The Washington herald., 1921-10-19


U. S. Grant centenary at Grants
birthplace, Point Pleasant, Ohio. a
few miles east of Columbus
MRS. COOLIDGE PREsIDEs
AT WEEKLY LUNCHEON
Mrs. Calvin Coolidge presided
over the weekly luncheon yesterday
of the ladies of the Senate. Mrs
r. B. Hills. of Northampton. who
has been visiting Mrs. Coolidge, will
go to New York today and. after
short visit there, will return to
Northampton.
The Secretary of Agriculture,
Henry c. Wallace. and the chiefs
of the bureaus of the department,
will entertain at a dinner tonight
at the Cosmos Club in compliment
to the former Secretary of Agricul-
ture, Edwin T. Meredith. Other
guests will be former department
officials. Col. Henry S. Graves, w.
NJ. Williams. George Livingston. F.
r. Harrison and E. B. Reid. There
will be covers for Is
Mrs. Herbert c. Hoover has joined
her husband at their home on S
street, arriving from California,
where she was called several weeks
ago by the death of her mother.
Mrs. Hoover's father. Mr.. Henry, ac-
companied her back to Washington
and will remain here for some time
Herbert Hoover, jr., remained in
california. He is a student at
Leland Stanford University.
AMBASSADOR AND LADY GEDDEs
WILL VISIT QUAKER CITY.
The Ambassador of Great Britain,
Sir Auckland Geddes, and Lady
Geddes will go to to Philadelphia
Friday to spend the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Childs
Drexel.
Miss Muriel Ross. who Is VISITING
the Ambassador and Lady Geddes,
will remain throughout October,
sailing in November for Jamaica,
where she will spend the winter.
Nine. See. wife of the Minister of
China, arrived in Washington from
New York. where she landed from
England Monday on the Berengaria.
me minister was unable to leave
washington to meet her. and sent
his secretary, Hong Men Tong. in
his place.
Gen. Diaz. commander in chief of
the italian armies, will arrive in
New York today aboard the Verdi,
ana VIII come to Washington at
once. Among the members Of the
Italian Embassy here who went to
new York yesterday to meet him
were: Col. Marquis di Bernezzo. mill
tary attache; Capt. Vivalleri, naval
attache; Lieut.. Col. Guidont, air at
tache, and Capt. Carlo Huntington.
assistant military attache. Signor
Adolfo vinci, immigration delegate
OF the embassy, went to New York
yesterday.
Dallas Dayton Lore McGrew,
american secretary to the Japanese
Legation, and Mrs. McGrew, who be-
fore her marriage on September 26.
at Englewood. N. j., was Miss Eliza
oeth Barber. are at the Shoreham
Tor Few days before taking pos
session OF the home in Edgemoor
which they have purchased from
Somdr. and Mrs. Hugh MacLean
walker. and which is undergoing
some alterations.
MRS. McGrew entertained at lunch
con Monday at the Shoreham. hav-
ing as her guests Mrs Frederick
moore and several ladies of the
Japanese Embassy, which included
Nine. Saburi, Nine Arita, Nine.
Takeda and Nine Kuriyana, wife
or the second secretary.
Mrs. Henry F. Robertson has gone
to Columbia, s. c., where she has
been called by the serious illness of
her son-in-law. Samuel A. Moore.
Sir Ernest Raeburn, of Scotland,
who is stopping at the Shoreham.
was luncheon host there yesterday.
SENATOR AND MRS. CAPpER
WILL ENTERTAIN SATURDAY.
Senator and Mrs. Arthur Capper
will entertain informally at dinner
saturday evening for the former
secretary of Agriculture and Mrs.
Edwin T. Meredith. The party will
be given at the Chevy Chase Club
before the weekly dance.
Mrs. Capper's niece, Miss Isabelle
Crawford. who will spend the win
ter with her, will come to Wash
ington In November. She will make
her debut at reception and dance
at Rauscher's on Friday evening,
December Is. Mrs. Capper Will give
debutante luncheon for her niece
at her Sixteenth street home on
November 80.
Miss Crawford is a graduate Of
Mount Vernon Seminary.
Mrs Everest George sewell. of
Miami. Fla, State regent, d. A. r.
Is a guest of The willard while I'm
the city visiting friends and attend
Ing the national board meeting
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton.
Mrs. John Allen Dcugherty. who
mas Just returned from Europe. was