The Washington times., 1921-11-07
RS. HARDING today gave evi.

in the great war. Accompanied by
Miss Laura Harlan. she visited the
Lincoln Memorial this morning and
took part In the ceremony attending
the planting OF two American elms
at the head OF one OF the approaches
TO the beautiful building.
This afternoon Mrs. Harding will
receive a number OF callers by APP
pointment.
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MISS ALICE LOUISE WILL
AVA IAMS. OF Georgia, whose stories
and folk songs OF the old Southern
negro delighted the guests of Mrs.
Joseph Irwin France at her luncheon
for Mrs. Coolidge on Thursday, has
invited a large number OF conva-
lescent soldiers from the Walter
Reed Hospital to the armistice week
recital she Is giving on Wednesday
evening at Wardman Park Hotel.
Miss Williams will be assisted by
Mrs. Edythe Marmion Brosius,
harpist; Miss Sanford Mason Norris,
yiolinist. and ii. Leroy Lewis, bari'
tone. She-Miss Williams-has
twice given recitals at the White
House, once during President Tafts
Administration and again while
Woodrow Wilson was President.
THE program on Wednesday is
u under the patronage OF Mrs. Cool
idge, Lady Geddes, the Secretary OF
Agriculture and Mrs. Wallace, the
Secretary Labor and Mrs. Davis,
the Assistant Secretary Of War and
Mrs. j. Mayhem Wainwright, Maj.
Gen. and Mrs. J. A. Lejeune,
Admiral and Mrs. w. 8. Benson,
Senator and Mrs. Oscar Under
wood. Senator and Mrs. Joseph
Irwin France, Senator and Mrs.
Carter Glass, Senator and Mrs.
Edwin r. Broussard. Senator and
Mrs. Atlee fomerene. Senator and
Mrs. Charles A. Culberson, Senator
and Mrs. Selden Fl. Spencer, Sena-
tor and Mrs. Richard p. Ernst, SEN
ator and Mrs. Morris Sheppard.
Senator and Mrs. Townsend. Sena-
tor Samuel Shortridge. Senator
Kenneth McCumber Senator Albert
Cummins and the Misses Cummins,
Brig. Gen. c. F. McGlacklin, COM
mandant OF the War College. and
Mrs. McGlacklin; Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. George s. Simonds, Col and
Mrs. S. 4. Vestal. Col. and Mrs.
Harrison Jackson Price, Col. and
Mrs. w. II. Naylor, Col. and Mrs.
Lawrence B. Simonds, Col. and
Mrs. Cootes, Lieut.. Col. and Mrs.
c. w. Weeks. Lieut.. Col. and Mrs.
Parker, Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Parker
Hits. Captain Dayton, L. 5. N.
commandant of the navy yard, and
Mrs. Dayton. and Capt. Raby, U. b.
N. and Mrs. Raby:
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The Vice President and Mrs. Cool
idge expect to go to Philadelphia
early next week for a brief visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coolidge are making no
dinner engagements until after No
vember 10.
Luncheon at British Embassy.
The British Ambassador and Lady
Geddes had guests lunching with
them today, the company including
Rear Admiral Dir A. f. NJ. Chatfield
X. N, and Lady Chatfield. Sir Harold
Styles, Mr.. and Mrs. Loring Christie,
Capt B. 8. Domville, G. s. Batpai. &.
l.. Corbett, Hugh Tenant and Capt.
Clarence J. Henry, Of the embassy
staff.
The Italian ambassador, Senator
Rolandi Ricci. and the other mem
peace conference, are spending today
in Philadelphia. where General Dtaz,
commander-in- chief of the italian
armies, is being feted. They are ex.
pected in Washington tomorrow.
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Mrs. Marshall Field will entertain
a company of thirty-six guests at
dinner tonight in honor Of Admiral
of the Fleet Lord Beatty and Lady
Beatty. who are visiting her while
H. Washington. They returned to-
d;,y from Kansas City.
DIR. Francisco A. Zaldivar Lima has
left San Salvador for Washington as
vador. DIR. Zaldivar Lima is the
youngest son of former President
Rafael Zaldivar of Salvador whose
elder son, DR.. Rafael Zaldivar, was
a minister OF Salvador in Washington.
Overseas Writer'S, the organiza-
ton of Washington newspaper
correspondents and authors who have
had professional service abroad was
host today at luncheon at the Shore.
ham in honor Of foreign colleagues
here for the armament conference. In
addition to the forty members OF Over
seas Writers, there were nearly ri1ty
journalists from other countries at
the table.
Richard V. Oulahan, chairman OF
the organization, presided, and was
assisted in welcoming the guests of
honor by the executive committee In
cluding Mark Sullivan, Frederic viii
liam VILE, David Lawrence. oliver
Owen Kuhn and Frank j. Taylor.
Among those present were Col
Charles A'Court Repingtoo, and n
wickham Steed, of England; NJ. Phil.
ippe Millet, Of France, p. X. Chu, OF
China; A. Maurice Low, of England
Mr.. V. Barzini, of Italy; M. Geraud
c'Petinax'1, OF France; Mr.. Stevenson,
OF Canada; Mr.. Carman, of Canada
Mr.. Johnston. of Canada: Mr.. Wata
nabe. Of japan; Mr.. Yamakawa, OF
Japan: Mr.. Lauzanne, of France; Mr.
Ito, of Japan; Mr.. Ishida, Of Japan
Mr.. Hsu, of China; Mr.. Lewis, of Eng
land: Mr.. Takata, OF japan: Mr.. New.
inson. of England; Mr.. Kamio. OF
Japan: Mr.. Komatsu, of Japan; Mr.,
Sato, OF Japan; Mr.. Wells. OF Eng
land; Mr. Peffer, of japan; Mr.. Ogata,
Of Japan; Mr.. Suzuki, Of japan: Mr..
Dol. of Japan: Mr.. Fujita, OF japan
Mr.. Fuwa, OF japan; Mr.. Hamilton,