Evening star., 1921-11-14
Soc Qi@1:GY
Mrs. Harding Accompanies President
When He Lays Memorial
Corner Stone Today.

by the minister Of Poland aud Prin-
| cess Lubomirska at the legation.
The Secretary Of the Navy ana Mrs.
DENLY will entertain at dinner this
evening In honor of Admiral de Bon
Of the French navy, who Is the naval
adviser to the French delegation to
| the conference.
Prince Eugene Lubomirsli and DR..
Venceslas Sokolowski of the Polish
legation staff We're hosts at lunch
con today at the shoreham. when
their guests were the charge daft
faires Of the legation of FINLAND,
Judge lives; the secretary OF the le-
cation of Sweden. Mr.. ]. De Lager
berg; Maj Hunt and Mr.. Paul DE
Hevesy.
Mrs. Townsend Gives
,"Uaomeial" Dinner.
Mrs. Richard H, Townsend enter
tanned one Of the largest and most
Idistinguished unofficial dinner parties
oI the early season at her home on
massachusetts, avenue last night, the
guests being invited in honor Of the
admiral Of the British navy. Earl
Eeatty:and Countess Beatty. who were
on Saturday night guests at the con
ference dinner at the White House.
Among Mrs. Townsend's other guests
we're the ambassador Of Spain and
sonora de Riano. the ambassador OF
belgium and Baroness de Cartier. the
minister Of Portugal. viscount d,Alte;
the minister OF Denmark. Mr. Con.
stant1n Brun; Gen. Pershing, Senator
ana Mrs. Frelinghuysen. Count and
Countess Saechenyi. Priscilla. Countess
OF Annesley: MIR. and Mrs. Paul Fitz-
Spanish embassy; the former ambas-
sador to France and Mrs. Hugh G.
Wallace; the counselor Of the British
embassy and Mrs. Chiffon, Mrs. Mar
shall Field. Mr.. and Mrs Woodbury.
Blair. Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry. Mrs.
Slater. Mrs Cromwell Brooks, Nine.
Hauge. Maj. Maitland Kersey, Mr..
sumner Welles and Maj. John q.
Quekemeyer.
| The naval attache of the British
embassy. Capt. Sidney II. Bailey, r. n,
and MIR. n. D. Peterson. secretary OF
the enbA ssy, entertained at supper
] last evening at their residence on
18TH street. when several members of
the British mission here for the con-
ference and some Of the embassy stan
were among their guests.
! Mrs. Henry F.. Dimock is entertain
nng NJ large reception this after
, following the laying OF the corner
stone Of the great national Victory
Memorial. Practically all of those
who attend the ceremony in the early
atSerncon Will be present and will
| 1ake the opportunity to congratulate
Mrs. Dimock. who conceived the idea
" nufid1nT a great convention hall.
mrs. Robert Woods Bliss. wife Of the
thfrd asst sta mt secretary Of state. will
preside at the tea table and Nine.
Catalani. wife of the Italian ministe r
TO Venezuela and daughter of the
hostess. will assist in receiving.
Nine. Viviani was the guest of honor
at a luncheon party entertained at
the New Willard yesterday by NJ
Carteron. secretary of the French
delegation.
Judge and Mrs. Sidney Ballou will
ing before the ball to be given a,
me New Willard by the Woman's
National Foundation Mrs. Bsllou is
at home informally this afternoon,
ana her daughter. Miss Betty Bur
nett. will assist her.
Gen: and Mrs. M. O. Terry enter.
talned a dinner party at the New
willard last night.
Senior Don Adolfo Cardsnas xe.ona
secretary Of the legation of Mica
raxua. has left for his home on sev.
eral months leave.
Mrs. Isaac T. Mann entertained at
small luncheon today in comnii.
ment to her daughter, Miss Alice W
Mann who will be formally presentei
| lihanksstving day. The CHESTS in.
cIuded several of the seasons Iehm-
tantes. oe"u-
japanese Are Assts
Ts NewspaDernes.
A brilliant reception was given Ia >,
evening by the members OF The Jana.
nese DELEGATION to the Limitation of
| arms conference to the membArs oY
the press 1t was held at the Shore.
nam Hotel and was preceded by a din
ner. at which Prince TakuEawa was
most MS guests being entertained in
table abloom with pink chrysanthe.
NUNS and roses.
The guests included. besides seven
OF his colleagues from Japan. Mr..
Probert, head Of the southern divi sion
OF the Associated Press; Mr.. John
! Martin. Mr.. Fred Moore and Mr.. D. d.
J.. McGrew of the American embassy
| stan in Japan. who accompanied the
| Japanese delegates to Washington.
| Quantities of chrysanthemumsl lent
suggestion of the howery kingdom
from which the hospitable hosts came.
and oak leaves in brofusion added
their rich colorins to tho scheme.
Amba ssador Shidehara, Baron Kato,
| Vice Admiral X. Kato and Gen.
Tanaka were among those who well
coined the guests, and cordial rela-
| tons were promptly established
through the medium of Mr.. Hanni-
hara. whose long residence In Wash.
fn9tOn some years ago has made him
well known to a host of newspaper
men.
| The ballroom served as a reception
room and later in the evening o buffet
supper was enjoyed in the main din
| ing room, one end of which had been
curtained off for the special use of
the Japanese hosts and their guests.
Mrs. Wallace H. White. jr.. wife of
Representative White of Maine. who
will entertain luncheon party Satur-
day in honor Of Mrs. Collidge. wife of
! for the afternoon OF November 20, from
I to z o'clock. at 2011 Wyoming avenue.
whom her daughter. Miss Lunn, will
| make her formal debut.
Mrs. Sidney Ballou and her daughter,
Miss Betty Burnett. will be at home
this afternoon.
Representative and Mrs. W. Bourke
Cochran entertained a small company
lat dinner last evening at Twin Oaks
in compliment to their guest, Lady
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