The Washington times., 1921-11-13
gates and advisers and experts In
dividually and in small groups. 49,.

gates ana ADVISERS ana experts In
dividually and in small groups.
The French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand. for example had Premier
BRAND and M. and Nine, viviAni
and other ranking members OF the
Frenk delegation to lunch with them
more or less Informally prior to the
official" dinner which they are
giving at the embassy on the Novern-
ber Is. And the Netherlands Min.
lister. DR.. Everwyn. gave . dinner.
with tho Dutch delegation ~ the
guests Of honor and the members OF
the legation staff invited to meet
them. And NJ. BRAND dined one
evening. with the Secretary Of Com
msrce and Mrs.. Hoover, the Trsnch
Ambassador and Nine. Jussersndr b.
ing included among those present"
Thsn, there has been some sort of
= -pAfty. 1t. the British embassy
pretty nearly every aay-usuallyv
luncheon. with two or three of7the
lssssr luminaries OF the British dele
CATION among the guests. or . nom
Official British visitor like the
Marchioness Of Donegal. or An Amer
lean With present or past Britiah
connections like Mrs. John w. Davis,
wife OF our srstwhils Ambassador
to the Court OF st. James. So Tar.
however, the nearest approach 10
an Official party is the dinner which
the Ambassador gave on Wednesday
night. . mans dinner At which the
press representatives Of Great
Britain. Canada and Australia. who
are "covsring" the conference. were
presented to the chief members Of
the British mission.
60 FAR Admiral Of the Fleet
Lord Beatty and Lady Beatty
have been the storm center Of
more entertaining than any Of the
big Wigs connected with the con-
ference. The reason isn't far TO
scek. The Admiral 10 one OF Ri
tain's most picturesque figures, he
has an American wife. and. besides.
they are staying with Mrs. Mar
shall Field. Lady Beatty's step
mother. who Is one OF Washing
tons most popular hostesses. Mrs.
Field gave a dinner for her guests
on Monday evening, there WAS an
other on Wednesday. at which
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Charles Mo-
Cawley were hosts. and on Tues
day they were honor guests Of the
Secretary OF the Navy and MRS.
DENLY. Mrs. Field and Lady
Beatty were At home ono after
noon and had so many csIiArs that
their "day" had ell the aspects az
a huge tea
ONE day Admiral Beatty visited
Annapolis, being made much
OF. Of course, and. one hopes. being
duly impressed. And on Armistics
Day itself. Lord Beatty, admiral
Of the fleet. was entertained at
one of the most sentimentally ap-
pealins Of the many functions Of
the week. when all the American
officers who had served with the
grand fleet during the war-his
comrades Of tho mist" AZ he him.
self aptly called them-tendsrsd
him q dinner At Rauschsr's. It
was Admiral Rodman's squAdroa
that served with Beatty-and from
the half dozen American vessels
In that command there were over
200 officers in and near washing-
ton who were able to participate
In this subscription dinner for their
British commander in chief. 1t does
seem q pity that Admiral Sims
should have been Ill and unable to
come down from Newport for any
part In the Armistice Day celebrar
tion-but that's the way things
happen. . ..
The Denbys' dinner was the IRA
Of the series they are to gfvs ~