Evening star., 1921-05-20
and Mra Hsrding
- had with them 1t luncheon to-
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|@RESDENT and Mra Hardin,
had with them 1t luncheon to
day M.. Carni Ehompson o
Ohio.
Yesterday afternoon Mre Hardin,
received the delegates ana member
to the twelfth annual convention o
tho American Federation OF Arts. ant
later she went to walter Reed Hos
pital to attend the tea- celebrating
the third anniversary Of Red Cfos'
convalescent house.
Invitations for an at-home to b
given at tho White House ThursdAl
Afternoon. May 80. from to
O'Clock. are being issued by Mrs
Harding today. Tho event is the sec
ond OF = series Of three being given
and II tho weather 10 adapted to out
door entertainment, the at-home viii
take the form Of q garden party.
NfA Harding received the notet
sculptresaI Mrs. Sally James Farnham
whose portrait bust of the Peruvian
fiberator was unveiled in the-Amer
lean Union building last evening.
Mrs Coolidge returned to Washing
ton early this morning after a ten
day absence spent in Massachusetts,
She returned by way Of New York
and joined the Vice President at the
New Willard.
The ambassador of Great Britain
and Lady Geddes will return late this
afternoon after q stay Of two week.
in Houston, Tex; Chicago and other
points in the middle west, where they
were extensively entertained.
Bust Of Unanue
Unveiled at Dinner.
The Secretary Of State and Mrs
Charles Evans Hughes were the
guests in whose honor the ambassa-
dor Of Peru and Sonora de Peset en-
tertafned istinguished company at
dinner last evening. at the Pan Amer
ican Union building. The octagon
table was arranged around the foun-
tain in the patio, where the date trees
and tall palms Of the tropics formed
xhes beautiful setting sta The in
fiected, was garlanded with smilax.
while pink roses and ferns outlined
the edge Of the bowl, and also form
ed the decoration on the table, where
great placques Of the roses and pink
snapdragons were alternated with
IL
rose trees rose above the flowers on
the table.
The guests were the Secretary of
state and Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes,
the ambassador Of France and Nine.
Jusserand, the ambassador Of Russia,
War and Mrs. John W. Weeks. the
minister Of Portugal. Viscount d'Alte:
the minister Of the Serbs, Croats and
Slovenes and Nine. Grouitch. the min
lister OF Switzerland and Nine. Peter.
Senator Walter e. Edge. Mrs. Sarah
Pomerene. REPRESENTATIVE S. g; Por-
ter. Representative and Mrs. Freder-
ick c. Hicks. DR.. and Mrs Charles D.
Walcott, Admiral and Mrs. William
w. kimball. Judge and Mrs. Charles
B. Howry, Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Rey-
rhomas Bagard aga NM Mrs. 1st Hen5y saF
Dimock. Mrs Stephen 3. Elkins. Mrs.
John b. Henderson. Mrs. Julian
James. Mrs. Dorothy Williams Nc
Combs. Mrs: John Ballantine Pitney.
Capt. and Mrs. Clarence Crittenden
Mr.. and Mrs. William 1ittauer. Mrs.
George p. Hope. Mrs. James B. Hag-
gin Of New York. Mrs. Sally James
Farnham. Dr.. Leo 8. Rowe. director
general Of the Pan-Amerfcan Union:
Mr. Charles Noble Gregory. Col. Cor
Alvarez de Buenavista and Senior San
tisgo Bedoya Of the Peruvian en-
bassy stan.
Ambassador Makes
Speech.
The dinner was followed by the un-
yelling Of the bust Of Dr. Hippolito
Cnanue. founder of Peruvian inde-
pendence. in 1921. His excellency. the
ambassador. made the speech Of pres
hA o1x
history Of his country and the promi-
nent part taken in It by DR.. Unanue.
Sonora de Pe1et then unveiled the
bust, which was draped with the
Peruvian flag, and the Secretary Of
seats in IA. ve5y st Sss, aaerss
board Of the Pan-American Union. Of
which he is chairman. Ambassador
Pezet then placed q wreath upon the
bust of each Of the great heroes of
the south American republics. in place
glowing tribute to each for the part
he took in South American indie
pendence.
A reception followed. and the i've
hundred or more guests who Joined
ing. which took place in the Hail OF
Flags. passed into the Hall Of the
Americas. where large strineed or.
chestra played for the dancing.
The guests were received by the
Ambassador and Sonora de Pezet and
the ns1nss sscresary ss2n,. Of state and Mrs
Paris gown of green and gold brocade
with panels Of filmy gold lace. thI
panel at the back falling from thu
neck line and forming a long grace,
full train. She wore a wreath Of golt
leaves in her coiffure.
Mrs. Hughes wore a gown Of ros,
pink charmeuse slightly draped anc
made with a long pointed train; thu
bodice was sewn with gold beads ant
crystals. the design in points extend
ing to the waist line from the rount
decollete.
Among those invited for the rece,
Nine. Bryn. the minister Of Ecuador
and Sonora de Elizalde, the minister
Of Colombia and Nine. Ureta, the
counselor OF the legation OF Honduras
and Sonora de Diaz. the charge DAT
faires Of the legation Of Panama ant
and Mrs Arthur CApper. Mrs. Henr,
]. Allen Of Kansas. Senator and Mrs
Robert L. Owen. the attache Of the
legation Of Eucador and Sonora d.
Penaherrera, Representative and Mrs
James r. Mann. Miss Julia Maths
Biodgett, % Capt. David St. p. Gainard
Col. and Mrs. George c. Thorpe. MAI
Gen. and Mrs George Barnett. Gen
and Mrs. Charles B. Drake. the United
States minister to Switzerland ant
Mrs. Hampson Gary. Mr.. and Mrs
sistant military attache Of the Italial
embassy and Signora Carlo Hunting
ton. Miss Rooney. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander G. Bentley. Col. Jennings Wise
Mrs Frank S. Hight. Col. and Mrs
Matthew A. De L.aney, Mrs. Henr!
Price Wright. Admiral and Mrs. H. H
Rousseau, Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Harry
n. Cootes, Mr.. and Mrs. George 3
Christian. jr: Mr.. and Mrs Harr!
Wardman. Mrs Joseph Hampson. Mis-