The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-30

TIME VICE PRESIDENT AND
MRS. COOLIDGE will be the
guests Of honor at reception
to be given this evening by Sen
ator and Mrs. William King Of
Utah.
The reception, which Is to be
one of the smartest and largest of
the after Christmas official parties.
will be given in the two adjoin-
ing bathrooms Of the Willard Hotel.
About 1000 guests have been in
vited, including representatives
from the official, diplomatic and
resident sets. All the arms dele
gates have received invitations and
the reception will be. in all prob
ability. II the conference closes as
soon as the delegates hope. one of
the last large social functions they
will attend.
The guests are to be received by
the Vice President and Mrs. Cool
idge and Senator and Mrs. King
at the entrance to the large ball
room. An effective background for
the receiving line will be formed
by lattice work of Christmas
greens and Towering plants.
Mrs. King will wear stunning
frock of white satin embroidered
in silver. The bodice of the gown is
made with a drapery OF silver lace
and a twisted rope Of silver cloth
forms the girdle. The skirt is made
with a deep hem Of silver lace
over white pleated georgette. A
+ touch Of color is given the costume
by a cluster of pink roses at the
girdle.
THE second Of the series of.
L dances the Junior League is
giving this winter will be staged
this evening at Rauscher's.
Miss Carolyn Nash Is chairman
and Miss Mary HELEN. secretary
and treasurer of the committee. the
other members of which are Mrs.
William j. Father junior, Miss
Alys Downing, Miss Cora Berry,
Miss Eleanor johnson, Miss Frances
Hampson, Miss Delephine Heyl, and
Miss Sidney Webb.
In the receiving line tonight will
be Mrs James w. Wadsworth,
junior, Miss Cora Berry and Miss
Frances Hampson.
A number Of smart little dinners
are preceding the party. Mrs. De-
los Blodgett Is entertaining a party
Of ten for her son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Parsons Erwin.
Miss Helen Cannon is entertain
ing at small dinner for her
niece, Miss Helen lie Seure, taking
the party later to the Junior
League dance.
: Miss Louise Golf is entertain
before the dance.
THESE last few days Of the Christ:
mas holidays are crowded with
parties for the schoolgirl and school
boy. Their holidays are almost at
an end and, with school and studies
facing them in the near future,
they are anxious to cram as much
fun as possible into the day or two
remaining 10 them.
Mrs. Davis Ireland will give a
supper dance this evening for her
schoolgirl daughter, Miss Louise
Ireland, who Is at home for the
holidays from her school at Sims
Jury, Conn. About one hundred of
he younger set, including the
lebutantes and the subdebutantes
will be entertained.
The dancing will begin at
o'clock and a buffet supper will be
served at o'clock, followed by
more dancing, and at 10 o'clock the
quests will 60 to Miss Mary Hills
'or a second dancing party. Miss
aof Mtoo ct hor-
Robinson. will be among the guests
at Miss Ireland's party.
Mrs. Ireland will have a group of
her close friends assisting her, in
Guiding Nine. Peter, wife of the
Swiss minister; Mrs. John B. Hen
1erson, Mrs. Frederick Brooke,
and Mrs. Archibald Saunderson.
Mrs. Ireland and her daughter
will leave for New York on Thurs
day to spend ten days at the Ritz
Carlton.
This afternoon Mrs. William H.
West will entertain the subdebu-
tantes at a tea dance at the Wash
ngton Club for her daughter, Miss
Peggy West. There will be about a
hundred and fifty guests.
Receiving with Mrs. West will be
Mrs. e. Quincy Smith, Mrs. Carlton
Kerr, Mrs. Charles Selden, and Mrs.
John d. Robinett.
DIR. and Mrs. Louis s. Greene are
giving large dance for about sixty
five girls and boys for their young
daughter, Miss Ann Carter Greene,
a debutante Of some five or six
years hence.
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The minister of the Netherlands, DR..
J. c. A. Everwijn, will leave on Tues
lay for New York, from where he will
sail on Januayr for Holland. He will
return at the end of February, and
Nine. Everwijn will accompany him.
In New York on the evening of Janu-
airy he will attend the dinner given
by the Netherlands American Founda-
ton for Jonkheer van Karnabeek, head
Of the Netherlands arms delegation.
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The Assistant Secretary Of War
and Mrs. Wainwright entertained a
company Of eighteen guests at din
ner last evening. The table was
adorned with red roses which carried
out the Christmas decorations Of the
entire house. Mr.. and Mrs. VAIN
Wright are giving a dinner on jan