The Washington times., 1921-11-29

CeptlOn given at RauScher's by Dr.
j. Z. A. Everwyn. minister of the
Netherlands. in honor Of the Meth
erla DIS delegation.
Although the masculine element
predominated women correspond
ents were included in the company.
DR.. Everwyn and ,membeEa Of hts
staff greeted the guests at the
head of the stairs and presented
them to Jonkheer van Karnebeek.
chief OF the delegation. Jonkheer f.
Ikelaerts Won Blokland and DR..
Moresco, who were in the receiv-
ing line.
The reception was marked by
great informality and get-together
spirit and press representatives
from almost every country under
the sun were welcomed by the
genial hosts. Supper was served
during the evening from flower
decked buffet and palms and clust-
ers Of giant chrysan>hemums con-
tributed to the festive effect.
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IN honor Of the Secretary of State
and Mrs. Hughes. Senator Carlo
Schanzer, president of the Italian
delegation to the conference, gave
a dinner last night, which was per-
haps the most important OF several
parties for the conferees. Some
ladies were included in the party,
but there was no attempt to even
up the preponderance of men
caused by the fact that so many of
the delegtes are unaccompanied by
their womenfolk.
The guests for the dinner, which
was given at the Washington Ho-
tel, headquarters of the delegation,
were: Secretary and Mrs. Hughes,
Senator and Mrs. Oscar Underwood,
Elihu Root, the Chinese Minister
and Nine. SEE. of the Chinese dele
cation; Lieut.. Col. Sir Maurice Han
key, Mr.. Massigli, of the French
delegation; Senator Luigi Albertini,
General Vaccari, Admiral Acton.
Mr.. and Nine. Geisser Celesia, the
Marquis Virconti. Count Pagliano,
Mr.. Cora, Mr.. Bosis, Mr.. Freder-
lex bearing, Assistant Secretary of
State, and Mrs. bearing; Colonel
Moizo, Commander Ruspoli, Mr..
Gentle. Mr.. Giannini, Mr.. Bus
setti, the Marquis Asserto and
Count Bruno Averardi.
Maj. Gen. Tanaka, of the Jp-
anese delegation to the arms con-
ference, entertained at dinner last
evening at the Shoreham for a grou
Of French officers. There were
covers for thirty.
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Mrs. Harding has given assuranc
that she will attend the sale of tn
wounded men at Walter Reed Hos
pital to be held I'm the Occupations
Therapy Building on Wednesday
Thursday and Friday from 10 o'clocl
q No PAL I'D o.,
rticles will be on exhibition, notably
lovely woven bedspreads. hand-mad,
jewelry, hammered silver, etc, and II
is hoped that many people will seizs
this unusual opportunity to do Their
Christmas shopping.
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The French ambassador, NJ. Jusser
and, will hold reception tomorrow al
o'clock at the embassy for members
Of the press.
The British Ambassador and Lady
Geddes are sending out invitations fol
dinner on December for General
Lord Cavan.
Institution and Mrs. Walcott will en-
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honor Of the Chief Justice and Mrs
Taft.
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italian Envoy Returns.
The Italian ambassador, Senator
Rolandi Ricci, will return today from
Albany, where he spent the week
He will entertain at a large dinner
Monday evening at the embassy.
Nine. Rene Viviani returned las
evening from New York to her apart
ment at the Willard Hotel.
Capt. John F. Harker, attache o.
the British embassy, and Hugh v
Tenant, secretary to the ambassador
will be hosts this evening at an in
formal dance at 3147 Sixteenth street
The wives Of the married members
of the embassy staff will serve "A.
hostesses. About seventy guests hav,
been invited. An informal program