The Washington herald., 1921-12-11

Ign, before the Junior League dance;
then Comdr. Theodore Jewell, U. s.
". gave his eleventh annual debu-
tante dinner. The commander gives
such a party every winter though
he himself is well beyond the debut
tante age. He usually selects one
bud for the honor guest, Miss Sid
ney Webb being so honored this
year. On his invitations he had
eleventh annual debutante dinner"
MEN HELP TO POUR
TEA AT THIS PARTY.
Miss Elizabeth Zolnay. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Julian Zol-
nay had a lovely debut party. It
was given at their studio home in
street and while Mrs. Zolpay and
her daughter received in the draw
ing rooms Mr.. Zolnay received in
the studio and had assisting him a
number of men and only men, who
even poured the tea. Quite a de-
hghtful innovation. I should say.
Both the men and the ladies had a
grand time.
General Pershing. who is enter
tanned constantly, doesn't do much
entertaining himself as rule
however last week he gave three
luncheons, one in honor of General
the Earl OF Cavan, who is helm.
much feted lately one to compliment
Gen. DiaZ, who blew in town inst
long enough for the party which
was on Wednesday. and another YES
terday for Gen. Tanaka. He sailed
for Italy yesterday. Then wednes-
day. Gen. Tanaka. of the Japanese
delegation gave a dinner party for
Gen. Pershing. Gen. Diaz spent
thursday and Friday in Boston. Be-
fore' he departed he called on the
PRESIDENT the Secretary of War
and OF the navy and other officials.
and held a reception at the en-
| bassy, an informal farewell
Much of the entertaining Of
/ more or less official nature didn't
get under way until the middle Of
the week as A number of the dele
gates and other lions" went on,
of town over the weekend and
didn't come back until "Wednesday.
Balfour went to the home OF John
w. Garrett, secretary general Of
the conference, to spend Saturday
and Sunday at his Baltimore es-
tate-Mr. Garrett takes several no.
tables home with him every Sat-
urday-and then went UP to New
York, where he was Joined by Lord
Riddell. Rene Viviani and his wife,
with party, went on a Sightseeing
trip TO Niagara. Boston, Buffalo,
montreal and Quebec. The Cool
idges went to Boston for a couple
OF days and several of the diplo-
mats were in New York.
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ENTERTAINs DELEGATES
However. Monday. the parties
were the dinner which the italian
Ambassador. Senator Rolandi Ricci
gave for some of the delegates; the
Pershing luncheon, the dinner
which the Chinese delegation gave
and also the dinner party of the
Minister of the Serbs, Croats and
Slovenes and Nine. Grouitch. Lord
Lee OF Fareham and Lady Lee were
the guests of honor at a dinner
which Mrs Grafton Minot gave that
day also. She entertains every few
days lately. Tuesday the Robbines
had another dinner party: also the
National Board of Farm Organiza-
tons were hosts at a large recep-
ton to the delegates to the con-
terence-who will entertain the
poor. over-feted delegates next, I
wonderi
Wednesday was the day Gen. Ia
naka gave his luncheon for Gen.
Pershing, and also that evening
no, II was Thursday-Robert Leslie
Craigie, counselor of the British
Embassy staff and Mrs Craiglc
gave a dinner party for Arthur ].
Balfour. The Ksrnebeeks he is
minister of foreign affairs for the
Netherlands and head of the die
cation from that country-gave
dinner party of some nifty covers
on Thursday, and Senator Ricci had
another dinner party the same day
The British AMBASSADOR and Lady
Geddes were dinner hosts on Fri
usy-they are planning at a whole
grist of parties during the next
few weeks-and the Belgian Am
bassador and Baroness de Cartier
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