The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-11-16


Judge and Mrs. sidney Bailou, viii
also be hosts at dinner this evening
taking their guests to the ball. "
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japanese Entertain Donby.
A notable company Of Navy and
Marine officers. both American and
Japanese, gathered at the Shore
ham Hotel last evening for the dim
ner given by Vice Admiral Baron
Kato, head OF the Japanese delega-
ton OF the limitation OF arma-
ments conference. in honor Of the
Secretary OF the Navy Edwin
DENLY. The dinner was given In
the private dining room. "a
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Mrs. Henderson Entertains.
Mrs. John B. Henderson entertained
at dinner last evening at her home on
Sixteenth street. having a. her guests
the Minister Of Serbs. Croats and
Siovenes and Nine. Grouitch; the Sec.
rotary of the Italixn Embassy and
Nine. Geisser. Celesia: Count JACQUES
de Sieyes, attache Of the French emf
u060yt hlu SVuhSrOo VIC OkCyO tsS
marchioness of Donegal; Mr.. RaOul
Tilmont. attache OF the Belgian en-.
bassy, and Nine. Tilmont; Mr.. and
Mrs. Breckenridge Long. Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Delano Robbins, Miss Gladys
Hinckley, Mrs. Davis Ireland. Miss
Romano .Lefevre, Henry Getty Chill.
ton. counselor of the British embassy:
Leander Mccormick 4 o0dheart, of the
British embassy; Mrs. Archibald Saun
derson, Princess Bertha Cantacuzene,
Prince Eugene Lubomirski, Paul DC
l3evesy, Capt J. c. Little and r. A. e.
Hperling, Of the British mission, and
John b. Henderson,
The dinner was followed by dancing.
which included only the guests at tho
dinner party.
Mrs. Henderson will entertain at
dinner Sunday evening In compliment
to the Chinese delegates to the con.
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George T. Marye, former Ambassa-
dor to Russia. and Mrs. Marye, who
recently returned from California. are
established for the season At their
home, 1890 N street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Stewart are at
the Chatham Hotel, New York for
few days, prior to their departure for
the West Indies on their yacht, the
Centaur. to spend the winter.
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Mrs. Amos A. Fries. wife Of Brig.
Gen. Fries. head OF the Chemical War
fare Service, gave q luncheon today
at her home in Corcoran street In hon.
or Of Mrs. Katherine Phillips Edson,
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OF the advisory board Of the aruna-
ments conference. The other guests
were Mrs Willard Holbrook. Mrs. Eli
Helmick. Mrs. Harry G1chrtst. Mrs.
n M MRS. insksr S,lss, Mrs flank
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Consressman Henry %. FLOOD: VINO
mas poem confined 10 ms room oy an
nttack OF proncnius. y nov oonva.
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Gays. t.f
MRS. George 4. wheeler ENTERTAINED
informally At iuncheon At the Shore
nam YESTERDAY, having as guests. MRS
George Vlomer, mrs. George Granam.
OF Camp Meade. Mrs: F1tzhush Lee
MRS. Z. Z. Long. MRS: Emmerfck Leon
ara. and Mrs. Hartley Given, sister
OF the hostess.
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Mr.. ana MRS. Charles MacVeaSh
nave returned to washington after
spending the ,greater part OF the sum
mer AZ tneir nome In New hampsnire
ana nave opened tneir reSioence. l8vO
season.
Girl Scouts to Open Tea House.
Mrs. Harding. honorary pres,denr
a. r..,sn.I ..ns,-..yS. - ct,
Scouts ana Mrs. EeThert Hnovsr.
d,.n,,tv .con,r,s.ion.r ~ ~. nN.trict
CSy,.I.. .L-...S 80 ..sS =.
attend the FORMAL onen,no ~ new
CirI Sco,,t tea hou.e IN nicture.o,,c
old Pierce MIN on SATURDAY. afternoon,
The tea hon.e will nsk.a rneciaItv
~ ,nSornnai card nartis. LIN hot
waffies to follow. - - -