Evening star., 1921-11-03
Society
Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes
Hosts at Dinner in Honor of
y. S. Farley Delegates.

HE Sec:- :ary of State and Mrs.
| Charles Evans Hughes enter
| tanned at dinner last night
| the American delegates to
! the conference on the limitation OF
| ornaments, which will open in Wash
ington Saturday. November II. The
company was the first of the many
| notable ones to be entertained in the
new home Of the Secretary and Mrs.
Hughes. and included the Secretary
| OF the Navy and Mrs. Edwin Denny,
Senator Henry CABOT Lodge. Senator
| and Mrs. Oscar Underwood. former
! Senator Elihu Root, the undersecre-
! tary of state and Mrs. Henry r.
Fletcher. the third assistant secretary
| OF state and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss
Mrs. George Cabot Lodge, Mrs. Mar
snail Field, Mir. and MRS. John w.
| Garrett, NJ. SIS Katherine Hughes and
Mr.. Easil Miles.
Baroness de Cartier
hOstess ut En- Dassy.
Baroness de Cartier, wife of the
| am bassador of Belgium, is entertain
ing Informally at Tea this afternoon
Selys, wife OF the new counselor OF
the embassy.
Miss Mary Wallace. daughter of the
Secretary of Agriculture and ):
Wallace, was given the privilege of
SONS SHOWN for the first time yester-
| day at the annual chrySanthemum
show at the Depai tment of AgrlcuI-
ture. calling it "Nassar," in honor OF
! the drive now in progress Tor ner
anna mater. The bloom is one Of
| the largest shown this year, and is
of rich yellow color with sus-
gestion of rose tint near the heart.
Mrs. Coolidge Guest
! At Mrs. Frances Luncheon.
Mrs Coolidge was the guest of
honor at luncheon today of Mrs.
| France. wife of Senator Joseph Irwin
! France, in her home in Baltimore,
Md. Special cars on the electric line
| to BalrImore were reserved for the
guests. who were met at the Baltl-
more terminal by motor cars. They
| were seated at small tables for eight
J eacn, with centerpiece uf Opnviis
| roses and snapdragons. Mrs. France
| invited guests were Mrs. Henry F.
Ashurst. Mrs. John H. Bankhead.
| Mrs. l.. HeIsier Ball, Mrs. William r.
| Borah. Mrs. Edwin S. BrOussard, Mrs.
ttalph Ii. Cameron, Mrs. Arthur Cap
per, Mrs. 4. II. Caraway, Mrs. Charles
a. Cuiberson. the Misses Cummins'
Mrs. Nathaniel Is. Dial. Mrs. Stephen
Is. Elkins, Mrs. duncan u. Fletcher,
AIRS. Joseph 5. Freiinghuysen. Mrs.
! Frank Il. Gooding. Mrs. Thomas r.
Gore. Mrs. Emmett Gudger. Mrs. Eu-
gene Hale, Mrs. John w. Harreld,
Mrs. William J. HARRIS Mrs. rat
Harrison. Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. A: A.
Jones. Mrs. Wesley l.. Jones, Mrs.
Frank Il. Kellogg. AIRS. John b. Ken
drick, Mrs. Henry w. keyes, Mrs.
| William L. Kenyon, Mrs. " illiam II.
King, Mrs. Edwin f. Ladd, Miss Eliza
| betn o. Lea, Mrs. Irvine l.. Lenroot,
Mrs. Porter J. McCumber, Mrs. Z. e.
! AlcChord, Mrs. Harry l.. New. Mrs.
! truman Ii. Newberry, Mrs. j. F.
Nugent, Mrs. Tasncr L. Oddie, Mrs
! Robert l.. owen. Miss Alice Page, Mrs.
Sarah Lee Phillips. Mrs. Lawrence G.
! Phipps, Mrs. Key Pittman, Mrs. Miles
| Poindexter, Mrs. Atlee Pomerene. Mrs
| heed, Mrs. Morris sheppard. Mrs. fee,
Smoot. Mrs. Selden p. Spence, Mrs.
Robert \. Stantield, Mrs. A. o. Stan
| ley, Mrs. Howard Sutherland. Mrs.
! Robert l.. Taylor, Mrs. Charles +.
| townsend. Mrs. c. S. Thomas, Mrs
CTS T. Warren, Mrs. Thomas +. Wat
son, Mrs. James +. Watson. Mrs. O.
T.. Weller, Mrs. John S. Williams, Mrs.
/ j. h. Shields. Mrs. Henry l.. Myers.
ia1rs Oscar w. Underwood and Mrs.
Frank b. Willis.
The military attache of the Japa-
| nese embassy, Maj Gen. Hatsutaro
| Haraguchi. entertained large anG
| distinguished company at dinner las
| evening at Rauscher's in honor OF
! Maj. Gen. kunishike Tanaka, heat
I h l,n a
! nese delegation to the conference or
! the limitation of armaments. Th'
| guests, who numbered 100, included
| the Secretary of War, Mr.. Weeks; the
/ assistant secretary of war. MIR. VAIN
| wright; Maj. Gen. Frank Mcintyre
Maj. Gen. George o. Squire, Mai. Gen
Clarence c. Wilson. Maj. Gen. Peter
| Harris, Maj. Gen. Merritte w. Ireland
| Maj. Gen. James G. Harbord, Mai
| Gen. Lansing II. Beach, Maj. Gen
William J. Snow. Maj. Gen. William
| A. Holbrook, Mai. Gen. Mason NJ.
| Patrick, Brig Gen. James H. McRae
| Brig. Gen. Andre W. Brewster. Brig
| Gen. Amos A. Fries, Brig. Gen. Her
! bert NJ. Lord, Brig Gen. Harry H
; Bandholtz, Col. John A. Hull. Col
! Bruer Palmer, Col. Briant H. Wells
| Lieut.. Col. Stuart Heintzelman, Col
Clarence o. Sheriff., Maj. N. Churchill.
I NAL. JOIN kuShCIHCyCIS Xhe1J. nall +
Baldwin, members of the Japanese
! military delegation and members OF
| the embassy staff. Gen. Haraguchi
offered a toast to President Hard
ing and Secretary Weeks, toast to
! the emperor of Japan, and Gen
Tanaka and Gen. Harbord. acting
! chief of staff, u. S. A., made speeches
of good-fellowship between the ma
tions.
The chancellor Of the Belgian dele
cation to the conference on the lin
! itation of armaments and Nine.
Pleetincx have arrived in Washing
! ton and are at the New willard Hotel
NJ and Mme Pleetincx arrived aboard
! the Olympic Monday.
The minister Of Sweden and Nine.
| Wallenberg. accompanied by their
daughter, Miss Ingegerd Wallenberg,
are at the st. Regis in New York until
Sunday, when they will go to Boston
| for a few days and will return to
Washington Thursday, November 10.
| Mrs. George L. Starrett of Newark.
| Ohio, is the guest of her brother and
sister -in-law, Representative and
| Mrs Addison T. Smith of Idaho, in
| their apartment in the Oakland, on
| Columbia road. Represen tative and
Mrs Smith also have as their guests
.