The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-14
Other Dances.

Then the Secretary Of Agriculture ana
Mrs. Edwin T. Meredith will give a
dance at Rauscher's on December s, for
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick owen Bohen. who are to
arrive for a visit November rs. And
there are TO be two dances in connection
with the Yuletide Fete to be held at
the Willard, December ! and 2. under
the auspices of the Neighborhood House.
The ball for the Children's Country
Home, will come along as usual on
Christmas Eve. and the Charity Ball.
the one for the Children's Hospital, will.
be on the night of January 10
The Junior League has decided on
series of small dances such as they put
through successfully last season.
The Yulctide Fete is about the most
ambitious charity project as yet launched.
Mrs Walter. Tuckerman seems to be Its
chief instigator and she has persuaded
Ave other phlanthropic organizations tn
pool their issues with Neighborhood
House, so that the Working Boys Home,
tn Child Welfare Society, the Visiting
Nurses Association, the Girl Scouts and
even the Junior League are working Tor
Il. The idea Ia to have one great bazaar
carried out on an elaborate scale. wind
ing up with a dance each evening. IL
is hoped that this plan VIII bring In all
the money that these various organiza-
tons need and will take the place of
a dozen lesser entertainments strung
out during the season. Most OF ths
details are being kept secret for the
present. but one OF the attractive fea-
lures 70 to be a quaint little tea house
AT which such well known. women as
Lady Geddes, Baroness Romano Avez-
zana. Mrs. Colby. Mrs. Houston. Mrs.
Adolph Caspar Miller and Mrs. Thomas
z Bayard and others have promised TO
preside.
Baroness Romano Avezzana evidently
is not expecting to leave Washington for
several months to come. and her many
friends are hoping that the reports
that they are TO be transferred Will
prove false alarm. And the fact that
Mrs Colby has promised to sit in at the
tea tables leads 20 the Inference that
she is not contemplating accompanying
Mr. Colby On his projected trip TO South
America as the Presidents official rep
resentative. returning the visits OF the
Presidents OF Brazil and Uruguay and
accepting while he is down there the
invitation OF Argentina to visit there
also. Mr. Colby probably will start Oh
the trip the end OF next week. Mean
while there are all sorts Of parties being
arranged for him especially by the South
American diplomatists.
Or. SEE. director of the Chinese edu-
cational mission. will sail next Thurs
day for China, to remain probably all
winter He has been in poor health.
The Jusserands should be sailing to-day
and should reach die Embassy by the
end of next week, which also applies to
the absent members of Ambassador lie
Bretou's family. though they may stay
a few days In New York before return
ing TO Washington and the Argentine
Embassy Sonora De Pezet has delayed
her return a few days. or the DE Car
tiers no definite word has come. though
the Belgian Embassy expects them
before very long now" And there is
nothing definite as to the return OF the
Minister of the Netherlands and Nine.
Cremcr. who have rather delayed COM
ing back presumably because of his III
health.
In the meanwhile Jonkheer De Beau
fort Charge dAffaires OF the Dutch
Legation. has gone to Chicago. where
he has called n conference OF Consuls
Of the Netherlands stationed In the mid
die West He had planned big din
ner at which his Consuls were to meet
the prominent bankers and business
men. one gathers that the Dutch be-
licve in the dollar diplomacy" which
wss one OF Senator Knox's pet theories
while he was Secretary OF state.
Word has been received Of the safe
arrival on the other side OF Mr.. John
w Davis. Amba ssador to Great Britain
and Mrs. Davis. who sailed from New
York on election day. They say. by the
way. that MIR. Davis. after March A.
when he shall have ceased to be Am
bassador. plans to return to New York
to live and practice law.
Rear Admiral Nlblack. who went over
more than a month ago to take up his
post as Naval Attache with the Embassy
IN London. Is reported as comfortably
settled In winter quarters IN Mavfsir