Evening star., 1921-04-14
. HE President and Mrs. Hard
ing had among their guests
at the White House today

~ HE President and Mrs. Hard
ing had among their guests
at the White House today
! Miss Winifred Holt Of New
York. founder and present secretary
of the New York Association for the
Blind. who had with her two OF the
| most expert workers at the Light-
house-Miss Jennie Williams and Miss
Veronica +. Mazicka. who brought
gifts to Mrs. Harding.
Mrs. Harding accompanied the
| President to the National Base Bal
| Park yesterday afternoon, when ht
threw out the first ball. In theil
party were the Attorney General. Mr.
| Harry M. Daugherty; the Secretary Of
| Commerce and Mrs. Hoover; the secre-
tary to the President, George B. Chris
| tian; Mr.. Jess Smith Of Ohio and Mr.
Charles r. Forbes.
The Vice President and Mrs. Coo.
lidge will be guests at dinner tonight
of the secretary OF the Smithsonian
Institution and Mrs. Charles d. Wal
| colt.
They will be the guests of Mrs
Henry F. Dimock at a large dinner
party Saturday evening. and Sunday
evening the minister of Poland ano
Princess LubomirSka will entertain &
notable company at dinner to NEE,
| the Vice President and Mrs Coolidge
They were the guests of honor last
| evening Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sum.
ner Hamlin, who entertained eighteer
! at dinner.
Tho Secretary of the Interior and
| Mrs. Fall and the former foreign min
| lister of Denmark, Count Raben, and
Countess Raben will be among the
! guests at the large dinner which
| Mrs. Marshall Field is giving this
| evening before the Russian tableaux
The ambassador of Russia and Nine
| Rakhmeten will be guests Of honor
dinner this evening of Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Walker, who will take their
guests later to the Russian tableaux
Nine. Grouitch will be at home to-
! morrow afternoon from 5 to Z, as she
| is assisting earlier in the afternoon
at the bridge being given for the
benefit Of the Russian relief fund.
Distinxuished Company
| at British Embassy Dinner.
E. The ambassador of Great Britain
and Lady Geddes entertained at din
| ner at the embassy last night the Sec
retary of the Treasury, Mr.. Andrew
W. Mellon: the Secretary of Agricul
| ture and Hrs. Henry c. Wallace. tn
| Speaker Of the House and Mrs. Gil
! lett, Senator and Mrs. James w. Wads
| worth, Senator Walter E. Edge. the
minister Of Cuba. DR.. Carlos Manue
| de cespedes; Representative and Mrs
Nicholas Longworth. Rear Admira
| and Mrs. Robert E. Coontz. Maj. Gen
! Clarence c. Williams, the undersecre
tary of state and Mrs. Henry p
! Fletcher, the high commissioner o
Australia Mr.. Mark Sheldon; Mrs
/ Grafton Minor. Mrs. Lawrence Town
eend, Mrs Frederick Keep. Mrs. Crom
| well Brooks. Mrs. w. Sinclair Bowen
Mr.. Wilmot Lewis. the secretary o
/ the British embassy and Mrs. r. Les
| lie Craigie. Mr.. and Mrs. Rober
| Woods Bliss. the British assistan
naval attache and Mrs. E. n. NJ King
the Misses Patten. Miss Benson. Jonk
heer w. H. de Beaufort, counselor ant
charge d'aHaires OF the Netherland
legation: the secretary Of the lega
ton Of Siam and Mrs. Lotus. the as
sistant secretary OF the Treasury, MI
| Eliot Wordsworth. and Mr.. A. p. Graves
! honorary attache of the British EN-
| baSsy.