The Washington herald., 1921-11-06
CITY KEPT BUSY
GIVING WELCOME TO
ARMS DELEGATES
oonssnses from PAGE Fspe.


0ontsnsed from Paoe Fspe.
With her were Nine. Jusssrand. wife
OF the French Ambassador; Mrs
John W. Weeks. wife of the secre-
tary Of War: Mrs. William e. borah.
wife Of Senator Borah; Mrs. Mar
shall Field and Miss Laura Harlan.
She also went to the Leginska con-
cert Friday afternoon when she en-
tertained a box party also. Mrs.
Harding found time last week to
visit Walter Reid Hospital and the
President for game or two Of golf.
He went golfing Thursday morning
with Sir Harry Lauder, Edward
Beaie Mclean and George B. Chris
tisn. jr.
DATES OF DINNERS
BEING ANNOUNCED.
Slowly but surely the dates are
being announced for the Cab:net
dinners for President and Mrs.
Harding. Vice President and Mrs.
Coolidge will entertain them at din
ner December 81; the Secretary of
State and Mrs. Hughes, January VI;
the Secretary of the Treasury, A.
w. Mellon. January Is. Tho first
dinner more or less official for the
Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes
took place last evening, when tho
Ambassador Of ArgentinC and Mime.
LeBreton entertained them! Practi-
cally all the heads of the diplomatic
missions in Washington entertain
the Secretary Of State and his wife
at dinner some time during the win
ter.
The Belgian Ambassador and Bar
oness de Cartier will entertain at
dinner on November 16, to n.ark
the day Of the patron saint Of King
Albert Of the Belgians, when Secre-
tary Hughes will be q guest, but
the dinner is not in honor of Mr..
Hughes. The de Carriers VIII
give their dinner just for the
Hughes later. suppose, The
Hugheses have laid out already
quite an elaborate social. program.
The big reception on the 14th will
be given at the Pan American Build
ing. That sounds as IL II would
be very large and interesting af-
fair. The Hugheses gave tho drst
formal function in connection with
the conference last wednesday eve
"hCu NhCy bhC
United States delegates to the con-
ference-the three others of the
big Foar"-Elihu Root Oscar w.
Underwood and Henry Cabot Lodge
the ladies Of their families and 4
few others, making about eighteen
in all.
JAPANESE AMBASSADOR
ENTERTAINs FOR DELEGATES.
The Japanese Ambassador, Baron
Shidehara, entertained at . recep-
tion last evening for the Japanese
delegates to the conference when
the American newspapermen were
asked to met thin Maj. Gen. Hara-
guchi gave an interesting staN din
ner for Mai, Gen. Tanalara We'd
| nesday. Tomorrow the Overseas
Writers will give q luncheon to the
newspapermen OF the nations repre-
sented at the conference, who have
come over to cover II Many of the
Overseas Writers knew the foreign
journalists when they were work
ing abroad during the great war
and are. busy renewing old friend
ships. ...
The first official day at home was
held last week. too. Lady Geddes,
wife Of the British Ambassador,
was at home last Friday. diplomatic
day. She was assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Henry Getty Chiffon, wife
OF the counsel or the embassy, and
Mrs. John Joyce Brodefick, wife of
the commercial attache, while the
other ladies Of the embassy assisted
at the tea table Mrs. Thomas r.
Walsh resumed her afternoons at
home with dancing last week. last
Thursday II was, when q small
company was invited for five
o'clock. Mrs. Walsh received in
her new ball room on the
fourth floor. Mrs. Lejeune. wife
of Maj. Ges. John A. Lejeune,
commandant of the Marine Corps,
will be at home tomorrow for the
first time. A luncheon of particular
Interest was given last Thursday in
compliment to Mrs. Coolidge, when
Mrs. Joseph I. France, wife Of SEN
ator France, Of Maryland. enter
tained in Baltimore, large and dis
tinguished group of women. motor
Ing over there for the occasion