The Washington times., 1921-06-10

nR RS. HARDING will be the
ranking guest at the party
AvA which Mrs. Denby. wife Of
the Secretary of the Navy, Is CIV
ing this afternoon aboard the
Sylph. Starting at 3;30 o'clock.
the little vessel viii cruise down
the Potomac In leisureIy fashioh
and tea will be served on the way
home 1t will be a family party"
which Mrs. DENLY is entertaining
the Presidents official family
as the guests asked to meet Mrs.
Harding ara limited to Mrs. Cool
idge and the ladies of the Cabi-
net circle:
The Vice President and Mrs. Cool
fdge returned to town this morning
after having passed two days in
Brooklyn. Vice President and Mrs.
Coolidge and Will II. Hays. Post
master General. were the. guests OF
honor yesterday of l25,o00 Brook
Ign Sunday school children. who's
celebrated the ninety-second amir
versary Of the Brooklyn Sunday
School Union Later Mr.. Coolidge
was the chief speaker at the Mon
atuk Club.
The Vice President and Mrs. Cool
idge will be the guests of honor
at a dinner which Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Grosvenor are giving at
the Chevy Chase Club tomorrow.
On Monday Mrs. James A. Reed will
give n luncheon at Wardman Park
Hotel. with Mrs. Coolidge as the
guest of honor.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Hughes win be the guests OF honor
this evening at dinner, when the
Minister of Ecuador and Nine. Eliz-
Aide will entertain a distinguished
company of 'twcntyIfour guests. The
guests will include a group of dip
lomats and Senators and their wives.
-
DR.. Esteban GIL Borges, who was
recently in Washington as head of
the venezuela special mission. will
sail on June Is from New York for
Trinidad en- route. to vepezuels-
Nine. Gil Borges win accompany
him.
Mrs. Albert Sidney Burleson. wife
of the former, Postmaster General
and her daughter, Miss Sidney Burle-
son. who have been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Grain for a few days,
left town last night for New York
ard will sail on Saturday for Europe
aboard the s. s. Lapland. They pro-
pose to join Mr., Burleson. who has
been abroad for some time. -
During their brief visit in wash
ington, Mrs. Burleson and Miss Bur
lesson were entertained by many old
friends They were received by Mrs.
Harding yesterday and earlier in the
Day they were guests at the luncheon
which Ira Nelson Morris, American
TO Sweden, and Mrs. Morris
gave at the Shoreham. The Burle-
sons and the Morrises are old friends
and Miss Burleson spent a winter in
as the guest OF Mrs.
Morris In the late afternoon, Mrs
Burleson and Miss Burleson had tea
With Mra woodrow Wilson
ENTERTAINs FOR CUBANs.
Col. and Mrs. George Patten will
entertain at dinner tomorrow night
1t the Chevy Chase Club in compIi-
nent to the members OF the Cuban
,olo team. which has come to WASH
nston for a series of matches with
American army teams, and the ladies
" their party.
Last evening Major John G. Queke-
meyer entertained Informally at din
Ter for Colonel Silva, captain of the
cuban polo team, Nine. Silva, and
apt ain and Nine. Jimmipez, the
little, party going forward to tho
LAY.
The international matches are be-
ng arranged under the auspices Of
he War Department Polo Associa-
ion. Of which Major Quckemeyer In
he head, and tournament play will
pen in Potomac PARK on Saturday.
une Is. Beginning tomorrow, there
yill be a series of practice games,
Iso in Potomac Park. Tomorrow
fternoon' the Cuban team will play
Third Cavalry team from Fort
Eyer. On Monday the visitors will
ONE up against the War Depart
1ent Greens and on Wednesday they
yill play the War Department Reds.
Ill games are called for o'clock.
The members OF the Cuban outfit
re staying at the Shoreham.
Miss Elizabeth hoones will be the
My bridesmaid at the marriage
Miss Catherine Koones to
'aul Oliver Drury, which win
AXE place tomorrow at 1880 o'clock
I st. Paurs Catholic Church and
franklin Eugene Drury, of wash