The Washington herald., 1921-10-30

than has been worn for some time
many of the skirts Of the smart
est gowns just escaped the ground
and this head-dress OF small
ostrich tips that went half way
around her hair, the feathers turn
ing down onto the forehead and
lying nat against it.
In the receiving line were. first.
Mr.. Sabetta, of course, and then
Mime. Celesia, the charming young
wife of the secretary of
the embassy. who presented the
guests to Gen. Diaz; then came
Marquise di Bernezzo, wife Of the
attache; her husband; Gen.
de Lucca Kennedy. aide to Gen.
Diaz; Mrs. Huntington, and several
others Of Gen. Diaz' stan, all in
military uniform. Mr.. Sabetta was
the only man in line not in uni
form. Almost every uniformed man
at the party, particularly those in
the receiving line, had on one or
more decorations.
Mime. Celesia wore a lovely robe
Of golden paillettes with a sash of
American beauty velvet falling be-
low the hem of her skirt. and the
Marquise di Bernezzo wore rain
tinted tulle. Her gown was
made over pale blue satin and the
bodice was covered with iridescent
seQuins. She wore q diamond ban
deau in her hair. Almost all Of the
owned women In the
company wore some sort of a hair
ornament. frequently jeweled ban
deaus.
But IL I start talking about all
the good looking new gowns I saw
and their fashionable features and
the interesting people-Represen-
tative Hamilton Fish and his new
bride. for example. and Princess
Cantacuzene and her pretty young
debutante daughter. Princess
Bertha: Katherine Hughes, the
charming young daughter of the
Secretary of State and Mrs.
Hughes, and dozens of others-I
never will know when to stop.
BEATTY
ALSO ENTERTAINED.
Admiral Lord Beatty, who was
by his wife. daugh-
ter of the late Marshall Field.
stayed while here with Mrs. Field.
Mrs. Field entertained at a dinner
In their honor last Monday and at
a luncheon on Tuesday. They left
for a visit In New York
before going 50 Kansas City. The
British Ambassador and Lady
Geddes gave a small tea for them
on Monday and were hosts at a
formal dinner party Tuesday night
at the embassy. a naval dinner"
for most of the guests were prom
inent American naval officers, all of
whom were in full dress naval uni
form. Most of that party went later
to the italian Embassy and the Am
bassador and Lady Geddes and Ad-
miral Lord and Lady Beatty were
expected there but did not material
ize. though Mrs. Field went.
Gen: Baron Jacques was enter
tanned at dinner at the Belgian EN-
bassy. where he stayed while in the
city. by the Belgian Ambassador.
who came to Washington at the
same time as the general. having
just landed in this country from
Belgium. The Baroness de Cartier.
who returned to America with him.
tarried in New York for a day or
two but came down in time to act
AS nOSIeSS at Inc luuCncOn WHICH
the Ambassador gave on Thursday
for Baron jacques The latter and
Gen. Diaz left Friday for Kansas
City where all three Of these heroes
will attend the American Legion
back later for the armament con-
ference. Tuesday Gen. Jacques
went to Gettysburg and In the even
hA - H.
italian Embassy. as have said.
Of Pennsylvania, at his home In
Chester.
The arrival of the three lions"
with the Japanese
delegates to the arms conference
put the latter rather into the back
Of peoples minds for a while. They
Of course. upon their arrival in the
city last SUNDAY and they too paid
their formal calls upon the Pres
met and their Ambassador and so
forth. No parties were given for
them. though Maj. Gen. Tanaka,
head of the mission. did give two
at the Shoreham one
day last week. / was at the Shore
ham when the mission arrived there
from the station last Sunday and
felt 80 sorry for the one poor lit
tie woman with them: she Just
looked lost: no one said a word to
her. thought at the time that
when State Department officials 20
TO- welcome missions and "sich" thew
ought to have at least one woman
N the party---say. Mrs Robert
Woods Rliss. wife OF the Third As
sistant Secretary of State. for ex-
helm make the women
OF the missions feel at
home. Men are quite STUPID about |
'uch things ANYWAY. you know.
MARSHAL. rOCH ALSO
sUEsT OF CAPITAL.
The three leading figures Of the
World war had hardly left the city |
,efore Marshal Foch arrived. He |
90. n On his way to the conven-
ION IN Kansas City ard will return |
or the conference. President and |
Yrs. Hardire gave luncheon veg |
erdav at the White House In his |
lonor. snd last night he was en-
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