The Washington herald., 1921-12-23

Bishop Hill. HenrX Lewis, Yandes
Wheeler, Frank Recside and Col.
and Mrs. Henry B. Clark.
The president of the French dele.
cation to the arms conference, Al
bert Sarraut. entertained a number
Of the Cabinet officers and other
high officials at a private exhibi-
tioh OF motion pictures Of Indo-
China at the New willard last
evening After the pictures there
was dancing and a buffet supper.
MINISTER OF BULGARIA IN
NEW YORK FOR A FEW DAYS.
The Minister OF Bulgaria, Stephen
Panaretoff. is at the Vanderbilt,
Hotel. New York, for a few days.
Mrs. Byron Andrews has returned
to Washington to spend several
weeks. While here she will reside
at the wardman Park Hotel. The
latter part OF January she will 20
! to Cincinnati for a visit. Mrs. An
| drews returned to this country last
week from Paris.
Ambassador to Washington from
Brazil and now Brazilian Au,bas-
sador to England. will arrive in
washington tomorrow to visit Mai.
and Mrs. r. H. Jordan at the North
cumberland.
Herbert Hoover, jr.. the elder SON
of the Secretary OF Commerce, and
n,fI
mas vacation with his grandfather,
Charles b. Henry. at Monterey, Cal.
This son Is student at Leland
Stanford University.
Jonkheer and Nine. de With, of
the Netherlands delegation. enter
tained a company of fourteen at
dinner at the Shoreham last
evening.
NJ. Bronson Bachelor Of New
York Is passing a few days in Wash
ington and is at the New willard
Hotel.
Sterling ]. Joyner OF New York
entertained ten guests at luncheon
at the Shoreham yesterday.
W. Frank Gibbs, private secretary
to the Attorney General. has re-
turned from a brief stay at the Am
bassador Hotel. Atlantic City.
REAR-ADMIRAL MCGOWAN
FOR FEW DAYS IN NEW YORK.
Rear-Admirsl Samuel MCGOWAN is
spending a few days in New York
where he is stopping at the Hotel
Astor.
Major and Mrs. George Oakley
Totten. jr.. will spend the Christmas
holidays in New York with the for
mer's father. George Oakley Totten.
ST.
DIR. Venceslas Sokolowski secre-
tary OF the Polish Legation. was
host at tea yesterday afternoon at
his residence, 271s Connecticut
avenue.
ADMIRAL ACTON ENTERTAINs
FOR vICE-ADMIRAL KATO.
Admiral Acton OF the italian dele
CATION entertained at luncheon yes
terday at the Hotel Washington in
honor Of vice-Admiral Hiroharu
Kato OF the japanese delegation.
and his stan. The guests included
Rear-Admiral Yaninashi Capt. KY
okawa, Capt. Suyetsugu, Capt. Nag
ano. naval attache OF the Japanese
embassy; Capt. Uyedo. Capt CivaI-
leri, naval attache OF the Italian
embassy; Com. Ruspoli and Lieut.
Rogadeo.
The women's board Of Columbia
Hospital. under the leadership Of
Mrs Thomas Bradley. acting presi-
dent, and Mrs ]. c. Hunsaker, chair
man OF the general ball committee.
sees certain success for the New
Years ball OF Columbia Hospital, to
be given at the Willard on Janu-
airy 8.
Ticket sales are progressing sat
isfactorily. IL was reported by Mrs.
John L. Newbold, in charge Of these
and announcement was made that
the admittance cardboards may be
obtained from Mrs. Newbold at
wardman Park Hotel or at the New
willard news stand.
Members Of the women's board OF
the hospital are: Mis-. Thomas Brad
ley, acting pres dent; Mrs. Frank
Anderson. Mrs. Clarence Aspinwali.
Mrs. John c. Black, Mrs. ]. c.
Boyd. Mrs. Charles Bradley. Mrs.
Daniel Davis. Mrs. James J. Da-
Wis, Mrs. William T. Davis, Mrs.
Matthew Delaney, Mrs. E J. Dorm.
Mrs. Edward H. Everett. Mrs. Hen
ry P Fairbanks, Mrs. william
Eaches Fendall. Mrs. David DuBose
Gaillard. Mrs. Joseph Hampson. Mrs.
Frazier D. Head. Mrs. Ralston
Holmes. Mrs. Jerome C. Hunsaker.
Mrs. william A. Hill. Mrs. Charles