The Washington times., 1921-11-26

fhunored more Will come In 10 dance
later.
Tafts to BE Tea Guests.
Miss Mamie Bell Maury will en-
terrain at tea this afternoon In
honor Of Chief Justice and Mrs. Will
liam Howard Taft. Miss Maury. who
is the daughter of the late Judge
William A. Maury, and belongs to
tingent. has invited number Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Taft's old friends to
meet them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade II. Ellis will
give a dinner tonight in honor Of
Attorney General Daugherty. Among
the guests will be Sir Joseph and
Lady Duveen, Of New York.
On December Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
will entertain at dinner for the
Solicitor General and Mrs. James
M. Beck.
Johannes Gennadius, newly ap-
pointed Greek Minister to the United
States, who will take up his duties at
Washington Immediately. arrived in
New York Tuesday aboard the Cedric.
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State and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss
win entertain at dinner tonight for
Jonkheer van Karnebeek. minister Of
foreign affairs Of the Netherlands and
delegate to the conference, and Nine.
van Karnebeek, and Senator and Mrs
Oscar Underwood, Of the American
delegation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss will have two
dinner parties early in December.
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Mr.. Vile Host.
One of the most distinguished con-
ference luncheon parties of the season
was entertained in the Racquet Club
today by Frederic William Vile, chief
If the Washington Bureau of the
Philadelphia Public Ledger, In honor
Of the foreign writer's now in Wash
lngton. Covers were laid for sixty
five.
The list Of guests. which was headed
by the Secretary OF State, Charles z.
Hughes, included Cyrus, II. X. Curtis
and John c. Martin, Of Philadelphia
Edward Bell and Henry Suydam, Of
the Department of State; Robert
Barry. Joseph r. harrington, Samuel
w. Bell, r, Warren MacAllen and
Francis c. Richter, jr., Of the Wash
ington staff of the Public Ledger;
Mark Sullivan, David Lawrence, J.
Fred Essary, Charles Nicholson and
Frank j. Taylor, of Washington: Lord
Riddell, II. G. Wells, Wickham Steed.
Col c. A. Repington. w. +. Bullock
A. Maurice Low, Wilmot II. Lewis, II.
w. Nevinson, II. Wilson Harris, F.
Douglas Williams Alfred Spender. p.
w. Wilson, Percy s. Bullen. Sir
Arthur Willert and Tom King, of Eng
land; Philippe Millet, Marcel Ray and
Henri Collin Delevaud, of France;
Luigi Barzini, Salvatore Cortesi, and
Leonardo Vitetti, Of Italy; DIR. NJ. Van
Blankenstein, Of Holland; Lincoln
Eyre, Elmer Roberts and Paul Scott
Mowrer, Of Paris; Joseph E. Sharkey,
Of Tokyo; Yoshohiro Yamakawa, l.
Yamagata, Seigo Watanabe. Motto
Takata, Bunshiro Suzuki. Taketora
Ogata, Kinichi Ishikawa, Yukichi
Iwanaga and Kanesada Hanazona, of
Japan; De Oliviera Lima, of Argentina;
]. b. Stevenson. of Canada; Guy Ennis,
of Australia; Leo Pasvolsky, OF Russia;
Wang, of China.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Kaufman are
entertaining at dinner tonight.
Comtesse de Chambrun, who has
been visiting her mother. Mrs. Nicho-
Las Longworth, ST., in Cincinnati. and
who was recently the guest Of Con-
gresham and Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth here, sailed yesterday for
France
Pol LeTellier, once secretary of the
Belgian embassy. has returned to
Washington and is at the Willard.
Congressman and Mrs. Wallace II.
White are spending the weekend In
New York They will be Joined there
by Mrs. Whites daughter. Miss Nina
Lunn, who spent Thanksgiving Day
In Philadelphia. They will attend the
Army-Navy game.
On Yesterdays Calendar.
Lady Geddes had with her for tea
yesterday Miss Gladys Unger, OF Lon
don, author of THE Fair Circassian."
The italian Ambassador, Senator
Rolandi Ricci, entertained at dinner
last night in honor of Charles h.
Hughes, Secretary Of State.
The other guests were M. Jusserand,
Ambassador of France; the Chilean
Amba ssador. Senior Matthew: the Ar
gentine Ambassador, DIR. lie Breton:
Andrew NJ. Mellon, Secretary of the
Treasury; Harry M. Daugherty. At.
torney General; Herbert Hoover, Sec
rotary Of Commences; Justice Joseph
II. McKenna, Senator James w.
Wadsworth, Jr.. Senator Carlo Schan-
ger. Senator Luigi Albertini, Congress-
man Stephen @. Porter, Congressman
Julius Kahn. Frederick bearing. AS
istant Secretary of State; Robert
Woods Bliss, Third Assistant Secre-
tary of State; General Vaccari, Vice
Admiral Acton, Count Constantine,
DR.. l.. s. Rowe, Mr.. Quattrone, Ital-
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