Evening star., 1921-12-01

this evening. in honor of the former
premier of France and Nine. Viviani
and Nj. Sarraut, delegate to the con-
ference.
TO Spend Christmas
| In New Mexico.
The Secretary of the Interior. Mr..
Fall, will start for California today
and will visit in Riverside and San
Diego before going to his home in
| Three Rivers, n. NJ. where Mrs: Fall
| and their children and grandchildren
| will join him for Christmas.
The Secretary and Mrs. Fall en-
| tertained at dinner last evening at
Wardman Park Hotel, where they
have an apartment. Their guests Eaess.rne m
and Mrs. Hoover. Sir Robert and Lady
Borden, Mrs. Elsie McElroy Slater
and DR.. Nathan Boyd.
Nine Jusserand. wife of the ambas-
| sador of France, will receive tomor-
| row afternoon at the embassy.
! The ambassador of Great Britain and
Lady Geddes entertained small COM
pany at luncheon at the embassy to-
day, when their guests were Sir Charles
and Lady Fitzpatrick. Miss Fitzpatrick,
Sir John Salmond. Mr.. and Mrs: George
| Blumfield. Mr.. Archibald Wells. Mr..
II. L. Nevinson. Mr.. r. Leslie Craigie
The ambassador and Lady Geddes also
had a small company lunching with
| them yesterday.
| Nine. Wallenberg. wife of the min
! lister of Sweden, will be at home to-
morrow afternoon for the first time
| this season. and will have with her
ther daughter, Miss Ingegard "allen-
berg. This will be the first reception
day observed by Nine. "allenberg
| and her daughter since coming to
! this country last spring.
! The assistant secretary of war. Mr..
IT, Mayhew Wainwright. Will enter
tain at dinner this evening in honor
| of some of the military ADVISERS 10
the delegations to the conference Ine
ambassador of Great Britain. Sir
| Auckland Geddes. will be the honor
! guest this evening.
| Former United States ambassador
to Germany and Mrs. David Jayne
! Hill entertained company at dinner
last evening.
| The minister of Rumania. Prince
| Bibesco. will return tomorrow from
/ New York, where he has been for
week o. ten days.
| The minister of Bulgaria and Nine.
Panaretoff will sail aboard the Aqui-
| tania December 10 for New York. The
minister and Nine. Panaretoff have
been abroad for two months and
| spent but a short time in Washing
| ton after the minister's appointment
to this post in August. They have
many friends in Washington. Wnere
| Mr.. Panaretoff served for some time
| prior to the war.
The charge d'affaires of the Siamese
legation, Phra Sanpakitch, was host
| at luncheon today, when his guests
! were asked to meet Mr.. and Mrs.
| Alexander Sandberg of London. VINO
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George Put
| nam in their home on Bancroft place.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sandberg Will leave
| late this afternoon for New YORK. 10
remain for a few weeks. before re-
! turning to their home in England.
| Sir John and Lady Cadman Of Lon
don have gone to New York after
! visit in Washington. and are at the
Hotel Ambassador for a prle1 stay pc
| fore sailing for their home in Eng
land.
| Mrs. Eberle, wife of Admiral Ed
ward w. Eberle. was the guest OF
honor at luncheon today of Mrs: Perry
8 Heath. who entertained eighteen in
| her home on 5 street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Bell have as,
their guest the formers niece. Miss
! Lam Rell of oxford, England, who
will remain with them through the
! winter.
AmbaxsadOr Of Italy
At AerOnnutical Dinner.
| The Italian ambassador, Senator
Rolandi Eicci, presided at tne aeroI ere
Guidoni, air attache to the Italian
embassy, in honor Of Gen. Vaccari,
! ADMIRAL Acton, heads of the Italian
army and navy delegation and Col.
.Moizo, the aeronautical expert 10 the
| conferences.
| Rauscher's, and there were present
! practically all prominent representa-
| tives of aeronautics of the Unlteo
states and allied countries now In
Washington.
Assistant Secretary Wainwright
and Col. Shaughnessy headed the list
of guests for the United States, and
| then followed Gen. Patrick. Admiral
Noffett. Gen. Mitchell, Benedict
Croweli. president of the Aero Club:
Admiral Taylor, Admiral McVay, Gen.
Brewster. Gen. Fries. Gen. c. c: vii
more more Col. Fair, Lieut.. Col. westover.
Commander Colman. Commander
Whiting, Commander Hunsaker. Com
mander Galbraith, Maj. Hickam. MAI.
Frank, Maj. Simons, Maj. Churchill,
Mai. Turner, capt. ELLIS, Cdpl' HhucSih'
| Mai. Lincoln, Maj. Fletcher. For
England: Air Marshal Higgins Com
ma1der Charlton. Capt. Chamier,
| Lieut.. Arnold, Lieut.. Gambier-Barry.
For France: Capt. Rigal, Capt. De
| Lavergne, Capt. Roper: For Japan:
, Admiral Kato. Capt. Nishihara, Capt.
IJyeda, Capt. Nagano. Lieut.. T. Kuwa-
| nara, For Italy: Commander Falorsi.
| Commander Costantini, Mr.. Buggelli,
Col. Bernezzo, Capt. Civalleri, Cheva-
| lier Celesia, Marquis Assereto, Lieut..
Vinci of the embassy staff, Com
| mander Pagliano, general secretary
/ Of the italian delegation: Lieut.. Bosio,
| secretary to Mr.. Schanzer; Mr.. Bar
zini. Mr. Scarfoglio, Mr.. Cortese, Mr..
| Vitetti Of the Italian press Col. Pen
| timalli, Col. Barbasetti, Commander
| RuspoIi, Lieut. Rogadeo dt Torre-
! omadra and the Italian high commits
| sinner. Signor Francesca Quattrone.
Mrs. Grafton Minot entertained a
comnany at dinner last evening In
Compliment to the Countess of Annes-
Law. having as her other guests the
RI Hon. Arthur Balfour. Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge. Senator George
| n. Moses, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Del
ano Robbins. Rear Admiral staunton.
Mrs. Vincent Astor. Mrs. J.. Borden
Hartman, Mrs. King Carley. Mrs.
| SiIsbee, Mr.. Leland Harrison and Mr..
Matthew Hanna. Mrs. Minot will