Evening star., 1923-04-03
The Japanese Ambassador
Dinner Host Last Night.

The Japanese Ambassad0r
Dinner Host Last Night.
The ambassador of Japan, Mr.. Hant-
hara, was host 10 a company OF thirty
at dinner last evening, entertaining
in his home on K street In compli-
ynent to the medical scientists from
Japan who are visiting in this coun-
try as guests of the Rockefeller t'oun-
dation of New York. The scientists,
who came to Washington Saturday
and will leave this evening, arc DR..
nfiura, DIR. Miya Iri. DR.. X. Takast.
DR.. S. Hata, DR.. A Fuj!nami and DR..
n. Nagovo.
The ambassador Of Italy, Don &C.
Iasio Caetani, will go to Rochester, y.
Y. this evening and will return Fri
Gay morning. He will address the
chamber Of commerce in Rochester.
and VIII be accompanied on the trip
by the financial counselor ot the en-
faSSy, Signor Guido Jung, and tho
secretary, SiEnor Geisser Celesta-
The Secretary OF the Treasury, Mr.
Mellon, is IN New York. where he went
yesterday after d brief visit in his
Pittsburgh home. He Will return to
The Secretary spent Easter with hts
Two children, Miss Ailsa Mellon and
Mr. Paul Mellon, in Atlantic City.
Miss Ruth Wallace will return to
Goucher College Thursday after
spending the Easter holiday with
her mother at Wardman Park Hotel
Mrs. Angus MacLay, who is with her
mother. will leave Washington Fri
day for her home in Detroit.
Nine. Claude Langlais was the
guest of honor today Of Mrs. c. Ash
luncheon at the Chevy Chase Club.
Her guests. who numbered fifty, were
seated at four tables.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis B. williams,
who have been frequent visitors OF
tho latter's brother-in-law and sister.
Senator and Mrs John B. kendrick.
will sail tomorrow aboard the Presi-
dent Van Buren, for d six-Ueek tour
in Europe. Senator Kendrick will
return from Panama, where he went
for the naval maneuvers, the end Of
uext week. and will shortly after
kencrick and her daughter. Miss
Rosa MaYe kenorick. will close their
apartment at Meridian Mansions at
the end of this month, and will sail
anna From the Pacific coast they will
go to Sheridan. Wyo.. to join Senator
hendrick in their home.
Miss Eula Williams, niece Of Mrs.
Kendrick, Will remain in the cast
Until the commencement at Goucher
College, when she will receive a de-
gree.
Dr. and Mrs. Tom A Williams Will
entertain at dinner tomorrow evening
In honor of DR.. ". I. Thomas. the
wen known authority on the group
RsyGhoogy , Of ,vo immigrants ,as,ans ., tbs Pr
subject tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock in the ballroom OF Mrs. Charles
N. Ffoulke. The Society of Social
Psychology has issued invitations for
ha Jrhn QttarG
will include members of the Staffs Of
the legations Of central Europe.
Mrs. VI. E. McCalmont will enter
tain q dinner party followed by nah
jongg at the tea house of the Fedora
Gon OF Womens Clubs this evening.
Mrs Glen Stewart arrived In Wash
tngton yesterday and last evening
was Joined by Mr.. Stewart They
are at the Shoreham for an indefinite
stay.
Lieut.. and Mrs Courtney Whitney
were hosts at dinner last evening at
the City Club, entertaining in compli-
nent to Major and Mrs. George E. A.
Reinburg. The other guests were
Mai. and Mrs. George Lowell, jr., Capt.
and Mrs. Berner Scott, Lieut.. and Mrs.
St. Clair STREET.. Lieut.. and Mrs. Alfred
Baker. Lieut.. and Mrs. Talcott p.
Smith and Lieut.. and Mrs. Ray a. Dunn.
Miss Alice Marie Watts, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Claude Samuel Watts,
and Mr George Miner Hostetler, con
of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Allen Hos
.etler, will be married this evening
rSho ceremony will be performed at
. O'clock In St. Margaret's Church
by the Rev. DIR. Herbert Scott Smith,
rector OF the church, and will be fol-
lowed by n reception In the home of
the brides parents. Miss Watts will
have as her matron of honor, Mrs.
william Hamilton Knox and Miss
Jmogen Hostetler, sister of the bride
groom. and Miss Jean Jussen OF Berk-
eley. Cal, will be bridesmaids. Mr.
John Scharf will be best man for Mr.
Hostetler and the users will be Mr.
William Hamilton Knox, Mr.. Arthur