The Washington herald., 1922-04-30

massachusetts, avenue, which Is
veritabIe art museum. filled with
,vonderfM things collected from all
Darts Of the world and especially
from countries where Mr.. Anderson
served as ambassador. One couio
,pend a week there just looking
md asking questions. The Column
bian Women of George washington
University had their banquet
Thursday. Chief Justice and Mra
Taft were honor guests at dinner
given that evening by Distric'
Commissioner and Mrs. Cuno hu
lolph; the willard Saulsourys nAu
, dinner marty, too, as did the sec
-otary Of the Italian Embassy and
Nine Celesia and several others
.rhen the Grant Memorial was un-
yelled here Thursday. in celeora-
lion Of the Centenary anniversary
nT president Grants birthday when
the Grant descendants gatherea
here from far and wide.
GRANT ANNIVERSARY
WIDELY CELEBRATED.
President and Mrs. Hardins
played an important part IN Ine
celebration, which was nation-Wioe' O.
-rbev went out to Mount Pleasant,
Ohio, the birthplace OF the clVlI waf
hero to take part in the exercises
tbere taking a large and very In
serestinE party with them. includ-
inp->- Attorney General Daugherty'
M and Mrs. Edward B. Mclean
c.presentative and Mrs Nicholas
Iongworth, the Secretary to the
President and Mrs. Christian, Rep-
resentatiye and Mrs. Charles Z
Karns, Gen. and Mrs. Charles T.
SAWYER, Mrs. Frederick Grant, MIS-
Henry Corbin, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Pendergast, of Marion: Col. Julius
4. Penn and jesse W. Smith, OF
Washington Court House, Ohio. This
was the first visit the President nao
made to Ohio since March 2. 1871
when he was inaugurated. Presi,
dent Harding made the principal
Hddress. Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant,
daughter-in-la-v of President Grant
ana widow of Gen. Fred Grant, ac-
companied them to represent the
Grant family at the exercises I'M
portant ceremonies took place here'
in New York. Philadelphia, Boston
2ad in Grants former home at
lGalena. Ohio. Marshal Jonre' Tor
whom President Grants grandson
Mai. U. S. Grant, Sd. is serving as
honorary aide. unveiled the Grant
tablet IN the Hall of Fame In New
work and later he and Maj. Grant
attended the ceremonies at Grants
tomb, Prince Michael Cantacuzene,
great grandson of President Grant.
also took part in the New York
ceremonies.
Princess CantacuZene'> daugntef
of Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant and
- the President,
unveiled the great memorial in the
Rotanic Gardens in this city, and
vas assisted by her daughters,
princess Bertha and little Princess
ida Cantacuzene. 1t was expected
that Mai. Grants small daughter
Miss Edith Root Grant, would take
nart in the exercises, but she Is In
california with her mother, the
7 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elihu
Roof. and IL was desided not to let
her take the long journey.
WOMEN VOTERS DELEGATES
ENTERTAINED HERE.
Friday was an exceptionally big
day. 1t was washington Day
for one thing. for the League Oh
Women Voters Baltimore confer
ence. All of the conference dele
gates came over, including Lady
Nancy Astor and other distin-
cuIshed women from many parts
OF the world. Mrs. Harding re-
cefyed them all at the White House
and various groups were luncheon
guests. among the hostesses being
Mrs. Herbert Hoover. Mrs. Louis
-Titus. Mrs. Frederick Huidekeper
ana Mrs. Clifford Pinchot, with
whom: Lady Astor stayed while in
Washington. Mrs. william Eric
-owler entertained the California
allegation at luncheon. Mrs.
senry F. Dimock had about sew
1uty-fve of the delegates for
uncheon and talked to them about
the George Washington Memorial
In the evening the authors cos
tune carnival ball of the PEN
~4gpHen'5 League was held. There
were five prizes offered for the best
Characterization of a book title,
character from a book, historical,
national or humorous. and there
certainly was great originality in
costumes.
The special feature was the
dancing of Paul Gardner Tcherni-
koh. premier danseur. who recently
came to Washington to open a
studio and to direct the ballet of
the Washington Opera Company.
Friday was big cry. Society
1woke yesterday very weary, but
didn't get much OF an opportunity
% relax. for yesterday many
If them danced at the Argentine
Embassy, where the Ambassador
and Nine. LeBreton entertained
asst evening Many of the even
iug's dinners ended, up at the En-
hassy. Those entertaining at din
Ier included, among others, Mrs.
Robert Hinckley, Senator and Mrs.
Arthur Capper, the Secretary of
the Navy and Mrs. DENLY, who
complimented the Secretary of
state and Mrs. Hughes; Col. and