Evening star., 1922-05-21

Admiral Sir William c. Pakenham
K.C.B.. K.C.M.G- K.C.V.O.. command
er- chief of the North American and
West Indies station. will entertain at
a dinner May 81 aboard his flagship.
the Raleigh. which will be anchored
In the Potomac during his forthcom-
ing visit in the capital. He will also
entertain at dinner June. 2.
The admiral will be extensively en-
tertained during his stay. The am
bassador of Great Britain and Lady
Geddes have invitations out for re-
ception at the embassy May 81 and
the following day they will give a
luncheon for the admiral and the Off
GERS of the Raleigh. The same even
ing the secretary of the embassy and
Mrs r. Leslie Craigie will entertain a
notable company at dinner in honor
of the distinguished visitor and on
June 4. the counselor Of the embassy
and Mrs. Henry Getty Chiffon will
have q company to meet him at din
ner Admiral Pakenham will also en-.
tertain at luncheof, aboard the
Ra.leigb June 4.
; Mrs. Borden Hartman will give a
dance on the evening of May 80 for
the officers on the Raleigh.
The ambassador of Russia, Mr..
Bakhmeteff. has returned from New
York. where he spent a week.
The ambassador Of Belgium and
Baroness de Cartier have as their
guest at the embassy Mrs. Stephen
Brown Of New York. who arrived in
Washington Friday evening and will
remain for several days. The ambas-
,sador and Baroness de Cartier plan
to leave Washington next month and
mer in Europe. Miss Betty Connolly.
Baroness de Cartier's niece. who was
with her the past season. left last
week to pay a short visit to friends
in Philadelphia, before going to her
home at Palisades-on-the- Hudson,
New York.
The ambassador Of Argentina, Mr.
Tomas LIE Breton. is expected to re-
turn tomorrow from New York,
whore he went Thursday with Nine.
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Ella Lloyeras. who sailed yesterday for
France. The ambassador will Join
them later in the summer for a short
visit before returning to Argentina.
The ambassador of Peru and Sonora
de Pezet will entertain one of the
most distinguished dinner companies
of the week tomorrow evening at the
Pan-American Union building, when
the Secretary of State and Mrs.
Hughes and the delegates from Peru
to the Tacna-Arica conference will be
the honor guests.
The ambassador of Germany. DR..
Otto Wiedfeldt. is established at the
embassy on Massachusetts, avenue.
DR.. Karl Lang, who acted as charge
d'affaires of the embassy until the ar
Lans, has moved from the embassy
to Wardman Park Hotel. where they
have taken an apartment for the
season.
The minister Of Ecuador. Senior DR..
nesday to New York, where he will be
the guest Of honor that evening at q
dinner which the Ecuadoriars living
In New York will give at the Ritz
Carlton in. celebration OF the Tooth
anniversary Of the battle of Pichin-
cha, WHICH COu6OIuuIAbcu lHC IHuS-
pendence of Ecuador. The minister
will be accompanied by the members
Of the legation stan, who also will be
guests at the dinner. They will re-
turn to Washington Thursday.
Little Hector EliSalde, son OF the
minister and Sonora de Elizalde. who
met with a serious accident several
days ago, is progressing favorably
toward recovery, though he vii. be
confined to his bad for several weeks.
The minister Of switzerland and
Nine. Peter will leave today for
PhiIadelphia, where they will remain
until Thursday. While there they
will be the guests Of . number OF
Swiss societies At celebration given
In their honor.
Miss Stepanekova. sister of the min
lister Of Czechoslovakia. DR.. Stepanek.
acted as hostess at the exhibition of
CEechoslovak arts and crafts held at
the legation yesterday afternoon, as
she will do again today. This dis
play Of beautiful works of art, some
of which were recently shown at the
silver jubilee convention of the
League Of American Pen Women. con-
slsts Of ancient embroideries. as well
10 the famous Bohemian glassware
and Slovak pottery. The exhibition,
which opened At the legation yester-
day afternoon, was attended by many
prominsnt people In diplomatic ofd-
cfel and resident society, and II Will
be open again to MI lovers Of arts
and crafts thts Afternoon from : to 9