The Washington herald., 1920-10-24

Club; the Aztsc Society; the
children Of the American Rev
olution; the Colonial DANES OF
America; the Colonial Danes, Wash
ington; the Columbia Historical So
ciety; the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution; tho Daughters OF
Founders and Patriots. the Daueh-
ters OF Cincinnatf; the Daughters
of 1872; the Descendants of Royal
Crowned Heads; the Descendants OF
Sisners of the Declaratio the Le-
gion of Loyal Women; the Mt. ver-
non Association: the National So
ciety of Mayfiower Descendants; the
Patriots; the Order Of Cincinnati;
the Order of Washington; the So
ciety of Mayfiower descendants; the
Society of American Wars. the So
ciety OF Colonial Wars; the Society
Of Colonial Governors; the Society
of the War of 1919; the Sons OF
Veterans; the Sons of Veterans OF
Foreign Wars; the Sons of Amer
lean Revolution; the Sons of Reyo-
luton; the United Confederate Vet
erans; the United Daughters of the
Confederacy and the United Span
ish War Veterans.
Britishers have played an impor-
tant part in all of the large gather
ings that have been held in WASH
ington within the last few weeks
and the Ambassador and Lady
Geddes have entertained for them
each time. For Instance there was
the dinner for group of disttn-
guished British publicists; another
for the group of British delegates In
49,. hi grim tcrcentenary celebra-
tion, a reception for the World
brotherhood Congress and q recep-
tion in honor of the delegates to the
International Communica tions Con-
gress- In fact the British Embassy
has been the interesting center for
most of the diplomatic entertain
ment so far and gives promise OF
occupying the leadership in the sea-
son.
WASHINGTON WELCOMES
BANKER DELEGATES. -
! imagine the only reason the
Goddess didn't entertain for the A
B. A. was because it was not an in
ternational affair; was strictly
Narke". But the city certainly did
try to show the delegates to the con-
vention a good time and the COM
mittses in charge of the manage
ment of the convention surely de-
serve a great deal " credit. In the
iir"t place there were about 600 del
egates and that is some crowd Ia
manage, I can tell you. But manage
.. y eV did, and all of the dele
gates and their wives too, had a
good time.
The two biggest parties, of course
were the tea Tuesday at the Chevy
Chase Club and the bali Wednesday
- - 10 king smart coun-
try club was much admired by the
visitors though they filled the place
to overfiowing and almost obscured
IL. And the bail-I haven't seen
such such a huge crowd since tn,
good old days Of inaugural balls q
- " President will
have an inaugural baQ). But the
crowd was so beautifully MANAGED
that everybody enjoyed themselves
l don't recall ever seeing SO many
unfamiliar faces at a function in
Washington but they were all fine
looking people that gathered toxeth-
er there in the willard bali room
which was artistically decorated
soft pink shades and flags and
palms
4nen there were lots of parties
OF a private nature for the different
delegates to the convention; for in
stance, the luncheon which Mrs.
Frederick ". Shepherd gave for
Mrs Richard S. Hawes. of st. Louis,
whose husband was the presiden Mt
of the American Bankers Associa-