Evening star., 1921-10-11

| some of the most intimate friends Of
| both diplomats were included in the
company.
| The minister and Nine. Urueta were
| guests at dinner last night OF Nine.
Maria de Coronado and Miss Coronado
! in their apartment at the Sherman.
| The dinner company was a small one.
| The minister of Colombia and Nine.
| Urueta, accompanied by the Misses
Tribe and the second secretary of the
! legation staff, Senior Nicholson, Will
! sail Saturday for their homes in Co
lombia The minister is going on
| leave of absence, and the date of his
return is not known.
| Tomorrow the minister will be the
| guest of honor at luncheon Which
! will be given by number of his col
/ league of the diplomatic corps at
the Shoreham.
| The Senate women'S luncheon to-
day, the second of the season. had
Mrs Edwin T. Meredith, wife of the
! Former Secretary of Agriculture, as
| a special guest. Mrs. Marshall, wife
| tended the luncheon, remaining in
| Washington especially for the event
and leaving early in the afternoon to
! join Mr.. Marshall in New York. Mr..
and Mrs Marshall will meet Mrs.
| Walsh on her arrival from Europe.
| Senator and Mrs. Philander c. Knox
icame to Washington last evening
itrom New York. where they arrived
yesterday aboard the Celtic from Eng
land. Senator and Mrs. Knox have
spent several months touring abroad
They will make "A short visit in their
home in Valley Forge. Pa. before set
| Ting in their * street house for the
winter.
! Senator and Mrs. Charles E. Towns
: end have as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Burr Cook and Mr.. Neesley of Jack
SON. Mich. who are motoring through
! the east. They will remain until Fri
| day. when they will start for Mich
ligan. Mrs. Cook accompanied Mrs
! tTownsend to the Senate women's
| luncheon today.
senator Frelinghuysen
Returns From Raritnn.
! Senator and Mrs. Joseph S. Freling-
| huysen returned to Washington last
evening from their summer home at
! Raritan. n. J. They had with them
&; home Senator and Mrs. Charles Z.
Toynsend. who also returned yester
day.
| The former Secretary of Agriculture
F.! and Mrs. Edwin T. Meredith, who ar
spending several weeks at the New
Willard Hotel, entertained at dinner
there last night, having as guests the
| former Vice President and Mrs.
! Thomas r. Marshall and Judge and
, Mrs. c. C. McChord.
| The minister of China, Mr.. Sao-Ke
4! Alfred SEE, entertained company of
: twenty-four informally at dinner at
the legation last evening. when his
/ guests included the Chinese delegates
! to the conference on the limitation of
armaments. All of the members of
/ the Chinese delegation have not ar
rived yet in this country.
| Mrs Gheen. widow of Admiral Ed
i.ward Hickman Gheen. and Miss Flor
| ence Gheen. who spent the summer at
F., Pittsfield. Mass. left there yesterday
F.! for Washington, where they will spend
| the season.
The new secretary of the Belgian
| embas ssy, NJ. Jean de Fontaine arrived
| at New York yesterday aboard the
iceland. and Will spend several days
at the Ritz Carlton before coming to
Washington to take up his duties at
the embassy.
The Commercial secretary Of the
French embassy and Nine. Heilmann
and their daughter have left Seal Har-
bor Me. where they spent the sum-
nner. and are row in New York on
their way back to Washington.
Elizabeth Hughes Reynolds
to Marry John e Lnpp.
Capt. William H. Reynolds, u S n,
and Mrs. Reynolds. have announced
the engagement of their daughter,
IN%l - 70 Y@L u
ward Lapp of New York and Wash
ington. Mrs. Reynolds and her
daughter spent the summer in James,
town. r. l.. and have returned to
Newport, where Capt Reynolds is sta
toned.
Mrs. John Cowen Let's entertained
a large company at a buffet luncheon
today at her home. Ayrlawn. Ellicott
at 32d street In honor of her daugh-
ter. Miss Minnie Let's. whose mar
riage to Mr.. William Marion Guthrie
will take place in the home at .
o'clock Saturday afternoon. The
tables were charmingly decorated
with autumn flowers and foliage. as
We're the drawing rooms of the home.
The company of thirtytwo guests
included. besides the wedding party,
Mrs. Henry Walker of st. Joseph. Mo-.
and Mrs. Joseph Roberts of Phila-
delphia and her two children, Anne
members of the wedding party, Anne
to appear as flower girl. and Hayward
as page.
Mr., and Mrs Charles Guthrie of
Reading, Pa, brother and sister-in
law of the bridegroom ELECT. will ar
rive in Washington tomorrow to re-
main until after the wedding.
Mrs George u. Hope. who has an
. apartment at Wardman Park Hotel.
is now visiting in New York and
staying at the Ritz-Carlton.
Luncheon Given for
MIR. and Mrs. Ezjue.
The counselor Of the Polish legation
and Nine. kwa apiszewski entertained in
| formally at luncheon yesterday at the
| Shoreham Mr. and Mrs. William Ezjue
of Madison. Wis.
/ Assistant Attorney General and Mrs.
| William Warner Hoppin and their
daughter, Miss Mary Gallatin Hoppin,
| have closed their summer home at
Southampton. L. l., and will spend a
| few weeks at Eriarcliff Lodge before
opening their home at 13 East 10Th
street, New York city. Mr.. Hoppin is
! in charge of customs, with headquarters
t in New York city.
Miss Mildred Eddy, daughter of Mr..
ard Mrs. Jesse Leeds Eddy of New
, York who sailed for Germany Septem-