The Washington herald., 1920-11-21

were honor gusts at a dinner which
Mrs. Cromwell Brooks gave. which
was followed by dancing. additional
guests being asked for the latter
part of the evening. Really IL seems
as though most of the dinners this
season SO far are followed by dane
ing, either formal or informal.
, Comdr. and Mrs. Claude Mayo are
planningNa series of small dances
and have already given the first.
Then some prominent visitors in
the Capital were the center Of some
Of the entertainments. The Polish
Minister and Princess Lubomirsks,
/ for example, entertained twice
two days In succession. in fact-in
honor Of foreigners Of note. Thurs
day they gave a luncheon in COM
pliment to the noted Polish painter
| of battle scenes-W. Kossak. of
New York. The evening before they
had guests for dinner. asked to
meet the commander Of the Kosci-
uszko squadron of Poland. Col. Ced-
ric Fountleroy. formerly Of Chicago
and a famous aeronaut. 1t was a
notable company that gathered
around their table that evening. and
included among others the Secre-
/ tdTy VI war ana MIS-. DdhcIs DdI-
oness Romano. wife OF the Italian
Ambassador. and Miss Romano: the
charge d'affaires of the French EN-
bassy, Prince de Bearn; Mr.. and
4 Mrs. Sheldon Whitehouse, Mrs. z.
II. G. Slater. Mrs. Lawrence Towns
! end. Miss Patten. Miss Mary Gwynn.
j. c. White. DR.. Vernon Kellogg.
\ Mr.. Kossak. the Counselor OF the
1 Polish Legation and Mime. Kwapis-
zewska; the vice minister OF finance
of Poland. r. Rybarski: Mr.. Gliwic,
commercial counselor Of the lega-
tion: the acting military attache Of
/ the legation, Maj. Mach, and Prince
Eugen LubomirskL nephew Of the
minister.
british VICE ADMIRAL
! COMING TOMORROW.
| A prominent visitor is due in town
| tomorrow; namely. Vice Admiral
Sir william Pakenham, commander
in-chief of the British North Allan
tic and West Indian station, ac-
/ companied by members of his staff.
] They will come to pay their re-
spects to the navy officials of the
Emitted States and to the British
Ambassador, Sir Auckland Geddes.
who. with Lady Geddes, will entT-
tain at dinner Tuesday evening ut
! the embassy in honor of the ad-
miral. Wednesday evening he will
| be the honor guest at a dinner
! which the Secretary Of the Navy
will give. That afternoon a party
of twenty-four will accompany the
admiral to Annapolis to make an
inspection of the Naval Academy.
1 and the superintendent am not
I sure whether that means Admiral
Scales or Admiral Henry Wilson,
who is about to OF just has sue
( ceeded Scales-is making arrange
ments for the reception and enter
tainment of the distinguished Brit
ish visitor. / think Admiral Scales
will be their host.
We will soon have another
Interesting foreign visitor here
Eugene Lefevre. former President OF
Panama and brother of the charge
d'affaires of the Panama Legation
here, J. z. Lefevre, who is now visit
ing his brother in New York where
he is staying for a while. having
come to the States a week or so
ago. 1t is about time for several
new diplomats to arrive here. too.
The new minister OF Czecho- Slovakia
is expected here this month some
time. He sailed, l believe. from
Trieste, November s. The Minister
of Rumania and Princess Bibesco
are about due, too. Then IL is about
time for the French Ambassador
and Nine. Jusserand TO return and
Nine. Pezet, wife OF the Peruvian
Ambassador who was abroad all
summer is due to land here this
week: while Nine. LeBreton. wife Of
the Argentine Ambassador. landed
in New York yesterday after spend
ing the summer in Europe. The
Ambassador went to New York TO
meet her We are going to lose the
| Tsamados', / hear. He is Minister
resident and Charge d'Anaires of
the Greek Legation. He-also XII
mon CoIlas. secretary of the legation
resigned last week as a protest
against the new government in
Greece they plan to leave here
shortly and expect to go to France.
Mr.. Collas who is a very active
member of society, particularly in
the younger dancing set will be
;, greatly missed. The Tsamados'
have been very popular here and
Washington doesn't like a bit the
thought of their going, either.
WOMEN OF BAR AT
DELIGHTFUL BANQUET.
One of the outstanding events of
last week-it was not a dance-was
the banquet given last evening by
:, the women's Bar Association. 1t
was given at the Burlington and
was a most enjoyable event indeed
such a notable gathering of wom-
en- for one thing. Just listen to the
list of honor guests-Mrs. Annette
Adams, Assistant Attorney General;
Commissioners Mabel Boardman.
Helen Gardner and Mrs. Clara Sears
Taylor. Judge Jean Norris Of the
Magistrates Court of New York /:
Jane Adams. of Hull House, and
Mrs. Philip Moore, president OF
the National Council Of Women.
! They all made most interesting ad-
dresses and every one said so many
| things worth listening to that IL
would take me ages to tell you
about them, so 1 think / had better
| not start.
Miss Ida Nav Movers, president of