New-York tribune., 1921-02-20

Apropos of there not being q lull
in social activity, among the larger
and more important events of the week
was the dinner party entertained Fri
day evening by the Secretary of State
and Mrs. Colby for the Ambassador
from France and Nine. Jusserand.
Then there was the we'll selected dinner
company entertained Monday night by
the Minister from Poland and Princess
Lubomirski when their guests included
Senator and Mrs Robert L. Owen, Sem
ator and Mrs. Harry New, Senator and
Mrs. Charles B. Henderson, Mrs Mar
shall Field, Mrs. Richard H. Townsend,
Mrs. Frederick A. Keep, Mrs. Henry r.
Dimock, Mrs. Herbert Stabler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Hertle of Gunston Hall, Va;
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Westcott. Mr.
and Princess Radziwill, Colonel Henry
Qu Pont, General L. E. 0. Charlton of
de Beaufort, charge d'affaires for Hol-
land; j. Z. Lefevre, charge d'affaires
for Panama; J. de Lagenberg, charge
d'affaires for Sweden, and Prince Eu-
gene Lubonlirski, the nephew Of the
minister.
Mrs. Ward Entertsins
Other large affairs included the tea
which Mrs. Charles B. Ward, the re-
tiring president Of the Congressional
Club gave. Her husband, Representa-
tive Ward, Joined her In giving 3
dinner later in the week for her
brother and siater-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward w. Heller, of New Jersey. Mrs
Ward was again hostess during the
week, giving a children's party at the
Congressional Club fer her young
daughter, Miss katherine Ward.
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh gave a dance
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Graves, niece and house guest of Mrs.
Charles Boughton Wood, and one of
the most elaborate entertainments Of
the Lenten season so far was the re-
ception, with special features, given by
the Assistant Secretary of the Navy,
Gordon Woodbury. and Mrs. Woodbury.,
at Bauscher's, dancing following the
special features. Tony Sarg's marion
cites were brought from New York for
the occasion, the marionettes appear
ing in Grip Van Winkle."
Miss Gordon Woodbury. assisted her
parents in receiving the brilliant COM
pany, and Miss Frances Thompson, of
New York, house guest, also assisted.
Luncheon for Admiral Bayly
Social interest could not slump" II
it would, in Washington, for always
there Is some notable person arriving,
such as Admiral Sir Lewis Bayly, Of the
British Royal Navy, under whose COM
mand the American destroyer squadron
operated in Irish waters during the
war. He was due to arrive in Wash
; ington much earlier, but the ship which
brought him from Panama was two
days late in reaching New York, and
the large reception which Captain and
Mrs. Arthur Hepburn were 20 give
Monday for the Admiral and his niece
Miss Violet Voysey, dwindlsd into ar
informa! luncheon party Wednesday
the guests going later to an informal
tea at the British Embassy with Lady
Geddes as hostess. Secretary and Mrs
Daniels entertained the British Ad.
miral and his niece at dinner Wednes'
day night,
tained at dinner Tuesday night II
honor Of the Ambassador from Peru
and SeHors de Pezet. This same night
tbe Third Assistant Secretary of State
and Mrs. Van Santvoord Merle-Smitt
entertained at dinner for the Secretary
Of state and Mrs. Colby, Sonora ds
Ws+biam- wife of the Chilean Ambas
sador>--tha ambassador himself was
prevented from attending on aeeoun'
of absence In New Iork-nePfessnta,
tive and Mrs. John Jacob Rogers sne
others being In tbs party.
other Important dinner hosts OF shs
weak were Mrs. Richard Il. Townsend
tha Ambassador from Chile and Mne
SeSora de Matthew, Mrs. Cromwe.
prooks and Mr.. and MFs. Snmnei
Wellss. Mr.. sud Axs. Shaidon Wnfss'