The New York herald., 1922-05-28

Atlantic. The Ambassador and his staff
will have all sorts of parties for the
Admiral and his staff.
| In fact so many festivities are be-
| ing arranged for the Admiral and his
staff that it rather looks as II the week
would be as gay as the early weeks
of the arms conference. The Raleigh
| is expected to reach Washington next
| Monday and here are few of the
things that are planned for her com
mander and his officers. At the Brit
ish Embassy there will be three big
| parties, and probably several small
ones. the big ones being ball on the
evening of May 81. luncheon on June
| /, and a dinner in celebration OF the
Kings birthday on June 8.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Hughes will have to pause in their
preparations for Miss Hughes wedding
long enough to arrange a dinner for
Admiral Pakenham and his staff. They
met the admiral and were entertained
by him last February when they went
down to Bermuda after the close of the
conference to see how little Miss Eliza
beth was getting along. And there are
any number of other Washingtonians
who were down there during the winter
met the Admiral on his own territory,
or rather in his own waters-and ex-
perienced his very hospitable hospitali-
| ty-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas IT. Gaff, Mr..
and Mrs. Reynolds Hit. Mrs. Charles
Hamlin and Miss Anna Hamlin, and
Miss Mildred Dromwell-and they all
want to give parties for the visiting
| Britishers, only there aren't enough
evenings to go round.
The Reynolds Hits are apparently 10
have Admiral Pakenham as their guest
on Monday evening-soon after MS ar
rival The same night the John Joyce
| Brodericks - the commercial attache
Of the British embassy and his wife-wiii
entertain for some of the officers oil his
staff-and later both parties and rev
| others will go to a dance which mas
| been arranged in honor OF Admiral
Pakenham and his staff
Many Other Events Arranged.
| On Tuesday will come the Secretary
of State and Mrs. Hughes's dinner for
them followed by small dance at Mrs.
| Borden Harriman's. Mrs. Hartman
has invited Admiral Pakenham and his
personal staff to luncheon, preceding
the dedication of the Lincoln Memorial
and the commercial counsellor OF the
embassy and Mrs. John Joyce Broderick
are arranging an afternoon reception foi
| them
|
dance for the visitors at the British
embassy and that same day Mr.
| Frank Brett Moves will en'ertal
| them at luncheon, Mrs. Thomas 7. Gafi
is giving a tea in their honor and Mrs
Joseph Letter and Anne Hamlin Will be
hostesses at dinner preceding the en-
bassy dance. -,
The Ambassador and Lady Geddes VIII
! entertain at Luncheon for them OF
| Thursday. and that evening the Seore-
tary of the Embassy and Mrs. Leslie
| Craigie will entertain at dinner, preced'
ing the dance which the naval attaches
will give. Miss Bromwell also has d
dinner scheduled fdr that night.
Admiral Pakenham will entertain 81
dinner on beard the Raleigh on Friday
preceding the dance which the Officers
of the Mayflower will give on boaro
the Presidential yacht that evening. ant
thai same day Admiral Pakenham vii
be the guest for whom Irwin I.aughlir
of the State Department will entertain
| at luncheon. Saturday of next week
June 3. is the Kings birthday. and Tho
| embassy will do the entertaining. Ther,
| will be a dinner at the embassy. witt
| the Amba assador and Lady Geddes a:
hosts. and after that the Secretary ol
| the Embassy and Mrs. Robert Leslie
| Craigie will give a dance.
That looks like a pretty full week
and that isn't the end-for Admira
Pakenham will have luncheon OF
board the Raleigh on Sunday and in thu
afternoon.a-M Mr.. Leander Mccormick
Goodheart will entertain the Admira
and officers OF the Raleigh at picni,
on the grounds OF his place. Langley