ts ts q o the
Among those at the. dinner were Mr..
Martin Egan. Mr.. Edgar sisson. Mr..
c. J. Rosebault, Mf. Haywood Broun,
Mr.. George Barr Baker, Mr., Robert
Bridges. Mr.. H. B. sxope. Mr.. Carl
Gy Hovey: Mr.; Thomas B. we Wells; s;t,s Mr.. 4.
c cesgFsve, e. Sf Mr.. Porter I ' Emerson
Browne. Mr.. ogden Mills Reid. Mr..
Ellis Parker Butler, Mr.. E. F. Gay,
Mr.. Guy Emerson. Mr.. Herman Hege-
dorm. Mr.. Robert w. Chambers. Mr..
w. B. Meloney. Mr.. Louis E. Ship
man. Mr.. John H. Finley. Mr.: sewell
Mr.. w. S. Moody.
The new ambassador will sail from
President Wilson for his new post.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Douglas sailed
from New York today for Peru, where
Mr.. Douglas will represent this coun-
try at the centennial celebration
which will begin in Lima July "a.
Mr.. Douglas Is chairman Of the COM
niittee which is sent from this coun-
try. All of the countries maintaining
be represented at the centennial
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Westeott left
this morning for York Harbor, Me,
where Mrs. Westcott will speld the
remainder Of the summer.
The minister Of Poland, Prince Lu-
bomirski, will return this evening
from New York, where he has spent .
few days. L.,
The assistant naval attache Of the
British embassy and Mrs. e. N. Mall
colin King have returned from q tour
Of the west coast and will sail fot
England on the Aquitania July 26.
They will not return again to WASH
itigton. as Commander Malcolm Kings
appointment here h1s terfninatsd.
Mrs. King is now at Long Beach. L. !,
where she will remain until July 10,
when she will return to Washington
for a stay of several days. II
EX.G0v. and Mrs. Folk X,
P1an Mountain Tour.
Former Gov. and Mrs. Joseph w.
Folk will leave Washington At the end
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