The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-11-16

torium Of Genital High school. The
reception was planned for lsst
saturday evening. but was post.
poned owing to the fact that Gen.
Diaz attended the reception given
BY the President and Mrs. Harding
in the white House.
Senator Henry Cabo, Lode. x,,,
entertain at dinner Friday evening
In honor Of the French delegation to
the ornaments conference.
NJ. Carteron. Of the French dele.
cation to the arms conference. en-.
tertained At q luncheon Of ten
covers At the New willard yes.
terday.
Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer, jr., of New
York. entertained at lunch con nj
the Shoreham yesterday.
Mrs. Henderssa Hostess
for DiAAeP ana Danee.
Mrs. John B. Henderson was host.
ess at q dinner followed by dancing
for . number OF the younger
diplomatic set last evening at her
home on Sixteenth street The guests
were the Minister of the Befbs.
0roats and Siovenes and Nine.
orouitch. Count and Countess De
sieyes de veyhes, the Counselor Of
the British Embassy and Mrs. Henry
Getty Chiffon. Leander Mccormick.
Goodhaft, attache Of the British
Embassy, the Secretary OF the Itai-
Ian Embassy and sIsnora Ceissia.
the Warehouses Donegal, Capt. Lit.
tele and Mr.. Sperling. who are with
the British delegation to the arm.
aments conference: Raoul Tilmont.
attache Of the Belgian Embassy,
and Nine. Tilmont. Mr.. and Mre.
Breckihridge Long, Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Deiano Robbins. Princess
Bertha Cantacuxene, Mrs. Davis IRE.
land. Mrs. Armar Saundesson, Miss
Gladys Hinckley. Miss Margaret
Flint. Prince Eugene Lubomirski,
Mr.. Hevesy and John 3. Hender-
son, jr.' No additional guests were
asked for the dance.
Mrs. Henderson will entertain at
dinner next Sunday In honor Of
the Chinese delegates to the limi.
tation Of armament conference.
Henry White. former United
| States Ambassador to France. came
to Washington yesterday from New
York to make a brief stay, before
Joining Mrs. White In New York.
They will come to washington for
the winter some time next month.
| Representative ana Mrs. rrAder-
lex G. Hicks have moved to 1871
N street for the winter.
MISS MOWBRAY ENGAGED
TO ARTHUR }. WHITNEY.
Announcement has been made Of
the engagement Of Miss Virginia Gle.
meny Mowbray to Arthur John Whit
ney. Miss Mowbray IL the daugh.
ter of Mrs. Mowbray and the late
Louis Montanye Mowbray, OF Brook.
Ign and Washington. He completed
his education at Columbia University
and during the war served as an
ofYicer In the Air Service.
Joseph E. Willard, former Ambas.
sador to Spain. will live in the Sut-
ton Square district in New York,
having purchased the residence from
Francis q. Griswold at 9 Sutton place
The house adjoins the dwelling re.
Gently purchased by Miss Anne Nor
gan.
Mrs. George franklin HUFF and her
sister, Miss Carpenter. Of Greens.
burg, Pa, have come to Washing.
ton for the winter. Mrs. Hun win
be at wardman Park Hotel until
later in the winter. when she will
60 to Florida.
The Political Study Club will meet
Saturday al , o'cleck at the Franklin
Square Hotel. John Barrett. former
director general Of the Pan Amer.
lean Union. will tell about the his.
tory Of the Pan American Union
Building. illustrating his lecture. and
Mrs. Robert J. Burdette, Of caiifor-
mia, will talk about Mexico. Mrs.
F. M. Shepherd Is chairman Of the
entertainment committee, and Mrs.
J. Campbell cantrili Is president Of
the club. Tea will be served at
the close Of the program.
Mrs. Eliot Woods will entertain
at luncheon at the Chevy Chase
Club tomorrow afternoon In compli.
ment to Miss Helen Cannon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Sullivan will
be hosts at a reception for the for
eign correspondents reporting the
ornaments conference, Friday aft |
ernoon at their home, 2aos wyo-
ming avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Berrall an.
nounce the engagement Of their |
Miss Dorothy Berrall, 70
h1Lynn Orviile de Lashmutt No date |
has been set for the wedding.
Miss H Dorothy Coates will play
the harp and Henry Mueller. organ
list, will play q charming musical
nrnororn Of IAN r.sr1nrlr -. AyA~,>-a