The New York herald., 1921-09-25

man Vrasch, VINO has TAKEN new
apartment and will once more be per-
manent resident of Paris; Mrs. William
r. Hirst. who Is busy writing scenarios
for the movies and will probably remain
some weeks in Paris. Others were Mrs.
Morris Evans of Washington, d. c., who
will remain in Paris during the winter;
Mrs. Alfred Norris. Mrs. Alexander Mac
Kay, Mrs. Burgess OF London and MISS
Florence Hobson.
Others giving luncheons that day were
former Senator and Mrs. James OGor-
man and their daughters, Mrs. Dueley
Field Malone: Miss Anne O'GorInan and
Miss Agnes OGorman. They had Just
returned from the battlefields and VIII
be In Paris until they sail on September
81. Mr.. BENJAMIN Winchell was also
entertaining friends before proceeding
to London. Mr.. Winchell is the VICE
president OF the Pierce Oh Corpora.9n
and has been In Europe for the last
month on business-a project for the
amaIgamation of transportation inter-
ests In Europe. He expects to return 10
France later In the winter.
Mr.. Chauncey Mccormick was luncn-
ing with friends, being in Paris Tor the
uay on his way to Spain to VISIT MS
wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Deerine. at their place near Barcelona.
YIe will return to America In October.
Others noticed were Mrs. William II
Force and her daughter, Miss Katherine
Force, who were In Paris for three days
on their way from Deauville to the ltal-
ian lakes and then on to the LIDO TO
spend September; Mr.. and Mrs William
Martin OF Philadelphia. who have been
summering in Lucerne and will pass sep
tember in Paris shopping Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. Berry Wall. who have just returned
from Deauville and will remain In Paris
throughout the winter; Mr.. and Mrs.
James Donahue, who are busy shopping
before sailing Tor America Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Lewisohn, who expect to return to
New York soon; Mrs. Burr Mcintosh.
Mr.. and Mrs John Mcviclzar. who have
taken an apartment for the winter.
Entcrtains Foreigners.
A new organization called La Bienve-
nue. Franchise has been entertaining
foreigners recently at the Interallted
Club. where II has It's headquarters.
Nine Boas de Jouvenel. who Is O great
Savorite among the Americans and who
will probably go to America next month
with her close friends, NJ. and Nine.
Philippe Berthelot, II M. Berthelot is
chosen as one Of the ministers to go to
the Armament Conference. Is responsible
for the association. It's chief object is
to encourage the exchange OF intellectual
and moral ideas between nations and
thus create better understanding.
In explaining the work at O tea given
for Americans travelling in Europe.
Nine de Jouvenel said that she realized
through meeting the people Of other ma
tfons cooperating with her In war work
that the doors OF France had been too
tightly closed to foreigners, and for that
reason the serious side Of France had not
been understood by her friends who had
come from every part Of tho world to
fight on her soil. In fact. few foreigners
had ever been brought to the realisation
that France had q serious side despite
her acknowledged great culture that has
fathered the civilization Of the world.
Through La Bienvenuc Francaise the
doors Of all the great French institu-
tions will be opened to the foreign
friends Of France with the hope OF maxi
Ing everything that is representative OF
French culture better known. The COM
mittec Of honor is composed Of some
Of tho best names of France. chosen
from the legislative bodies, the military
chiefs, the French Institute. the art
schools. and in fact the elite OF France
In every particular. Marshal Foch is
the active president and gives much Of
his time to the administration As an
example OF opening the doors Of France
to her foreign friends friends, Nine. de
Jouvenel has given several receptions
recently in the Japanese garden Of the
"Cercle Autour du Monde which Is one
of the unique spots Of Paris. little known
even to Parisians. It Is the property of
the French philanthropist NJ Albert
Kahn. who organized the "Cercle Autour
du Monde" as a rest house for the young
men whom he sends around the world
every year. He Is the sole contributor
to a fund which furnishes the means for
thirty French students to mako tho trip
and after their travels this magnificent
club, with its extraordinary gardens, Is
thrown open to them.
Last week Mime. de Jouvenei received
a delegation OF Rumanian professors
there and the week preceding she gavo
a reception for Americans. She enter
tnins such groups as the Harvard Clee
Club and sees that each student Il put
In touch with the side Of Paris that 10
the most interesting to him. Nine. de
Jouvenel Is patriotic Frenchwoman,
and through the Bienvenue Franchise
she is determined that tho foreigner
should see the best side OF France.