The Washington herald., 1919-11-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Nswboid Noyea Lady
Johnstone Of England, MIR. and Mrs.
Henry Getty Chiffon and Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Goodwin.
The Prince OF Wales attended
several little informal tea parties
yesterday afternoon. He called
upon Mrs. George Dewey. who had
few guests to meet him. includ-
ing Rear Admiral Sir Lionel Hal
sey, Rear Admiral Albert Niblaek.
Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Daniels. Paymaster General Samuel
MCGOWAN and Com. p. w. Footc.
Mrs. Dewey was especially inter-
ested In meeting Rear Admiral Hal
sey as he knew Admiral Dewey.
He was with the British naval
force which arrived at Manila Bay
after the famous battle there and
became at that timc personally ac-
quainted with Admiral Dewey. Ad-
miral Halsey was also on the STAFF
OF Admiral Jellicoe in the naval
battle of Jutland.
From the home of Mrs. Dewey the
prince and his party went to the
Dupont Circle residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Letter, where he was
entertained Informally at a tea
dance. ANarge number of young
girls, debutantes of this season and
last, were asked to meet him. among
them Miss Nancy Lane. the Misses
Hoar. Miss Mildred Bromwell. Miss
Milicent Rogers. Mrs. Russell. for
merly Miss Ethel Hartman; Mar
garet Harding. and others. The
prince danced every dance.
Earlier in the day the French AM
Ia M pl
tained at luncheon for the prince.
Those asked to meet him were the
Vice President. Mrs. Frederick Gill
lett, Secretary and Mrs. Lansing.
viseount, Grey. Representative and
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. Assistant
Secretary and Mrs. Phillips. Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Cary T. Grayson.
Gen. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt.
Lieut.. Col. Piatt Andrews, Sir God
frey Thomas. Miss Margaret Wilson,
Miss Louisa Hoar. Miss Nancy Lane.
Count de Sartiges and Maj. and Mrs.
Langlois.
When the prince came out OF the
Embassy after luncheon he found all
the students of Fairmont Seminary
waiting for sight of him. When
they greeted him he stopped and
shook them all by the hand. holding
an impromptu reception right there
on the side walk.
This afternoon the prince WIFI visit
Mt Vernon, after which he will take
tea at the White House when 1t Is
expected he will see the President He
will dine tonight at the British, EN-
bassy. A small reception will follow
the dinner.
1t is runlored that the prince and
h hia orf, rKyfIl - I.l.,
Springs for the weekend. HIS
grandfather. the late King Edward,
visited that famous resort when he
came to the United States about sixty
years ago. A large party Of young
people are planning to go to White
Sulphur also for the weekend.
Mrs. Wilson. wife of the Prest-
dent. took a short automobile ride
alone yesterday afternoon.
The former United States Ambas-
sador to Italy and Mrs. Thomas Ner-
son Page are at the Shoreham-
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph e. Davis en-
tertained at dinner last night, the
party attending later the reception
at the Library of Congress for the
Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Gibson, who
are spending a few days at the Com
modore Hotel in New York, will
cave this week for the country place
which they have leased for the fall
In the Catskills.
Representative and Mrs. John F.
Miller entertained at dinner at
Rauscher's Tuesday evening, In the
party were Mrs. Miller's sister, Mrs.
Patterson: Col. McAlexander. Col.
Munson. Col. and Mrs. T. G. Donald
son and Miss Harriet Kern.
LUNCHEON PARTY
AT CAFE ST. MARKS.
Mrs. NJ Young entertained at
luncheon OF eight covers at the