The Washington times., 1921-06-02
aRIDIRoN cLUs rrrED,

an event OF unusual interest and was
enjoyed by several hundred guests
The Vice President and Mrs. coiiidge
were present through the evening and
received with Mrs. walker. N. o.
Messenger, president Of the Gridiron
Club. was also in the receiving linz
The President and Mrs. HARDING
had expected to attend the reception
Ia signal honor TO q famous organisa
lion of newspaper men from the Pres
ident who Is himself = Newspaper
man, but they werv obliged to with
draw their acceptance az Mrs. Hard
ing was exceedingly weary after the
strain Of receiving so long in the
afternoon.
This was the only disappointinx
feature OF a most enjoyable party.
The Gridiron Club quartet sang
during the evening and an orchestra
played so that the guests might
dance when the company had thinnod
out a bit. The punch table was set
out on the broad yeranda. where
many OF the guests forsgathersd.
others drifting down into the charn-
ing garden. which was strung with
colored electric lights
AMONG THE GUESTS.
The party was y housswarming for
- &ho 11ts- " st6Si . tH&tntin HuV
home 2i12 s street. Among their
guests were the Undcrsecretary- OF
State and Mrs. Fletcher, Senator
Frederick Hale, Senator and Mrs.
Ralph Cameron. Senator and Mrs.
Wesley Jones, Miss Mabel Boardman.
Commissioners and Mrs. Cuno N. Ru-
dolpb. Col and Mrs. Charles w. Kutz,
MAJ. Gen. and Mrs. George Barnett
Admiral and Mrs. Edward Eberie.
Congressman Joseph q. Cannon. Miss
Cannon, Maj. Gen. and Mrs John Le-
Jeune, Senator and Mrs. Duncan u
Fletcher, the Secretary TO the Presi-
dent and Mrs George B. Christian. jr.,
Col. William Eric Fowler, Bishop Az
fred Harding. DIR. l.. s. Rowe, direc-
ter general OF the Pan-American
Union; Congressman and Mrs. James
u Mann Congressman Theodore Bur
ton. former Judge and Mrs. Dan
Thew Wright. Mr.. and Mrs Ru-
dolph Kaufman. Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
| dors w. Noyes, Justice and Mrs.
I Frederick l.. siddons. Mrs. william
Kesrney Carr, MIR. and Mrs. John JOY
Edison. Or. and Mrs. Harvey wIisy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Allies. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Bennett. Brig. Gen. Charles
McCawley, Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Charles
B. Drake, Miss Barrine Drake. Judge
anu 4htHs 1n6fttS f1oWft. MIS-. X. NJ.
Kaufman. Mrs. Samuel Lemiy. Mrs
Charles Laird. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Wallace Dunn. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Rankin Young. Miss Nan Young, DR..
and Mrs. John Crayke simpson. Mr..
and Mrs. John Walker Holcombe, an
and Mrs. John Richie. Mr.. and Mr..
David 8. Barry. Mr.. and Mrs Bryant
Frank A. Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. ~
T. Clark, Thomas Jenkins and many
others.
A luncheon was given by the min
lister OF foreign affairs of Nicaragua,
the Hon. Maxine n. Zepeds, at the
Metropolitan Club today in honor OF
Charles Evans Hughes. Secretary OF
state. The other guests were:
j. j. Jusserand. Ambassador OF
France; BeItran Matthew. ambassa-
dor of Chile: Harry M. DauEherty,
Attorney General; Senator Lawrsnce
G. Phipps. Senator Duncan u.
Fletcher, Congressman stephen G.
Porter. chairman, Committee on
Foreign Affairs; Henry p. Fletcher.
Undersecretary OF State, Santos A.
Dominica. minister OF venesuela !:
Rafeal H. Elixalde, minister OF
Ecuador; Carlos Adolfo Uruets, min
isser OF Colombia Jacobo varela,
minister OF Uruguay octavio Beeche,
minister OF Costa Rica Julio
Blanchi, minister OF Guatemala I:
Emilio c. Joubert. minister of the
dominican republic; Alexandra Cesas.
minister of Nicaragua: Albert
Blanchet, minister OF Haiti: Nsruso
Caray. minister of foreign affairs
OF Panama; Wilbur j. Carr. director
consular service; DIR. L. g, Rowe.
director general of the Pan-Amer.-
can Union: Sumner welies. stewart
johnson. DR.. Guillermo Sherweli, DR..
Constantine u. Mcguire. Felipe A.
| Espil. Charge d'affaires : OF Ar
gentina; Re- Camilo Diax, Charge
d'sffaires OF Honduras; i. e. Le-
fevre. charge d'affaires Of Panama.
senor Manuel zsvaia, Senior Adolfo
Cardenss. DR.. Franciso j. Yanes. as
sistsnt director OF the Pan-Am.rA
lean Union, DIR. James Brown
Scott. Chandler Anderson. George n.
weitzel and Walter 8. Penfeid.
The company Also included A. c.
Lawder, Or. Jeremiah w. Jsnks, Mr..
A. r. Llndbers. Mr.. Otto schoen-
rich, all Of New York: and Charles
r.. Miller and J. H. whiteman, OF
Philadelphis.
The Chinese minister. Or. Sac Ke
Alfred Sac. was host to a distinguish
ed company at Handsomely appoint
ed dinner last evening at the legation.
His guests were the Belgian ambassa-
dor. Baron de Cartier de Marchienne:
the japanese ambassador. Baron
Ktjuro Shidehara; Lady oeddes. wife
OF the British ambassador; Miss Mar
sarct Bensoa; the Minister of Ecua-
dor and Sonora Elizalde, Congress
man and Mrs. Harry c. woodward, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles 3. Hamlin. Maj Gen.
Kazutsugu Inouye, l. j. A., military
sttsohe of the Japanese embassy; M.
u. Paterson. secretary OF the Brltish
embassy; Capt. J. r. Harker. Of the
secretarisl stan of the British en-
bassy: Mrs Yuns Kwai. wife OF the
counselor OF the Chinese embassy:
Mrs. John r. Henderson. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Louis Hertic, Mrs Ross Thompson
and Mrs Hamilton Wright.
THE wfLEs ENTERTAIN.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic William
VILE will entertain At dinner this
evening In honor OF the Consul Ger