Evening star., 1921-10-28
Society
lrs. Harding to Entertain Guests
in Box at Concert This
Afternoon.

were the ambassador of Peru and
Mme de Pezet, Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
Charles Charles B. Drake, Drake Mr.: Mr. and Mrs
George T. Weitzei, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Pf1tsch of New York, Mrs.
Frederick A.: Britten, Dr.; and Mrs
Davenport White. Miss Pfitsch, Miss
i;ernice Arnold. MIR. William stumm
ard Mr.. Carl Pl sch.
Mrs Robert F Mackenzie will en-
ner this evening in her home, at 1902
/. street.
The counselor of the Japanese en-
large company at dinner this even
g at Rauschers for the American
nd Japanese newspaper corr Spo q
.nts. Among the forty guests will be
''r Phillip Patchin, Mr.. Fuydam.
/, Gen. kheo and Gen. Tanaka.
Maj Gen. Tanaka. head of the
military mission from Japan. enter
tanned at luncheon yes-"rday at the
Shoreham, when his guests were Gen:
ard Mrs Andre w. Brewster. Col. and
Mrs. Theodore A. Baldwin, tn" coun-
selor of the Japanese embassy and
Nine. Saburi and the members OF
Gen. Tanaka's staff.
Commander Emory s. Land. U. S. N,
who until recently served as assist
ant United States naval attache at
London, and Mrs. Land have re-
their former residence, 1919 18th
street northwest. Commander Land
has been detailed to duty at the Navy
Department
Prominent PatrOnesses
For Benefit Bridge Party.
Mrs. Calvin Coolidge. wife OF the
Vice President: Mrs. John w. Weeks.
Mrs. Edwin DENLY. Mrs. Henry c.
Wallace. Mrs. James J. Davis. Mrs
c. c. Calhoun, Mrs. Eli A. Helmick
Mrs. Paul Reinsch and Mrs Howar
l.. Hodgkins will act as patronesseS
or the benefit bridge party to be given
by the WaShingto ton alumnae OF ri be
Phi at Wardman Park Hotel November
1 to raise funds for the settlemen:
school which they maintain for tho
nountaineers at Gatlinberg. Tenn
Mrs. Reinsch is CHAPMAN of the com
littee on prizes. which will be at
tractive baskets and handiwork o,
he mountaineers. Mrs. J. Rowland
Bibbins and Mrs. Frank Nesbit are IL
barge of tickets.
Mrs. Warren T. McCray. wife of the
Governor of Indiana, was the CUES
| IF honor at charmingly- arrange
ca yesterday afternoon for which
irs. James +. Watson was hostess
!rs. William K. Wood and Mrs. Al
,ert II. Vestal, wives of representa- =
ives from Indiana. assisted Mrs. Wat
son in the entertainment.
Mrs William Brown Meloney Of New
iork entertained at luncheon yesterday
t the Powhatan. having as guests
Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, Mrs. Leonab!e
has been presented to the French en-
,assy; Col. Arthur Woods, Mrs. Robert
| Silvercruys and Mr.. Raoul Tilmont OF
he Belgian embassy.
Mrs. John W. Ruckman and Miss
| and daughter of the late Brig. Gen.
John w. Ruckman. have taken an
.partment at 1854 Cathedral avenue for
| the winter.
Col. and Mrs. William Eric Fowler
eft Washington today for New York.
| where they will tomorrow meet the lat
! ers son, Jarvis Earl. who will arrive
New York tHmo~-0"' "'."- -
'aris. Col. and Mrs. Fowler took lunch.
,on at the ShoI eh.,m , cs.e. 49,, 49,.
| drs. Wilfred DuPuy.
Mrs. Timothy T. Ansberry has issued
| ards for a tea Wednesday afternoon
| in honor Of her house guest, Mrs. Nor
| nan Scott of Evanston, Ill.
Miss Cailie Doyle Is in Washington
| It the home of her brother-in-law and
| sister, Mr.. and Mrs. George Marye ar
| angling for their arrival in Washing
| on Sunday from their home at Bur-
! ingame, Calf. Miss Doyle spent the
| summer in New York and at Atlantic
! city. Miss Flora Doyle. who spent the
| ;ummer in California, is now in New
| FORK with her niece, Miss Helen Marye
who will be placed in a private school
|