Evening star., 1921-04-20
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Diplomats of Latin America Will Be Hosts
to President and Mrs. Harding
Next Month.
Next Month.

mander Alan Kirk. Lieut.. Commander
T.. Lansdowne. Mr.. William Bowie
Clarke, Mr.. Chester Lockwood. Lieut. =,
Commander !. +. Norheet. Lieut.. j. NJ
Quinn, Lieut.. j. T. Schneiaer, mr..
Chester \. Snow, jr.. and Maj. Charles
II. Patterson.
Mrs Edward +. Capehart entertained
a company informally at bridge yester-
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. James
Robert Mckee of New York. VINO is
visiting Mrs. stephen b. Elkins.
luncheon at the Erw Willard Hotel to-
day in honor of Mrs. George Maynard
Minor. president general of the National
Society, ID. y. r.
Reception for
Connecticut Delegation.
Mrs Charles Eoughton Wood will en-
ter1ain at reception this afternoon
! from ; To : for the Connecticut dele
cation TO HE Daughters of the American
Revolution convention. The president
general of the -. A. r.. Mrs. George
Maynard Minor, and the state regent of
Connecticut, Mrs. John Laidiaw Buel
will h. the guests of honor. Those as
sistnS will Include Mrs. George w:
E.hle. Mrs. William Edward Hall Miss
Louise Hoyt Merritt. daughter OF Rep
reSen,:'liy Merritt of Connecticut Miss
Hoyt OF Stamfort. Conn: Mrs. Henry
Russell Talbot and Miss A!ary Phelps
Morgan.
Mrs Mil'ar and Miss Ee:,,ha Randolph
Nllar, wife and daughte" oi Col. =. Z.
Millar. have returned from a six months
tour in Europe and are again in their
home ut Front Royal. Va They spent a
few days in Washington en- route home.
Mrs. Edward A Wadhams of Mil
waukee. Wis. and Pitts;ield. Mass. is
the guest of Maj and Mrs. William F.
Pearson, on 21st street.
A large suite has been engaged at the
Hotel Washington for the Prince of
Monaco and his suite, and they are ex-
| pected to arrive in the capital Sunday
! from New York. The most important
ceremony attending the visit of the
prince to Washington is the bestowal of
the Alexander Agassiz medal, for which
! he came to this country. the event taking
! place Monday.
The New Jersey delegation TO the D.
! A. r. congress entertained at dinner last
! evening at the New Willard Hotel. when
! the guests included Mrs. Joseph s.
| FreIinghuysen wife Of the senator from
Minor president general OF the ID. a. r. ::
| Mrs. William -. Sherrered. vice presi-
| dent general of the -. A. r.: Mrs
Henry d. Fits. state regent-of New Jer-
scy, and Mrs. Charles Reid of Deal
| Bea ch, y. J. Mrs. William II. Bonnell
| of East Orange acted as toaStmistress.
| Gen. Pershing
Honor Dinner Guest.
Gen. John J. Pershing was the guest
! of honor at dinner last evening. pre-
ceding the reception and dance given
| by the officers of the Engineer Corps
at 2400 10th street Other honor
guests at dinner were Senator and
| Mrs. James w Wadsworth. jr.;
Representative julius Kahn. Gen. and
Mrs. Edgar B. Colladay and Col. and
Mrs. William Rivers, and the hosts
included Gen. and Mrs. Lansing
Beach, Gen. and Mrs. Henry Jervey.
Gen. and Mrs. Harry Taylor. Gen. and
Mrs. William D. Connor, Col. and Mrs.
Mason Patrick, Col. and Mrs. Charles
Kellar. Col. and Mrs. Frank Boggs,
Col. and Mrs. Harley Ferguson. Col.
and Mrs. Charles kutz. Col. and Mrs.
Merriw weather Walker and Col. and
Mrs Clarence Ridley.
A reception with dancing followed
the dinner, Senator and Mrs. Wads-
worth, jr.; Representative Kahn. Gen.
Pershing, and Mrs. Lansing Beach re-
ceiving the guests. Among other
dinner parties entertained preceding
the dance were those of Gen. and
Mrs. Johnston, Col. and Mrs. William
III. Holcombe and Col. and Mrs.
Thomas Robins.
Gen. and Mrs. William Lanfitt of
New York were among the guests
at the dinner of Gen. and Mrs. John
ston. going later with them to the
dance.
Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins entertained
"a company of twenty-five at dinner
last evening in honor of her house
guest. Mrs. James Robert Mckee of
New York. Among the other guests
were Mrs. Bates-Batcheller OF BoS-
ton and Miss Juliet Thompson.
Mrs. Benjamin Franklin Dickinson
Of Little Rock. Ark. has arrived in
weeks with her mother, Mrs. James
Edward Mock. and her sister. Miss
Byrd Mock. at the latter s studio. "At
the Old Brick Capitol" This afternoon
Mrs. Rankin Mason is entertaining a
tea at the Burlington Hotel for Mrs
Dickinson. and this evening Mr.. and
Mrs. II. w. Seaman of Iowa will give
an informal dinner in her honor
Mrs. Maud Howell Smith will ap-
pear as '.Huma nifty" in the Red Cross
pageant of peace. which will be given
this evening in the auditorium of the
Department of the Interior Mrs. |
Ruth Mougey Worrell is the author
and will direct the performance. Mr.. |
Dennis e. ConnelI will appear as the
returned soldier.
The minister of CZechoslovakia. Dr. !
Bedrich Stepanek. and his sister. Miss |
Stepanek, will be guests of honor at |
the weekly dinner of the Arts Club !
tomorrow evening. DR.. Stepanek will |
play Bohemian folk songs, and there |
Will be motion pictures Of the arts |
and festivals of Bohemia. DR.. and /!
Mrs. Michel Carroll will act as hosts. |
Reception for Press Club !
Officers Mt Marine Barracks. !
invitations are out for a reception |
TO the officers and members of the |
board of governors of the National |
Press Club at the marine barracks, |
Sth and q streets southeast, the even |
ing of Tuesday. April '26. The recep-
ton is rendered by the American Le- !
sion Post of the National Press Club,
and the arrangements are in the
hands of a committee representing the
post. club and officers stationed at the
marine barracks, consisting of the
following: President Avery c. Marks
and Theodore II. Tiller, chairman of
the board of governors of the club:
Post Commander William Wolff Smith,
Department Commander James A.