The Washington herald., 1921-10-23

Continued from PG0e Five.
New York before returning to their
Des Moines home and in December
will 60 to Florida for the winter.
Both the Coolidges and the Mere
diths were the honor guests at a
number of parties last week, Mrs.
George Leroy Boyle gave a small
luncheon for Mrs. Coolidge. when
Mrs. Meredith was also a guest, and
Mrs. Coolidge was the guest of
honor at a tea given at Fort
Ayer last Thursday, when Mrs.
William c. Rivers. wife of the
conimahdant Of that post was
the hostess. The guests included
the officers and ladies of the
post and a number Of prominent
Virginians. Among those receiving
was Mrs. HaIlencrantZ, wife of Col.
HaIlencrantz, who is stationed at
Fort Myer She lived before her
marriage in Burlington, VT, and
was a teacher of Mrs. Coolidge in
the latter's girlhood days.
SEVERAL ENTERTAIN
FOR THE MEREDITHS.
Mr.. Meredith was given a dinner
last week by the Secretary Of Agri-
culture, Henry c. wallace. and the
chiefs of the bureaus Of that de-
partment, all Of whom served un-
der Mr.. Meredith when he was Sec
rotary. Senator and Mrs. Arthur
Capper gave a dinner last evening
at Chevy Chase in compliment to
the Merediths. Mrs. C. c McChord
will entertain at tea today for Mrs
MaraAffh uyhn hnnnr rrraaf q
q similar party last week given
BY Mrs. Thomas F. Bayard and
again at q luncheon given by Mrs
John Allan Dougherty. and another
luncheon with Mrs. Victor Kauff-
mann as hostess
The Secretary of the Navy, Ed
win DENLY. succeeded the President
as guest of honor at the weekly
luncheon OF the Overseas Writers.
He and Mrs. DENLY spent last
guests Of the Superintendent Of the
United States Naval Academy and
Mrs. Henry Wilson and attended
the Princeton-Navy football game
played there q week ago yesterday.
Society went down to that game
en- masse; the road between the
80 towns was one solid mass of
automobiles carrying people to the
game. Admiral and Mrs Wilson
gave a luncheon in compliment to
Secretary and Mrs. DENLY the day
OF the game Their guests included
q number Of members of the Senate
Naval Affairs Committee and sew
eral admirals and their wives.
A party last week OF particular
interest was given by the counselor
of the Spanish Embassy. Senior de
Cardenas, in compliment to the
Marquis Herrera, who Is max
ing an extended visit in Wash
ington. He was secretary of
the Spanish Embassy here in
1902. The Assistant Secretary of
the Navy and Mrs. Theodore Roose-
Welt had a little dinner party. a
very informal affair last Thursday
evening, the first thing of the sort
they have given since moving into
the McLanahan house, which they
have leased for the winter. The Am
bassador Of Great Britain and Lady
Geddes were luncheon hosts, enter
tanning for Sir William and Lady
Alexander. Albert d. Lasker, OF
the Shipping Board, had luncheon
guests early last week, j. Bar
beris. secretary OF the Legation Of
Ecuador. gave a dinner in honor Of
the Attaehe of the Legation and
Nine Penaherrera, who left last
week for Ecuador. I'm the party
we're. among others. the Minister Of
Ecuador and Nine. Elizalde. L.
AeCormick-Goodheart, of the Brit
ish Embassy star. gave a luncheon
Barty last week also. Dr. L g.
RcEe. director general of the Pan.
American Union. was host at a
luncheon for the new councillor of
the Chilean Embassy, DIR. Carlos
Castro Ruiz.
The social calendar was far from
dull last week, as you can see for
yourself. and as usual lately the
diplomats were vegy much in evil
dsnee as posts and hOstesses.
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