New-York tribune., 1921-12-04

The Pan-American Society will give
a large dinner in New York the same
night, which will take from the capi-
tai many of the delegates and mem
bers of the diplomatic corps. So. no
matter where they go, it is to dine.
Already many of the men who came as
delegates OR connected with the dele:
entertainment. Baron Shidehara, the
Ambassador of Japan and delegate,
has been so slow in recovery that
Baroness Shidehara was sent for, and
will arrive within ten days or two
weeks to care for him. Marshal Foch
and Premier BRAND of France; Adj
miral of the Fleet Earl Beatty and
General jacques, of belgium, All con-
fessed to utter social fatigue before
return to Washington Tuesday to try
II all over again, and confesses to
being fascinated by Americas beauti-
ful capital. 1t is likely that Nine.
Jusserand will accompany tne Am
bassaeor of France to New York early
| in the week to stand as sponsors for
tire supper dance to be given in that
city for the French Hospital.
The dinner to be given by the Grid.
iron Club, the most famous body OF
newspaper men in America, will stop
all other social entertaining Satur
day. Important delegates and guests
from other countries, with the Presi-
dent. the Vice President, the Speaker
Of the House. Mr. Gillett; the Chief
Justice of the Supreme Cour-, Mr..
Taft; Cabinet members, Senators
REPRESENTATIVES and others will be the
guests.
Congressional Club Will
Give Reception December 9
The Congressional Club, which has
it's opening with the opening of Con-
gress, being composed of the wives OF
Senators and Representatives, will have
as its srst large function an afternoon
reception in honor of the wives of dele
gates to the conference on arms. De-
cember has been chosen as the date,
and Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, wife OF the
Vice President, and representing the
Senate, and Mrs Frederick II. Gillett,
wife Of the Saeaker, representing the
lower house, will preside at the tea
table, while Mrs. Irvine L. Lenroot,
wife of Senator Lenroot, OF Wisconsin,
and president of the club, with the Off
GERS of the club will receive the guests.
The party will be kept comfortably
small Wives of members Of the For
Eeign Affairs and Foreign Relations COM
mittees of Senate and House Will be
among the guests.
Colonel and Mrs. Glen Fay jerks,
wEo have spent some time abroad, are
returning to Washington for the win
ter and have with them as a seasons
guest at South Brook Courts Miss
Anne Lane, Of st. Paul, the sister of
Mrs. jerks. Colonel and Mrs. jerks
/ sailed December / from Antwerp, after
ar exten sive bit Of travelling.
7 Mrs. Ira Nelson Morris. wife of the
( Minister to Sweden, is staying for a
time Wardman Park Hotel before
returning to her home near Boston.
| Mr. and Mrs. Irwin B. Laughlin, the
Eformer secretary to Senator Lodge at
1.-THE conference, have taken possession
/ of their new home on Crescent Place,
! where they are neighbors of Senator
and Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry, who for
some years have occupied the home of
Henry White, in that street.
! Mrs. Grafton Minot, who made a
/ short visit in New York, going on for
/ the Army Navy game, has returned to
Washington. Mrs. Minot's grandfather,
/ Augustus P. Gardner; Eliot Wads-
worth jr., Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury, and Mrs. Frederic A. Keep,
daughter of Mrs. William ]. Boardman,
I were. among the guests at dinner
Tuesday night when the Under Sec
retary of State and Mrs. Henry p.
| Fletcher entertained in honor of James
! Arthur Balfour The Ambassador of
Great Britain and Lady Geddes were
! also guests on that occasion, as were
| the Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes
and the Secretary Of the Treasury, Mr..
Mellon