The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-11-13

during the war under Beatty, and
they all had a grand old time talk.
Ing over those never-to- be forgot
tendays-but such days as this ON
ference hopes to prevent from hap
pening again.
And the British Ambassador ana
Lady Geddes-they entertained every
day almost last week. They plan to
take very active part in society
this winter, and they surely are get
ting good start. Hardly q day
goes by but they have q luncheon,
sheir guests generally including
some prominent Britisher or two in
the Capital. Last Wednesday they
gave q dinner for some of the Bril-
fish. Australian ana Canadian nevs-
paper men here for the confer
ence." Everybody seems to be here
for the conference"
Certainly most Of the Rreatest
greatest newspaper men and
writer's from all over the world
are In Washington now for that
very reason and they are figuring
largely in the social affairs. The
Overseas Writers entertained at a
luncheon Monday for some Of thu
foreign newspaper men they had
worked with abroad during the
war, and they had great fun talk
ing over old times. Much reminds
cencing Of war days Is going IN
here just now over. many a dinner
or luncheon table. And Frank "A.
Simonds gave a luncheon Tuesday.
when he asked some prominent
American newspaper men 10 meet
group of well-konwn French
journalists. The head of the Ia
panese delegation to the conference.
Admiral Kato. will Give a recen,
tion today. when the delera,ion
VIII meet the American writer's,
The Japanese delegation ha5
dinner party last Thursday night
when the members of the delera-
ton were introduced to the Jan
anese newspaper men covering"
the conference. Perhaps the most
interesting entertainment for tn.
newspaper men, Particularly tho
foreign press correspondents writ
ing about this historic event. will
nave as host Van Lear Black, who
VIII nave an American barbecue M
his farm near Washington. II viii
be given next SUNDAY ana ui,n.
have been installed so that tha
guests can keep in touch with the
conference news while having a
good time.
OPEN FORMAL GREETINGS
BETWEEN DELEGATIONS.
The French Ambassador.
Jusserand, gave a luncheon ,ost
week for the chief memher. ~
Frances allegation and M VIZ
AM was most at luncheon for
Jusserand Secretary and NJ
Hoover entertained at n dJnn.r a..
compliment to N. BRAND and ,bs
Jusserands were among the russts
There IL much Of that ,ort
sort Of entertaining going ON. INIT
50 Tar there has been a -comnlets
absence OF fraternizing among the
various delegations. Cards have
been left at the door and form.I
greetings exchanged but that ha.
oeen all But busy a. they all have
been don't you know that BRAND
one OF the worlds foremost states
men with the weight Of the vori1
on mis- shoulders just now, foun6
time at least once last week 10 80
70 the movfes-yes, the moyis.
And IL Mr.. Harding had been nagsd
the very same evening he wo,,Id
have been found entertaining me
secretary OF Commerce ana Mrs.
Herbert Hoover and the sneaksr -
the House and Mrs. Frederick an.
lett In box to see ELSIE Jani.
ana Her Gang" Even the orsat
must have their diversions 7 .nn
pose, and the greater they are. ~.
lighter, seem to be their diyersions
vaudeville has long been woodro,-
Wilson's diversion. you know. ana
u 10 also quite popular with NJ
Harding and William Howard Tst,
Residential society was ra,h.r
busy too, last week, having a rood
time. They staged, amon9 ath..
things, q horse show At E,r, W..s
Tuesday night, when most Of ths
army set In society and also the
residential, motored over 10 ths
virginia army post. President srS
Mrs. Harding were expected h,,,
evidently they preferred Elsie Jaris
The Secretary OF War was thsrs
however. Mr.. and Mrs. Franhi,r
Ellis entertained at dancs
early In the week. Mrs. sterh.n n
Elkins had an interesting company
for dinner. Mrs. Ben Johnaon
gave q luncheon for Mrs. Caivin
Coolidge and there were numeron.
other parties Of the same sort
When there are so many Interest,"
Ing things going IN are you sur
prised that 30 many people have
coma IN The Ne 1gfaf sfo- a.