The Washington herald., 1922-03-12

Conftnsed from Pooe Ftre.
fully selected guests. in her honor.
but all such plans were upset as MIS-
Asquith and her daughter, Princess
Bibesco, were both taken i'll and de-
tanned in New York, SO everything
had to be postponed.
Prince Bibesco, Rumanian Minis
ter at Washington as well as Mrs
Asquith's son-in-law. and Princess
Bfbesco were at Pinehurst for a
week or ten days, where Princess
,Bibesco was recovering and being
entertained. He has returned and
she is now in New York. She Is
due back here today and VIII be
accompanied by Mrs. Asquith.
There will probably be much enter
taining for her while she Is mere
this trip.
The Bibescos may give now the
dinner and reception for her tney
had to call OF. The Geddes arent
here, of course, to entertain her'
but don't think they would, any
way, as they included her when sne
was here before in a dinner com,
pany, a party that had been planned
for some time before her delayed
arrival. So they have done their
duty" in that matter.
TWO MORE LECTURES
TO BE GIVEN IN NEW YORK.
Mrs. Asquith will give two more
lectures in New York after her Visit
here and she plans to sail April T.
Lady Nancy Astor is coming, too'
but not until the end of April. She
will attend the Pan American Con-
ference of Women, to be held IN
conjunction with the third annual
convention of the National League
of Women Voters. She will also
20 to her home in Virginia TO see
her relatives while in this country
While in Washington she plans 70
visit Mrs. Clifford Ptnchot MIS-
Harding will receive the delegates
At the White House on the after
noon of April 2s. The conference
will he held in the nearby city Of
Saltimore from April 20 to %, but
ARey will all be entertained here on
the .sth. A special train will bring
them all over and numerous social
affairs are being planned for the
visiting delegates from Hispanic
America. Canada. the United states
and Europe Lady Astor is to speak
at the convention meeting.
What do you know about New
Yorker coming here to make on
with little Catherine Hughes! Yes
no-less a person than the daughter
Of the Secretary of state and MIS-
Charles Evans Hughes. The lucky
man is Chauncey Lockhart Waddell:
The engagement was announced
last Thursday.
: Miss Hughes was graduated in
1916 from the National Cathedral
school for Girls here and from well
lesley CoRcge in 1920.
Mr.. waddelI is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin ]. Wadden. OF Green
field. Ohio. He was in the Air SerV-
ice during the world war. He was
graduated fromI Harvard with the
class of 1918. He is now with the
house of Dillon. Reade and Conn
pany. New York.
SPENT PART OF
SUMNER ABROAD.
Miss Hughes passed part OF last
summer abroad. sailing aboard the
Cretic, of the White Star line, on
Nav IL, accompanied by two Bryn
Nawr graduates. Miss Frances AL
Iison- Of st. Louis, and Miss Eliza
beth Kirkland. of Nashville ano
the latter's mother, Mrs. J. II.
Kirkland.
while Secretary and Mrs. Hughes
were in Bermuda recently to pc
with their younger daughter, MISS
Elizabeth Hughes, who was there
with a nurse because Of Illness
Miss Catherine Hughes remained at
their Washington residence. lSzs
Eighteenth street The brother OF
Miss Hughes is Charles Z. Hughes
irs who married Miss Marjorie b.
start. Secretary and Mrs. Hughes
have only those three children. hav-
ing lost one daughter, Helen Hughes.
No plans for the wedding have oeen
announced but it seems probable tnat
the ceremony will take place at the
home of the Secretary and Mrs.
Hughes in Washington II 1t does
it will be the first Cabinet wedding
washington has been given since the
new administration.
I hear that Senator Nittorlo
Roland Ricci will continue as ltal-
ian Ambassador to America, not
wIthstanding the recent change IN
the Rome government.
In conformity with diplomatic et-
austte, the Ambassador rendered his
,sixnation as soon as the new gov
.-n-.pt aSsnmed ONCE He has lust