The Washington times., 1921-03-08
MRS. HENRY {. WALLACE.

| and Mrs. Richards. Brig. Gen.
Charles l.. McCawley, Mrs. Thomas
! +. Walsh, Mrs. John Allan Daugh-
erty. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 8.
Hamlin, DIR. and Mrs. Harvey
Wiley. Mr.. and Mrs. George b.
| Christian, Brig. Gen. Logan Fe-
land and Mrs. Feland. Brig. Gen.
Henry C. Haines and Mrs. Haines,
Col. Rufus II. Lane and Mrs. Lane,
| Col. George C Thorpe and Mrs
! Thorpe. Col. William b. Lemly and
| Mrs. Lemly. and DIR. and Mrs Will
! liam Miller Collier.
The little house party which the
! President and Mrs. Harding have
been entertaining at the White House
Is gradually breaking up. DR.. George T.
Harding, the Presidents father. and
George T. Harding. jr.. the Presidents
brother. left today for Ohio. Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Malcolm Jennings, of Ohio, and
Mrs. Harding's niece. Mrs. Longshore,
| have, returned home, while others
who have been staying at the White
House are now guests of relatives in
Washington. Today Mrs. Harding is
receiving calls from many OF the rel
atives and old friends here for the
inaugural ceremonies who are about
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MRS. COOLIDGE AT LUNCHEON.
Mrs Coolidge, wife OF the Vice Presi-
dent, attended the meeting of the
ladies of the Senate at the Senate
office building today and shared with
them their weekly picnic luncheon
This afternoon Mrs. Coolidge will re-
ceive a number of ladies who will call
upon her by appointment
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A good many OF the important ilin-
ners which are on the calendar to-
night will wind up at the French en-
bassy where the French Ambassador
and Nine. Jusserand are giving a re-
lception in honor of the new Secretary
of State, Charles Evans Hughes. Mrs.
Hughes will not be able to be present.
as she has gone to New York TO re-
main until early in April.
The Italian Ambassador, Signor Ro-
landi Ricci, who is staying at the
Shoreham, has gone to New York for
a brief stay.
The British Ambassador and Lady
Geddes will dine tonight with Mr..
and Mrs Frederick Atherton ani will
later attend the reception at the
French embassy.
Miss Muriel Ross. sister OF Lady
Geddes. will arrive in Washington to-
morrow to make short visit at the
embassy.
VISITOR FETED.
Lady Margaret Scott, daughter RI
the Duke of Buccieuch. who is stay
ing with the British AmAa ssador and
Lady Geddes. was the guest In whose
honor Miss Anna Hamlin entertained
at luncheon today. The guests asked
to meet her were Miss Tracy Lyon.
of New York, who Is staying with
Miss Hamlin; Miss Marjorie Wright,
Miss Beatrice Beck, Miss Helen Nc
Lanahan, and Miss Anne Gordon. Capt.
lC. J. Henry and Alan Graves. of tho
British embassy; Major Raymond Lee,
Lieut.. William Doeller, Lieut.. Tucker
lGibbs, Major Stuart Cramer, and
Chester Lockwood.
\ Lady Margaret will leave tomorrow
for her home in Ottowa. she has
been much feted during her stay In
Washington and last evening was en-
tertained at dinner by Major and Mrs.
c. Z. d. Bridge. OF. the British en-
bassy.
Mrs. Charles S. Bromwell and her
daughter, Miss Mildred Bromwell
will give a dinner dance tonight at
their home in q street for Lady Mar
garet Scott. There will be thirty-two o
for dinner and about 200 guests have
been asked in later to dance. Young
people will pretominate. but = few OF
the older generation will be included
Miss Bromxeil has several girls stay
ing with her fer the occasion, the lit
tie group including Miss Margaret
Flint, Miss Nary Cameron and Miss
Burkes Yuiile, all Of New York.
Miss Bromwell, who is sailing fol-
Europe on Saturday. will be abroad
about two m pnths and will make
some visits in England. Mrs. Brom
we'll will go to New York to see he,
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The Minister OF Uruguay and Nine
lVarela will give a dinner this evcn
ing at Rauscher's in honor 81 tn
Ambassador of Spain and Sonora d.
IRiano ard the Ambassador Of Argen
tina and Nine. lie Breton. There vii
bo twenty-four guests.
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Nine. Christian Hauge will cnter
tain a largo dinner party this even
ing at her home in Massachusett
avenue.
l. Mrs. Van Santvoord MerIe-Smitl
entertained sixteen guests at luncheon
today. She will have another lunch
con on Thursday and will entertaiI
again on March II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle-Smith, whose de
parture from Washington will caus
keen regret expect to close thei
house here the last week in March o
the first OF April. Mr.. Merle-Smith Il
retiring from the post of Third As
sistant Secretary OF State.
Miss Natalie Sellers Barnes wa
hostess at n luncheon today at he
home in Eighteenth street in compli
ment to Miss Frances Liyingstp,
Sullivan, OF Philadelphia. who Is visit