Evening star., 1921-11-16
Society
Mrs. Harding Holds Official Reception
With Ladies of House:
as Guests.
as Guests.

Fries. entertained at luncheon today In
honor of Mrs. Katherine fhi ips Edison
Of California and Mrs. Winters, two of
.te women of the advisory board of the
arms conference. having as Other guests
Mrs. Willard Ho brook, Mrs. Eli Hell
Harry Gi;christ, FRS. Charles W. Ma
son, Mrs. C.aude Brigham. Mrs. Tasker
B iss. Mrs. Frank W. Coe and Mrs.
Ralph Graves.
Mrs. Davis Ireland entertained at
;uest, Mrs. G - Wi kins Guthrie.
widow Of forme. . ed States ambas-
;ador to Japan, who will remain through
he week. The other guests were:
Mrs. Stephen 3. E kins, Mrs. Thomas F.
Walsh, Mrs. Bidde Porter. Mrs.
Char cs Boughton Wood. Mrs. idokan
iteffanson, Mrs. John b. Henderson,
ialmage, Mrs. James Mcdonald, Mrs
Sarah Lee Phillips. Mrs. Gist Blair. Mrs.
Arthur Lee. Mrs Frederick Den; Grant,
Mrs. George Oakley Totten. jr.; Mss
Mary P. Morgan and Mrs. Andrew J.
,avis, mother of the hostess.
Mrs. Ire.and will entertain at dinner
rriday evening in honor of Mrs. Guth-
The minister of Cuba, DR.. Cespedes,
,ccomplnie by the vice consul. Mr..
Quesada, left yesterday afternoon for
Jew York. Nine. de Cespedes and
her daughter, Miss Stamina S. rmi-
nto, have been in New York SINCE the
trrival Of the latter from France,
where she completed her education.
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock will enter
ain at dinner this evening when her
:uests will include the Italian dele
'on-in-law and daughter. the Italian
.linister to Venezuela and Signor Cat
lani. who are her house guests.
{ Mrs. Merritte Ireland. wife of the
;urgeon general, U. S. A. will be at
ONE Saturday afternoon and on the
.rst and third Saturdays throughout
ne season.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. George Windle
Lead announce the engagement of
leir daughter. Margaret, to Mr..
urphy, fourth son of the Honorable
enator Patrick Charles Murphy, NJ
D.. of Eyrecourt, Tignish, Prince
dward Island, Can.
Mr.. Murphy served at the front
ith the 25th Nova Scotia Infantry,
nd was wounded.
Miss Read is granddaughter of
ieut Gen. S. B. NJ. Young, and made
er debut in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Reid Yates will
ntertain a dinner party tonight, and
ill later occupy a box at the Wom-
MS Foundation b II and pageant
the New Willard. having with
hem their entire party.
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood has as
ler guests, Mrs. Alfred Halves and
ir. and Mrs. Hokan Steffanson.
Mrs. Harding will attend the sale
20 be carried on tomorrow afternoon
and evening in the Women's CITY
Club for the disposal OF work Of dis
abled soldiers in the reconstruction
ards of public health hospitals and
.nder the direct patronage of the
George Baldwin Mccoy unit, Nation
al Woman's Legion. Gen. Lejeune,
ommandant of ii Marine Corps.
lso will attend and a great many
.ther dignitaries have expressed their
Letter mination to attend the sale, tea
Ind musical.
Mrs. Lawrence Townsend has ar
'anged an elaborate program of mu-
sic. which will include "Nocturne"
Id "Spanische Tango" tPopperl,
Miss Duncan: Poem tFibichj and
Scherzo" IVAN Goeps). Miss ~Gerrer;
pay Is Done" GLohg) and Dawn"
~"is % VI teiHe sur lie
Lac" tGodard) and "Chanson Will
seure" (Popper), Miss Duncan: Sou
'enir" (Drdla) and "Schon Rose
maria" (kreislsr), Miss Gerrer: Ave
Maria" (Bach-Gounod) and where
My Caravan Has Rested" Lohr),
VI, S. PorterL eld and Miss Duncan,
Mr.. La Sale Spier will be at the
.lanO.
Many of the delegates to the con-
.erence on Limitation of arms, with
heir wives, will assemble at the New
Willard tonight to witness a striking
.Iageant, The Feast of Prosperity"
written by Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest,
n collaboration with Mrs. E. L. Pugh,
to be given at 1i:15 o'clock, in con-
lection with the ball Of the Woman's
National FOundat. on.
Over 100 persons. including leading
soc ETY. women, will appear in the pa
geant, which Is original in theme and
PARTICULARLY bears on the issues before
the conference at the present time
Inc. dental fancy dances by the pupils
Of Miss aroline Mckinley and harp
solos by Miss Katharine Riggs will
D" features of the program. The pa
geant will be held in the New Will
lard ballroom and will last only thirty
minutes.
Groups will appear in the pageant
representing the following cou ntries
as attendants on Prosperity: France,
England, Italy, China. Japan. Belgium
and the Netherlands. The personret