The Washington times., 1922-11-30
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broke Thorn were the guests
whom they had entertained at
dinner. including the minister OF
Finland. Axel Leonard Astrom.
Their other guests were Com
missioner and Mrs. Cuno Ru-
dolph, Col. and Mrs. Charles B.
Drake. Mrs. George D. Hope,
Colonel Cullen. and Mr.. Foster.
Of Los Angeles.
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Cooiidges Guests ut
McLean's Luncheon.
The Vice President and Mrs.
Coolidge were guests at the luncheon
which Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beal
Mclean gave today for a large
company Of guests.
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Informal Thanksgiving dinner par
ties are being given at several OF
the embassies and legations today.
The Belgian Ambassador and Bar
oness de Cartier will entertain the
members of the embassy staff and
the Minister of Bolivia and Nine.
Ballivian will have a dinner for
their guests. Federico de Ia ,Saye,
former Bolivian consul general at
Glasgow, Scotland. and Rafael Ia
borga- The Charge d'Affaires Of
China and Nine. Yung Kwai will
also be dinner hosts. entertaining
at the legation for the legation staff
and members Of the Chinese Edu-
cational Mission and the Educa-
tional Bureau.
Clemenceau to Stay
At Henry White House.
Georges Clemenceau, former pre-
mier Of France. who Is due here
next week. will be a guest while in
Warrington at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry White In Crescent
place. The French war mission.
headed by Rene Viviani and Mar.
shall Joffre made their headquarters
in this house when they visited
Washington in 1917.
Mrs. Hugh Wallace will give a
reception this afternoon for her son
and daughter-in-law. Capt. and Mrs.
Melville w. Fuller Wallace. who
are visiting her.
Miss virgins Edwards
Thanksgiving Debutante.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis Edwards
are presenting their daughter. Miss
Virginia Edwards. TO society this
afternoon at a tea in their home at
1908 r street. The spacious old
drawing room is beautifully deco
rated In q profusion Of roses and
ferns and there II an effective ar
rangement Of flowers over q lattice
work before which the receiving
party will stand. In the dining room
pink roses and snapdragons adorn
the table.
The charming debutante 10 wear.
ing 4 frock of white crepe beaded in
silver and made on straight lines
with a slight drapery at the sides.
She, II carrying q bouquet Of old
fashioned flowers. Mrs. Edwards IL
wearing a gown Of cloth of silver
richly. brocaded and made over ma.
genta crepe Roma with flowing
sleeves Of thf majenta crepe. She is
carrying a Bouquet Of orchids.
The group Of matrons assisting
Mrs. Edwards is composed of Mrs.
Allen p. Walker. Mrs. WE. Ham.
Mrs. Sherman Ford. Mrs. r. H.
Warner. r., Mrs. w. 3. Pearson
anu nrs. Jonn Lewis Smith. Alter
mating at the punch bowl In the
diuing room will be Mrs. Robert v.
Fleming and Mrs. Harry Kite.
Miss Edwards will be assisted by
Miss Alice Milburn, Miss Emma
Stitt. Miss Elizabeth Beaie. Miss
Helen Campbell, Miss Dorothy War.
rem, Miss Virginia Selden, Miss Cath.
crime Weller, Miss Catherine Rad.
cliff, Miss Eleanor Northup, Miss
Louise Anderson, Miss Julie Hume,
Miss Mary Elizabeth Thompson and
Miss Charlotte Lemoine.
Following the reception, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwards win entertain the re.
ceiving party and q corresponding
number of men at q dinner and
dance at La Paradise, when there
will be about fifty guests.
Capt. and Mrs. MacDougall
Hosts at Tea Dance.
Capt. and Mrs. william Dugajd
MacDougall will entertain at a tea
dance this afternoon In their hnne At