Evening star., 1921-06-04
Society 3
Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge Will Be
Guests of Honor at Dinner to Be
Given This Evening.

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Coolidge will be the guests OF
honor at the dinner to be
given this evening by Mrs.
William j. Boardman and Miss Mabel
r Boardman.
/ Mrs. Whitelaw Reid Of New York.
who is paying her annual visit to
Washington and is the house guest Of
Mrs Boardman and Miss Boardman,
will be in the distinguished company.
Last evening the Vice President and
Mrs. Coolidge dlned with Mr.. and Mrs!
Edward Beale Mclean. at Friendship
The Secretary of the Navy. Mr..
DENLY, will entertain a notable COM
pan ny at dinner this evening in honor
of Admiral Uric of the Japanese navy.
a graduate of the United States Naval
Academy.
Ambassador and Lady Geddes
Pay Honor to King George.
The ambassador of Great Britain
and Lady Geddes entertained at din
ner last evening at the embassy in
celebration of the birthday 'anniver-
sary of H. r. H. King George of Eng
land
The guests included the Secretary
of the Treasury. Mr. Mellon; the At
torney General. Mr.. Daugherty; tho
Henry G. wallace. the assistant sec
retary of war and Mrs. ). Mayhem
Wainwright. the director Of the con-
sular service and Mrs. Wilbur J. carr.
Col. and Mrs. stephen Siocun. Mrs.
bin, Mrs. Vaughan. Princess Bibesco.
Miss Benson. Sir Arthur Willert, Capt.
the Hon. Arthur Strut, r. N; Lieu
tenant Commander Charles Hotham.
R. N: Lieut.. Thomas Hussey. R. n;
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Getty Chiffon, Mr..
and Mrs John Joyce Broderick. Air
Commodore L. e. o. Charlton. Capt.
is. r. Bailey. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Leslie
Craigie. Mr.. NJ; D. Peterson; Mr.; A.
and Mrs. c. f. D. Bridge. Mr.. II. G.
A. Carpenter, Capt C. J. Henry. Mr.. H.
H. Sims, Capt. j. F. Harker. Mr.. H.
V. Tenant. Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Law :
| and Mr.. J. W. Goods. ali Of the British
| embassy stan. and Mr.. A. Maurice
Low.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
DENLY were the guests of honor at a
| reception last evening which the chief
of naval operations and Mrs. Robert
E. CoontZ gave in the large ballroom
at Wardman Park Hotel. Their guests
| numbered about 500 and represented
| official, diplomatic and smart resi-
| Dental circles. as well as a large
number Of Army and Navy officers.
| The decorations in the ballroom were
| Of American flags. with navy PEN
| nants, palms and flowers Of the early
| summer. The Navy Band played for
! dancing.
| The Vice President and Mrs. Cool
| idge. who were the honor guests at
| the dinner which Mr. and Mrs. Ed
| ward Beale Mclean gave for Miss
Ailsa Mellon, attended the Admiral
and Mrs. Coontz reception.
i The minister of Switzerland and
! Nine. Peter returned last evening
from Charlottesville, Va, where they
went to attend the exercises incident
to the centennial celebration of the
founding OF the University Of Virginia.
| The minister of Sweden. Capt. Axel
F. Wallenbere. is expected back to-
| day from brief visit to New York.
| DIR. Leo S. Rowe. director general
of the Pan-American Union. enter
of the Pan-American Union in honor
| of the minister of foreign Affairs Of
| Panama. DR.. Narciso Gafay. g5
| The guests included the Secretary
Of State. Mr.. Charles Evans Hughes:
| the undersecretary Of state. Mr. Hem
1
| fargue. the charge daffaires Of the
! legation of Panama; Senior Don J. E.
| Lefevre. and the third assistant secre-
tary of state. Mr.. Robert Woods Bliss.
| The military attache to the japanese
| embassy. Maj. Gen. X. Inouye, enter
| tanned at luncheon yesterday at Raus-
| cher's. The guests included Gen. Den
mis- E. Nolan, U. S. A., director. bureau
Of military intelligence: Commodore
British embassy; Col Constant c. Cor
dier. U. s. A., formerly liaison ofiicer
War Department: Col Marquis v. A.
| diBernezzo. military attache to the
British embassy: Col. Chalmers G.
Buckley. y. S. A., general star: Col
Alessandro Guidoni, air attache to the
Italian embassy: Maj. c. E. d. Bridge
assistant military attache to the
British embassy: Maj. Dubreuil. act.
embassy; Maj. Casimir Mach. military
attache to the Polish legation; Maj
T. Hara, assistant military attache tt
| the Japanese embassy; Capt de La
vergne, air attache to the French EN-.
bassy. and Capt. Carlo Huntington
assistant military attache to tn.
Italian embassy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade H: Erlis lef,
Washington today to spend the week
New York for q few days and return tc
Washington the middle of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beale Mclean
entertained dinner party Of ninety
guests at dinner at Friendship last
! night, there being a moving picture
show between the dinner and dance
the evening being in honor Of Miss Ailss
Mellon.
! unioue and delightful concert wa.
given yesterday afternoon at the Belasct
Theater by Constance and Charlie.
Seeger. Mrs Seeger is gifted far be-
yond the majority who play the violir
! well. She has the power not to only in.
terpret the musical gift Of the composer
but adds to it a poetry and charm which
Is so individual that 1t amounts to in.
spiration. As tho gir1ish figure vibrated
in harmony with her instrument her au-
dience was wrapt in delight.
| Her husband accompanied her on the
piano. and in addition to many classical
| compositions they gave one Of his own
for he is recognized as having great
talent
Mr.. and Mrs. Seeger have been travel.
ing for some time with q movable house
drawn by Ford machine, in which they
and their three lovely children live
Romance in reality Is almost unbeliev-
| able in this age, but it is typtfied In
| this gifted man and woman.