The Washington herald., 1920-11-30
,ODAYS JOURNAL OF WASHINGTON SOCIETY,"
Senator and Mrs Owen Entertain British Ambassador
Brilliant Audience Greets Opening Here Of 'Hegh-Ho
By EVELYN {. HUNT.

By EVELYN G. HUNT.
President Wilson yesterday re-
ceived the Credentials OF three new
diplomats - the Minister Of Costa
Hiea, the Minister OF Guatemala, and
the Minister Of the Dominican Re-
public-who are now duly accred-
tied members Of the Diplomatic
Corps.
since Costa Rica had not been
represented ct Washington In sew
eral years. the arrival of the new
minister. DR.. octavio Beeche, was
an event Of no little interest. He
and Nine, Beeche. with their several
children. have an apartment at the
st. Nicholas Guatemala's new rep
resentative Is DIR. Julio Bianchi. who
10 accompanied by Nine. Bianchi and
their seven charming children. They
have taken the residence $500 On
tario road.
Emilio Joubert. the Minister Of
the Dominican Republic. served as
minister here several years ago. He
has an unusually handsome and at
tractive wife. and Nine. Joubert
was q great favorite in society dur
ing their previous residence here.
The British Ambassador and Lady
Geddes will be the honor guests at
a dinner which Senator and Mrs.
Robert L. owen will give on De-
cember 2.
Mrs. Bainbridge Colby viii be At
home tomorrow afternoon for the
first time this season.
Mrs. Edwin T. Meredith. wife of
the Secretary OF Agriculture, and
her daughter. Mrs. Frederic Bohen.
will go to New York today to spend
the remainder OF the week, so Mrs.
Meredith will not receive tomorrow.
The Ambassador of Belgium and
Baroness de Cartier de Marchienne,
who have been In Europe since the
early summer, will sail for France
tomorrow en- route to this city.
Nine. Boris Bakhmeteff will be
the guest of honor at luncheon to-
morrow afternoon of Mrs. Henry
Wilder Reyes. Mrs. Keyes will not
be at home on Thursday again un-
til after the Christmas holidays.
Mrs. Keyes will be at home this
afternoon from to s to meet
Mrs. Florence Kelley. Mrs. Keyes'
guests will include the members Of
the League Of American Penwomen
and the Women's National Press
Club.
The Polish Minister and Princess
Lubomirska will be hosts at dinner
on December Z.
l. H. Siocum, will entertain at a
tea on December Z.
nr. and Mrs. Loren johnson will
be hosts at a dinner tomorrow even
ing.
Col. and Mrs. Charles H. .Patter-
son entertained a large party of
young people at the National The
ater last evening, among their
guests being Miss Louise Delano,
Miss Mildred Bromwell. Miss Caro-
lyn Nash. Miss Ruth Hitchcock, Ar
thur Yencken, Capt J. F. Harker.
Maj. Harold N. Raynor and a num-
Der of others.
Senator and Mrs. willard Sauis-
bury, who have taken the Sheridan
house for the winter, will come to
Washington a few days before
Christmas.
CZECHosLOvA MINISTER
LEAVES FOR NEW YORK.
DR.. Bedrich stepanek. newly ap-
pointed minister OF Czechoslovakia,
who arrived in Washington on Sun
day, returned yesterday to New
YORK to be gone several days.
The Italian delegation to the in
ternational communications confer
enee entertained at dinner at
Rauscher's last evening in honor of
the American. British, French and
Japanese delegations. Covers were
laid for fifty. The Italian delega-
tion included Giuseppe Brambilla,
charge d'affaires of the Italian EN-
bassy; Comdr. Mirabelli. of the min
istry OF posts; Col. Bardeloni, of
the ministry of war: Comdr. Kaineri
Biscia, Of the ministry of the navy;
and Geisser Celesia, of the Italian
Embassy. The guests included the
Secretary Of the Navy; the Post
master General; the Hon. Norman
H. Davis. acting Secretary Of State;
the Japanese Ambassador, Baron
Shidehara; NJ. Lanel, president of
the French delegation; Mr.. Brown,
head of the British delegation; Ad-
miral Bensop. Assistant Postmaster
General Koons. Mr.. Walter Rogers;
Maj. Van 8. Merle-Smith, Assistant
Of State; Maj. Gen. squier,
Brig. Gen. John Nolan, Admiral Bull.
lard, Mr.. Dennis. Mr.. Valance, DR..
Mr.. Meyer, Mr.. Boal,. Mr..
Andrews. Capt. Bicknell, and Comdr.
Craven. of the American delesa-
tion. The members Of the British
delegation are Mr.. A. c. Sperlig. of !
the foreign ONCE; Col. Gardiner,
Robson and Capt. Eche-
varri, of the British admiralty; Mr..
Madge, Mr.. Phillips and Count de
Salles. The members of the French |
delegation are NJ. Broin. Gen. Ferrie |
and N. Poulaine. The members of |