The Washington times., 1921-01-10
MarshaMs to
GVe Second
Dnner Party

THE BRITISH AMBASSADOR
AND LADY GEDDES will be
the guests OF honor at the din
ner which the Vice President ana
Mrs. Marshall are giving ton ght
to which a distinguished company
OF guests has been asked. This Is
one OF a series OF dinners which the
Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
~ "'v'n" during the month or
January and will be held In the
49,. a, suite OF the willard.
Miss Frances Ross, a sister Of
Lady Geddes, will come from New
York tomorrow to be a guest at the
British embassy for a forth ght and
VIII take part In number or the
festivities in compliment to the
Ambassador and Lady Gedd with
out which no week is comp. etc.
omorrow evennE Sir Auckland
and Lady Gcddos are dining VIII
Mrs. Marshall Field. who Will be
hostess at dim followed by
dance. on Saturday evening they
VIII be guests at The dinner which
Mrs. cambridge Colby is q wing and
Lady Geddes will be entcrta neu at
luncheon by Mrs. John Hays Ham
mond.
The Ambassador and Lady Geddcs
are giving a dinner at the ,mbassy
on Wednesday evening VIII the
Spanish Ambassador and Nine. de
kiano, the Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. Daniels, the Acting Sc
rotary of State and Mrs. Norman
DaV.s and the Serb an Min ster and
Nine. Grouitch viii be among the
guests.
The Ambassador OF Peru. Mr.. Pezet.
will return to Washington tomorrow
after a brief visit in New York.
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AMBASSADOR Cav les LUNCHEON.
The Russ an Ambassador. Boris
.akhmeteff, gave a luncheon yester-
day, sixteen guests being present.
Mile. Bazaron. the Ambassadors
sister, acted as hostess In the absence
OF Nine. DakhmeteI, who is in the
outh. His guests included the Min
.stcr of the Serbs, Greats and Slovenes
md Nine. Grouitch, the Charge daft
faires of the Legation of the Neither
ands and Nine. J. Il. Hubrecht. Col.
and Mrs. Charles Patterson, Col. and
Mrs. Sherman Miles, Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Bennett, Rear Admiral Austin kn ght.
Mrs. Hamilton Wright and the coun-
sclor Of the Russ an Embassy and
Nine. de Bach.
The Japanese Ambassador and Bar
oness Shldehara were the guests OF
honor on Saturday evening at a dim
ncr given by Col. and Mrs. william
AIRY Sanger.
Gordon Woodbury., assistant sec
rotary of the Navy, and Mrs Wood
bury were guests at a luncheon today
in Annapolis given by Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Scales. The assistant secretary
made n tour of inspection at the Naval
Academy.
The Third Assistant Secretary Of
State and Mrs. Merie-Smith will be
hosts at an informal dinner tonight,
going later to the Children's Hospi-
til Ball. Next Monday evening they
will give more forma. dinner, their
guests having been asked to meet the
French Ambassador and Nine Jusser-
rand.
Mrs. Merle-Smith will be at home
this afternoon and will receive on
the following Mo" laws in January.
Mr.. and Mrs. liza. old walker were
Fosts at dinner last even ng, hav ng
as guests the Belgian Amhas ador and
baroness de Cartier; the Russian Am
hassador, Mr.. Bakhmeteff; Mr.. nd
Mrs. Chandler Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs
Oscar 7. Crosby Mr.. and Mrs. william
Littauer. Mrs. Wilfred DuPuv, Miss
Mary Pattcn and Col. Raymond Lee.
Mrs. Walkers broth er-ln-law and
sister. Baron and Boroncss w In In
Won Schoen who sail, d for Europe
early in d, cemb, r, are now guests OF
his parents, Baron and Baron SO Won
Schoen, at their es ate at Bercl tes-
gaden, Bavaria. Baron w helm Vor
SChocn, who was until rec ntly
counselor of the German embassy al
Mexico City. is now on leave and
waiting appointmert to a new post.
Mrs. william 4. later and her sen,
william A. Slater. jr.. have inauEur.
ated a series of delightful SIND y
rvenings at home, usually preceded ~
an informal dinner party. They
were hosts last evening. having
among their dinner guests Congr S.
nan and Mrs. Nicholas Long orth,
Mr.. and Mrs. II, nry +. Fletcher. and
Mr. and Mrs. Woodbury. Blair.
After dinner Murray Davey OF Eng
land, who has sung at Covent Cord n
in London and at the Grand Opera in
Paris, gave a program of songs. rous-
ing his audience to enthusiasm as he
always does. Miss Elizabeth Howry
also sang. The little dinrer company
was augmented by many other guests
who dropped in during the course OF
the evening. Mr.. Da ey's work as q
musician was interrupted by the war
and this Is his first visit 10 America
since the armistice. He proposes talk
ing up his professional career re
and will give several concerts later
in the season.
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Justice Jane .ark McReynolds
will go to Bal .imorc tmorrow to at
tend the assembly.
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Col. and Mrs. Clarence Ridley gave