Evening star., 1921-11-01
Soc ieGY
Mrs. Harding Receives Large Group OF
Women at White House-Mrs.
Wallace to Entertain.

Andreae, who, with their three chill
dren, will arrive aboard the Rotter-
dam. which has been delayed, and is
expected to dock in New York Friday.
Chevalier de wouters, Mr.. Felicien
Gather and Mr.. Jules Jadot. technical
advisers to the. delegates from Bel
gium to the Limitation of armament
York on the Olympic and will come to
Washington this evening, going to
the New Willard, where they will re-
main during their stay.
Mrs Stephen 3. Elkins entertained
at dinner last evening, when her
guests included members of the West
assistant attorney general and Mrs.
Guy Goff, MIR. and Mrs. John Maxwell
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Z. Gaines.
Surg. Gen. and Mrs. Stitt
To Entertaln mt Tea Dance.
Surg. Gen. and Mrs. Edward Rhodes
Stitt will entertain at a tea dance De-
cember "A at the Washington Club
to introduce their daughter. Miss
Mary Racquet Stitt. Mrs. Stitt, with
her daughters. the Misses Stitt, will
so to West Point for the Thanksgiv-
ing day Lop' at the United States
Military Academy and they also will
so to New York for the Army and
Navy game.
Mrs. Paul F. Sanborne of 1900 Con-
necticut avenue entertained yester-
day afternoon at bridge. The guests
Ruth Welsh of Kansas City: Mrs
Richard Fidmur, Mrs. Horace Hickam
and Miss Dorothy Mondell, Miss Nina
Gore, Miss Kathryn Munson, Miss
Dorothy Heinzelman and Miss Esther
McVann.
The Women's City Club has loaned
the clubhouse at 20 Jackson place,
Thursday afternoon and evening, No
rember II, for a, sale of the work
from public health service hospi-
tails all over the country. Many of
the hospitals are in sections of the
country remote from suitable mar
Aets' ana are therefore unable to dis
pose of the work of the men at these
points. The sale will be under the
auspices of the George Baldwin Nc
Coy unit of the American Womens s
Legion and final arrangements for
the sale will be made at the meet
ing OF tie unit Friday morning at
1890 in the Church of the Covenant.
entrance on N street
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard H. M. Robin
son of sos Park avenue announce
the enga cement of their daughter
Kosalind to Mr.. Douglas Dearborn,
son of the late Geo1ge 8. Dearborn
and Mrs. Dearborn ct Rye N. Y.
The Cleveland Park Chapter of the
Y. w. c. A. will have a tea and food
sale at the residence of Mrs William
Browning, $500 Newark street. Sat
urday afternoon, November 5, from
3 to o'clock. -
Mrs. Frank Hogan will pour tea,
assisted by Mrs. c. l. Parsons and
Mrs. John Costello. Others in charge
of tables are Mrs. Emil Schneider.
Mrs. Earl Goodwin, Mrs. John Miller
Mrs. Frank Grigg, Mrs. w I. Hille-
brand. Mrs. Jani,s Baird and Mrs. w,
c. Miller.
Rev. and Mrs. j. Henning Nelms had
with them for a day early this week,
their son. Mr.. Henning C. Nelms, who
has Just returned from an extended
trip through Europe. Asia and Africa.
MIR. Nelms and Mr.. Richard McCart-
ney Of Georgetown made the trip to-
gether and in Constantinople they
were entertained by Mr.. Neims
cousin, Capt. Edwin Boothe, brot her
of Mrs, Hugh Cummins, who is presi-
dent of the Black Fleet Corporation
at ConStantinople. Mr.. Nelms and Mr..
Mccartney returned to their studies
at the University of Virginia, where
the former will complete his law
course this year. Mr.. Nelms, who
has received the degree of b. A. from
George Washington University. will
spend November so with his parents,