The Washington times., 1921-11-04

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l. mained in washington In charge
| OF the affairs OF the delegation.
Guests at Embassy.
The British Ambassador ana Lady
Geddes had guests at luncheon al
the embassy yesterday. the company
Including Mr.. Ewing. British consul
general at Colon, and Mrs. Ewing.
Colonel McIIardie. OF the Board OF
Allied Supplies. and Mrs. McHardie'
Lieutenant Colonel Daubney' Lieut..
Col. and Mrs. Philip Gray ana sr
Arthur willert. OF the London Times
staff. who has come 10 Washington
in connection with the conference
Colonel and Mrs. Gray, who are
staying at Wardman Park Hotel, are
leaving Washington tomorrow.
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James ]. Davis. Secretary OF Labor.
will 20 TO New York to attend q
meeting of the Political Science As
ISOLATION, returning TO Washington
on Monday.
Miss Mary Wallace, daughter cf
the Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs. Wallace. was asked TO give q
name to one of tho new chrysanthe-
NUNS displayed at the chrysanthe.
mum show OF the Department ot
Horticulture now In progress II was
christened ''Vassar' by Miss Wallace,
In honor OF the financial drive OF
her college now being carried on.
The bloom is beautiful one. or
rich yellow color shading into rose
to the csntCr.
Miss Fonrose Wainwright. daughter
Of the Assistant Secretary OF War ana
Mrs. Wainwright. has returned from
a short trip abroad. having gone over
to be bridesmaid at the marriage or
Miss Mildred Eddy and Lieut.. William
Mckee Dunn, u. s. A. In Coblenz.
Miss Wainwright and her mother join
ed Mr.. Wainwright here a week ago
and they have taken possession OF
their new home. 1719 Nineteenth
street.
| The Secretary of War. John w.
Weeks, was the guest Of honor at
a luncheon given today at the City
Club by Isaac Cans. The company
invited to meet the Secretary In
cluded Senators o. e. Weller, l..
Heisler Ball. chairman Of the Sen
ate District Committee; Senator
James w. Wadsworth, jr., chairman
of Senate Committee on Military AZ
fairs; District Commissioners James
F. oyster, Edward Clifford. Assist.
ant Secretary of the Treasury; George
l. B. Christian. jr., secretary to the
President; Admiral Samuel McGowao,
Chief Justice Walter /. Mccoy, OF the
District Supreme Court: Judge Hus'
ton Thompson, CHAIRMAN Of the Fed
eral Trade Commission; Congressman
Ben njamin Focht, chairman OF the
House District Committee; Congress
man r. NJ. Zihlman, Congressman
julius Kahn, chairman Of the Hous
Committee on Military Affairs
Thomas Bradley, president Of til
Washington Board of Trade: Alber,
Schulteis, president of the Washing
ton Chamber of Commerce.; Phil King
president of the Merchants and Man
, ufacturers' Association; Claude ii.
Woodward. president of the kiwanis
Club: Charles w. Semmes. president
of the Rotary Club; f. c. Graham,
president of the City Club; Avery G.
Marks, jr., president Of the National
Press Club; N. o. Messenger, presi-
dent Of the Gridiron Club, and John
b. Larner, president of the Bankers
Association.
Mrs. Henry Getty Chiffon, wife
of the counselor of the British EN-.
bassy, left this amorning for brief
visit to her mother, Mrs. Thomas j.
O'Brien, at Grand Rapids, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chiffon were mem
bers OF a box party last night at
the National Theater. which included
some of the men. bers Of the British
delegation to the ornaments con-
ference.
There are two dinners on the
calendar this evening for prospective
brides of the coming week. one be-
ing a dinner party which Miss
Marion Drain will give at her home
in Massachusetts, avenue for Miss
Mona Blodgett and her finacee,
Capt. David st. Pierre Gaillard. U.
S. A. The guests will include the
members Of the wedding party.
Miss Margaret Aspinwall and her
fiancee, Lieut.. Carlisle V. Allan, U.
s. A., will be the guests Of honor this
evening of Mr.. and Mrs. Barry
Mohun, who will entertain at dinner
for them.
On the return Of Admiral Beatty
to Washington a grand fleet subscrfp-
tion dinner will be given in his honor,
| on the evening OF November IL AT
Rauschers. 1t Is desired to have
present all American officers, regular
navy, and reserves, both active and in
active, who served in the grand fleet
under Admiral Beatty. The United
States navy ships, in command Of
Rear Admiral Hugh Rodman. serving
with the grand fleet were the New
! York 0lagship) Texas, Wyoming,
| Florida, Arkansas, Delaware, Navada,
Oklahoma, and Utah.
Mrs. Thomas +. Walsh resumed
her afternoons at home, with dancing
yesterday afternoon with a small
company invited for o'clock. Mrs.
Walsh received in her new ball room
on the fourth floor.
Judge Cordell Hull, of Tennessee,
sometime member of Congress and
now chairman of the Democratic Ma.