The Washington times., 1921-12-13


Frank b. Kellogg, Mrs. John b.
Kendrick, Mrs. William s. Kenyon
and Mrs. Henry Wilder Keyes.
Each Of the cabinet ladies, more.
over. will be under the wing Of q
member Of the Ladies Of the Senate,
who will see that she meets the
other guests. Mrs. Weeks. wife OF
the Secretary Of War, and Mrs. Fall,
wife OF the Secretary Of the Interior,
are both members Of the organize.
ton, their husbands having served
formerly In the Senate. Mrs. Fall
was an absentee today. having gone
to New Mexico to remain until after
Christmas and neither Mrs. Daugh-
erty nor Mrs. VIII Hays are In
town.
THE musicale given last evening
by Mr.. end Mrs. Edward II.
Everett was one of the most de.
lightful events of q busy season.
and brought together distinguished
company Of guests, many of them
coming on from the various import
ant dinner parties on the calendar.
Tita Ruffo. who was to have given
the program, Is under orders from
his physician not to sing for several
weeks, so his place was taken by
Gigli, widely heralded by the critics
as Caruso's logical successor. This
great tenor, who has seldom been
heard in concert, was released by
the Metropolitan Opera Company
specially for the occasion. He gave
beautifully selected program, rails
ng his audience to a fine pitch of
enthusiasm by the velvety beauty Of
his voice and the perfection of hts
art; and then he charmed the COM
pany anew by singing a number of
old favorites by request.
Charles Gilbert Spross, composer
and accompanies, was at the piano,
and Gigli sang several Of his COM
positions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett received at
the head Of the great staircase, the
hostess looking very charming in q
gown of rose pink taffeta. It was
made with bouffant skirt, pulled
out over hoops. and edged with deep
gold lace, gay with ribbon embroi-
derry. The same charming grant.
ture appeared on the b dice.
While the guests wh-e arriving
there was music OF harp, violin,
and cello, and this was resumed
while the buffet supper was being
served. The house, which is one OF
the handsomest in Washington, was
effectively decorated with roses and
chrysanthemums.
A MONG those present were the
Ambassador Of Chile and Nine.
Matthew, the Ambassador Of Argen-
tina and Nine. lie Breton, the Am
bassador of Great Britain and Lady
Geddes, the Ambassador of Peru and
Nine. Pezet, the Ambassador of
Brazil, Prince and Princess Lubo-
mirska and Prince Eugene Lubo-
mirski, Of Poland; Sir Robert and
Lady Borden. the Minister Of Uru-
quay and Nine. Varela. Prince and
Princess Bibesco, the Minister Of
Sweden and Nine. Wallenberg and
Miss Wallenberg. the Minister of
the Netherlands and J. c.. A. Ever
win. the Minister of the Serbs,
Croats and Slovenes and Nine.
Grouitch. the Minister of Cuba and
Nine. de Cespedes, the Minister Of
Portugal, Viscount d'Alte; the
charge d'affaires Of Panama, J. e.
Lefevre, and Miss Ramona f. Le-
fevre; Prince de Bearn, DR.. and Mime
Hubrecht, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Duke,
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Marye, DIR.
and Mrs. David Jayne Hill.
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Coolidges Honor Guests.
The Vice President and Mrs. Cool
dye will be guests at dinner tonight
4 Senator and Mrs. Joseph s. Ere.
Of New Jersey, who will
ave a notable company to meet
hem. There will be some thirty
,uests, including the ambassador of
france, M. Jusserand; the, Italian
Senator Rolandi Ricci;
senator Carlo Schanzer, OF the italian
rms delegation, and General the
Earl of Cavan, Of the British dele
alton.
Mrs. Frelinghuyeen will be at home
n Thursday afternoon.
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The president Of the French dele
'ation attending the arms confer
nee. M. Rene Viviani, and Nine.
Jiviani left at noon today for New
Fork. from where they will sail to-
morrow for France. Accompanying
hem were M. Cateron, NJ. Corbin,
4. Ray. M. Bassee. M. Requin and
4. Massigli.
The Ambassador of Great Britain
nd Lady Geddes were hosts at
luncheon today. Their guests in
luded the Solicitor General and Mrs.
ames M. Beck. Sir Charles David