The Washington times., 1921-06-27


ceiving Chu Chi chien. special
u representative OF the President
OF China and his suite at the White
House this afternoon at 2:4S
O'Clock.
Mr.. Chu and members OF his stan
were entertained at dinner last
evening at the Chinese legation,
the minister OF China, DR.. Alfred
sxe. being the host. DR. Chu will
give another dinner in honor of
the distinguished visitors. Tuesday
evening. at the Chevy Chase Club
when there will be sixty guests,
including the Secretary OF State.
A group OF Senators and Con-
sressmen will entertain DIR. Chu
and his suite at luncheon In the
Speakers room at the Capitol to-
morrow. The Secretary of State.
Charles Z. Hughes. win give a din
ner In their honor Thursday. and
on Friday they will be the guests
of DIR. paul Reinsch. former Ameri-
can minister to China, who will
give a dinner at his home.
one of the party. w. T. Tsur, IL a
senator OF China and was formerly
president of the American Indem-
nifty College, Mt which many talent
ed young Chinese receive their edu-
cation and are trained for service
In other countries,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hertie enter
tained at tea yesterday at their
country home. Gunston Hall. Va. in
honor of DR.. Chu Chi Chen. The
minister of China. DR.. Sze. the
three daughters of DR.. Chen, two
OF whom are school girls. and the
members of the distinguished
visitors suite were the only guests.
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The members OF the Japanese Die
who are visiting Washington passed
the day In sightseeing with luncheon
at the Metropolitan club as pleas
ant hour of refreshment In the mids
OF almost too many activities for I
temperature that registered varioul
nineties.
The Secretary of state. Charles f
Hughes, was the host at luncheon
The party included the Japanes'
Ambassador, Raron Shidehara Rok'
usaburo Nakanishi. president of thu
party; Kunimstsu. vice president
Nacta Kumagai. Hideo Higuchi
Eikichi Hikida. Juichi Nozoye, sempei
YAKIMA. Takeo Tanaka, Tobel Naka
mura, Nobuzo Hawai- and severa
members of the Japanse embassy.
The days program includes visits
to the Senate. tho House of Rep
aad the Chamber o.
Commerce Members of Congress,
who visited Japan a year ago will
be hosts at a dinner this evening.
The Japanese visitors arrived yes
terday afternoon and were enter
tanned by the Japanese Ambassador
Baron Shidehara at an informa
dinner at the Japanese embassy II
the evening. Baron Shidehara vii
give a formal dinner tomorrow
which the Congressman who ar
hosts this evening will be among tn
guests.
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The President and Mrs. Hardins
passed a quiet Sunday In the White
House. The President and his father
George T. Harding. of Marion. Ohio
attended morning services at the Cal
vary Baptist Church.
sessue Hayakawa, the famous
Japanese f1lm star. arrived In Wash
ington yesterday and will be receive'
at ] 80 today by the President. HI
will be one of the guests at the Dime
given by the japanese minister. Bar
on Shidehara, in honor of the visit
ing members of the Japanese Diet.
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Mrs. Coolidge, wife of the Vic
President Is in New York; where sh
will attend the garden party give
IN honor OF the Woman's Nations
Foundation by Mrs. Robert c. Blacl
at Pelham Manor, N. Y.
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Mrs. Selden Spencer, wife OF Sens
tor, Spencer will leave Washingto
July 10 for Lake Geneva, Wisconsin
where she will meet her two son
and their families, and will spend tn
summer on the lake camping wit
them, the Senator joining them late
In August for a short visit One of tn
sons, Selden p. Spencer, jr., who is
missionary to China, will arrive fror
China at that time. with his wife an
three children, and will spend tw
years In America. This will be tn
frst visit that they have had fror
their son in six years, and Mr.. Spence
will later attend John Hopkins, wher
he will receive his Phi. ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks Spencer, of 81
Louis, the other son and daughter-fn
law. and their three children will ais
spend the summer with their parents
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Mrs. Charles j. Bell will leav
Washington Wednesday for shor
visit to New York. and will spend tn
Fourth on Long Island.
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The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
DENLY and the Secretary of War Joh
W. Weeks. and Mrs. Wainwright, tn
wife of the Assistant Secretary o
War, will receive the guests this even
ing at the reception at the Army an
Navy Club, which the members ar
giving in honor OF Mr.. Weeks and MI
DENLY.
There will be about 5000 guest
present, and supper will be served I
the main dining room at $3.50 o'clocl
II the weather permits dancing will
be enjoyed on the roof garden.
DENBYs ENJOY CRUISE.
The Secretary of the Navy an
Mrs. DENLY returned to Washing
ton last evening after restfu
trip down the river on the sylph