The Washington herald., 1922-06-04

nothing left Of the Britishers by the
time that was over. but not At all
they all were on hand the next
day for luncheon with the Am
bassador, q stag party. at the en-
bassy. The Admiral dined that eve
ming with Secretary of the EN-
bassy and Mrs. r. Leslie Craigie,
while Miss Mildred Bromwell en-
tertained q group of his officers.
She gave q luncheon for some Of
them Monday. Later Thursday they
ali were entertained 1T . dance
given BY the bachelor attaches OF
the embassy staff At the house In
sixteenth street where most Of the
bachelor group. reside and frequent
Iy entertain in a delightful fashion.
No, that dance was on Saturday
evening, last evening. They danced
some place every evening and I've
gotten q bit mixed.
MAYFLowER PARTY
PROVES ATTRACTIVE.
sidney r. Bailey and Maurice
Peterson, both of the embassy stan
gave them a dance Thursday-that
was Il. Capt. Bailey said IL was
Just a little humble" party, but II
was quite jolly and far from small.
And Friday evening they were
given a dance by Capt Ralston
Holmes, In command of the Presi-
dents yacht, the Mayfiower' and
Mrs. Holmes on the Maynower.
That was a particularly jolly party.
but then all those Mayflower par
tie, are-it is manned by 'peppy"
lot of attractive officers. mostly
bachelors. you see. Before the
dance Friday the admiral gave an
other dinner aboard the Raleisn'
anchored near the Mayflower down
at the navy yard. He lunched tnat
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Laugh
lin.
:" Last night was the big night,
the dinner given by the Ambassador
and LADY Geddes in celebration OF
the birthday anniversary OF the
King Of England. That Is always
the event Of the year at the EN-.
bazsy. There are always speclal
decorations, special music, special
gold plate, special guests, special
everything with everything ano
everybody all IN their best bib and
tucker for that occasion Ihe
guests included the Vice President
ana Mrs. Coolidge. the Secretary OF
state and Mrs. Hughes, the Secre-
tary of the Treasury and Miss Ailsa
Mellon. the Secretary OF war ana
Mrs. Weeks, the Attorney General,
Harry NJ. Daugherty; the Assistant
Secretary of the Navy ana MIS-
Theodore Roosevelt. tr- the unoer
Secretary Of State. william Philllps;
Mr. and Mrs John Davis COZ: ano
> Mrs. stephen Slocum, WiIimott
Lewis, Maurice Low. Gen. H. n.
Bethel. Capt. L. R. Bailey MI. ano
Mrs. John Joyce Broderick' Comor'
and Mrs. H. A. Brown. Mr. ana MIS-
Leslie Craigie, Mr.. and MRS. housn,
ton. Maurice Peterson. Comdr. Cech
A.. Ward. Flag Lieut. l. 81: J. Cur
xon-Howe. Capt. Arthur Bromley
Comdr. Ronald A. Fraser MS
Thomas F. Bayard. Mrs. MAJ
Field. Miss Mary Patten. MIS-. hehiS
Getty Chiffon. Comdr. Christie, Eng
Condr. John Wisdom, Maj. Charles
Terrain. Surg. Comdr. "lmaiu '"
K.r pawn. Comdr. Ernest Peuowe
and Rev. Guy H HareourI ba.
ths evening closed with the bacne-
Ior dance / Just told you about NO
thew are not resting even TO-DAY
Tn. admiral Is giving a luncneon
aboard ship. His guests today VIII
ne the French Ambassador and Mime.
Jusserand, Mr.. and Mrs. John Joyce
frederick. Senator and Mrs. Francis
+ Warren, Miss Tracey Lyons, Capt
ard Mrs. John H. Dayton, Comdr'
ana Mrs. Halsey, Capt and MIS-
RaIston Holmes. Maj. and Mrs. T.
e snow. comdr. and Mrs. Row
cItffe. Miss Lindsey Wood, Miss
Anna HamIin. Miss Mildred Brom-
well and three of the British naval
osIcers. Mrs. Chiffon was giving
-dtpner hut called II of, too. but
Tsander Mccormick Goodheart OF
tha Embassy staff. is staging
pIcnic at the home OF his parents In
MARYLAND. a short motor trip out OF
Washington
PARTIES FOR SAILORS
ARE GIVEN ALSO.
romorrow the Britishers will
lunch with Col. and Mrs. stephen
In. Slocum and dine with the Act
ing Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs
Theodore Roosevelt. (Secretary
DENLY, you know, is en- route 10
Japan to attend the meeting OF the
Naval Academy class of SlD In
the afternoon the admiral had
large reception on the Raleigh. Yes
i think it Is a good thing they are
going tomorrow or we will all be
worn to a frazzle. And as 1 said
the crew had a good time, too. Mrs.
Robert n. Coontz, wife of Admiral
Coontx; Mrs. Thomas Washington,
wife Of Admiral Washington; Mrs.
John A. Lejeune, wife of Maj. Gen.
Lejeune, commandant of the Marine
Corps, and Mrs. John Dayton. wife
of Capt Dayton. in command of the
washington Navy Yard, all received
Tuesday evening at q dance given
at Rauscher's for the ships com
pany and number of our own
sailors. II was as nice a party as
the officers had themselves. Raus-
cher's. as you probably know, Is the
place where many Of the smartest
parties are given each season and
YOU couldh't have a nicer receiving
line than that. surely. Then Friday
evening a similar function was ar
ranged for the warrant officers.
And yesterday a party was given
for the sailors at one of the large
motion picture houses by the Lest
we Forget committee and was fol-
loved by supper.
What else happened last week
wen, not much. Last Sunday was
rather quiet compared to the Sun
days Of the last few months Chief
Jusfice and Mrs. William Howard
Taft had guests dining with them
and the Russian Ambassador had
guests for luncheon: that was about
all Monday the Secretary Of State
and Mrs. Hughes were given q din
ner by the Minister OF Costa Rica