The Washington times., 1921-11-26

<ian High Commissioner; Marquis Wis
cont Venosta, Mr.. Nelson, Mr.. Rog-
ers. Mr.. Geisser Celesia. Marquis AS
sereto. Prof. Falorsi and Mr.. Brug-
gelli.
Lord Riddell entertained a most dis
| tinguished company at a large dinner
last evening at the New Willard Hotel
to meet Arthur j. Balfour, of the Brit
ish delegation to the conference on
the limitation of armament. The
guests included a large number OF
newspaper men. They were the Brit.
ish ambassador. Sir Auckland Geddes;
| Sir Robert Borden, Sir John Jordan,
Senator G, F. Pearce, Sir John Sal.
mond, Sir Hubert Llewellyn Smith, Sir
Maurice Hankey,. Sir Arthur Willert.
s. Srisvasa Sastri, M. w. Lampson,
| G. Il. Akerson, X. b. Armstrong, X. G.
Badcock, Robert Barry, l.. Barzipi.
u. Bell, r. J. Bender. /. Il. Bennett.
Nj. van Blankenstein. b. Bliven, Rich
ard Boeckel, w. Boman, c. c. Brain
erd, A. N. Brown, II. j. Brown, w. s.
Buel, p. s, Bullen, w. F. Bullock.
Capt. l.. F. Burgis, r. Castle, p. X.
Chu. Col. K. b. Clark, Herbert Corey.
byshire, w. w. Davies. f. Davis, ID.
Deacon, X. Debuchi, II. c. Delavaud,
e. Easton, G. Ennis, Fred Essary. A
d. Fairbairn, Carter Field, Mr.. Foord.
c. J. Fox, f. w. Gablemay, Mr.. Gin.
ter, NJ. Goodwin, j. c. Grey, j. W.
Grigg, Mr.. Groat. II. Hanazono. j. v.
Hanlon, j. G. Hannah. w. Harris, J.
G. Hayden, Arthur s. Henning. Cap
tain Henry. G. II. Holmes. K. M. Hood.
J. p. Hornaday, Mr.. Ishikawa. Y.
Iwanaga, w. w. Jermane. l.. John
ston, T. G. Joslin, G.. Karger, Q. II.
kirchls)fer. G. +. Keyser, M. Komatzu.
NJ. Kono, Willmote Lewis, David Law
renee, r. p. Lieu, c. Longhurst, A. NJ.
Low, d. w. McCay. e. Markham,
Avery C. Marks. N. o. Messenger, C.
Nicholson, Lowell Mellett. c. Milling
ton, K. Mochizuki, A. j. Montgomery
Comdr. II. II. Moore. J. Morgan, c. f.
Morris, r. Munro, +. Murphy. X.
Foster Murray, j. E. Nevin, II. w.
Nevinson. r. l.. Norton. +. w. owen,
N. PETER, r. ]. Prev. l.. c. Probert.
Col. A. Court Repington, F. c. Richter.
r. Roberts, c. q. Ross. c. w. Ruth,
o. Scheuette. Louis Seibold, C. Smith,
c. II. j. Snider, II. H. Stansbury,
Stevenson, II. =. Stokes. l.. W.
Strayer. A. w. Street, Mark Sullivan,
II. Suyds m, NJ. Takata, Mr.. Ting, l..
7. Vernon. ]. r. Watson, p. Weis, j.
7. Williams, G. +. Weis, G. F. Wisner
and l.. J. Ryan.
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DR.. J. b. Hubrecht. secretary Of the
Netherlands legation, and Nine. HUI
brecht entertained at dinner last
evening at their home in Nineteenth
street, having among their guests NJ.
Lemaire de Warzee d'Hermalle. of the
Belgian legation, and Jonkheer II. NJ.
uavH To- 10. -
lands delegation, and Nine. de With.
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Mrs. T.. II. G. Slater entertained a
small company at dinner last evening
at her home in Eighteenth street
Nine. Boris Recital.
The ballroom OF the Willard pre-
scented a brilliant scene last night
when a distinguished audience as
sen1bled to hear Nine. Lucrezia Bori,
of the Metropolitan Opera Company,
and Miss Ada Sassoli, harpist, In con-
cert.
The beautiful gowns of the women
and the gold braid and gay colored
uniforms Of the foreign officers and
delegates present, combined with deco
rations of flags and emblems Of all
the nations, added charming touches
OF color to the scene. and the exquisite
music Of the artists and fascinating
costumes OF Nine. Bori delighted the
audience.
The concert was given for the
benefit Of the Belleau Wood Memorial,
and was In charge Of Mrs. James Car
roll Frazer, who is president of the
Memorial Association. A number Of
the officers and soldiers who had been
in the Belleau engagement occupied
boxes, and a group Of the younger
members Of the Junior League sold
programs. They included Miss Nancy
Hoyt, Miss Evelyn Wadsworth, Miss
Sidney Webb, Miss Mary Montgomery
and Princess Bertha Cantacuzene.
Mrs. Theadore V. Boynton, treas
urer of the committee, entertained q
box party, and her guests included
the Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Hughes, Lady Geddes. Capt. Guy d.
de Lavergne and Nine. de Lavergne.
and Mrs. McVickar, of New York.
Mrs. Boynton entertained at dinner
before hand.
In the Boxes.
Major General and Mrs. Lejeune &C.
cupied a box and had with them their
debutante daughter, Miss Laura Le-
jeune: Gen. Wendell G. Neville, Capt
ana MRS. SeOrRe N. onuler, capt. ftoO-
crt NJ. Montague, Capt. John II. Craige
and Capt. Lemmel Shepherd.
Among the guests entertained in
the box Of Mrs. James Carroll Frazer
were Nine. Jusserand, Prince de
Bearn. Ernest Abbott, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Bennett and Mrs. j. Mayhem
Wainwright.
Congressman and Mrs. James Parker
entertained in their box Congressman
and Mrs. A. B. Houghton, Miss Laura
Harlan and Miss Hayden.
Among the guests in the box of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss were sew
eral members of the foreign delega-
lions here for the arms conference.
In another box were Miss Sarah r.
Lee, Mrs. Andre Brewster, Mrs. Ed
ward c. Walker. Miss Mary Pattsn.
Captain Dupuy- Dutemps, Captain
Koeltz, Lieutenant d'Anselme and M.