Evening star., 1922-05-19

Mrs. Harding Hostess to Senate Ladies
on Board the Mayfower, With Tea,
Served on the Return Trip.

| Served OH tfae
n KRs. HARDING is making a
NH trip on the Mayiower this
I'VE afternoon, having as guests
the ladies of senators. fam
lilies. and tea will be served on board
as" they return to Washington.
The ambassador of Great Britain.
Sir Auckland Geddes entertained at
dinner at the embassy last night the
Rt. Hon. Lord Inchscape. the Hon.
Elsie Mackay. Mr.. Phillip Kerr and
Capt. s: r. Bailey. naval attache; the
counselor and Mrs. Broderick, Capt.
e: j. Henry. honorary attache, and
Mr.. H. v. Tennant, attache, all of the
embassy staff.
The Secretary Of Agriculture. Mr..
Henry c. Wallace. attended the din
by Representative Fred B. Gernerd of
Pennsylvania in honor of the mem
bers Of the committee on agriculture
in the House OF Representatives.
The guests, who numbered forty
| one. Included the Speaker Of the
House. Representative Gillett; Repre-
sentative Joseph Cannon. the Hon.
Randolph Medford. member Of the
house of parliament of Australia: Mr..
Frederick Rasmussen. secretary of
agriculture of the state of Pennsyl-
v.nia. and numbe rof members of
Congress.
Netherlands Minister and
Nine. Eserwijn Sailing.
The minister of the Netherlands
and Nine. Everwijn will leave for
New York today and will sail to-
fin H.
Majestic. They will spend the sum-
mer in Holland and on their return
in the autumn will take possession
OF the beautiful new legation on
l5th street, which has been in course
of construction for some time and
dences in that section.
The minister was host to small
company at luncheon yesterday at
the Willard.
The newly appointed minister of
Colombia and Nine. Olaya have taken
an apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel temporarily. The minister yes
terday presented his credentials to
the Secretary of State. Mr.. Hughes.
charge d'affaires of the Colombian
legation. MIR. Tribe, accompanied
him.
Senator Frank B. kellogg has re-
turned from Hot Springs. Va. where
with Mrs kellogg. he has been
taking brief rest Mrs Kellogg
remained on at the Springs for a
longer visit.
and Mrs. r. Leslie Craigie returned
yesterday after spending several days
in Philadelphia.
TY%l-
DIR. Vencelas Sokolowski. returned
yesterday from New York. where he
went the latter part of last week to
be the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Preston
Pope Satterwhite at their place at
Great Neck.
The charge d'afaires of the legation
Of Panama. Senor Don J. E. Lefevre.
viii accompany his sister. Senorita
Ramona Lefevre, to New York today.
| and she will sail tomorrow with Mime.
LIE Breton. wife of the amba ssador of
Argentina. and Miss Lioveras for Eu-
| rope. aboard the Majestic On arriv-
ing in Paris. Senorita Lefevre will
| join her aunt, Mrs. Lewis. and Sonora
de Amador. widow of Senior Amador
| one time President of Panama. and
with them, will travel extensively on
(; the continent throughout the summer
! She will return to Washington in the
| autumn.
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| The assistant secretary of war and
I, Mrs. Wainwright will entertain a
company of twenty at dinner thi:
evening.
The solicitor general of the Depart ..
| ment of Justice and Mrs. James NJ
Beck. with their daughter. Miss Bea-
| trice Beck, will leave Washington Wed.
! nesday and sail Saturday, May 81, on
the S. S. Adriatic for Europe, where
they will spend the next two months.
i Sonora de Zaldivar. widow of former
i minister of Salvador to Washington, is
i in New York with her sister. Princess
Ghika. at 81 East 55th street, prepara-
| tory TO sailing tomorrow for Salvador
! DR.. Rafaele Zaldivar. who died last
Saturday in Chicago. DR.. and Sonora
de Zaldivar had been in Rochester
Mimi. for several months. The late
(, DIR. Zaldivar and his family have many
| friends in Washington, made while he
| represented his government here. Two
Of his daughters were presented to so.
city in Washington and he was attached
Ito the Salvador legation in Paris, a,
which time he met and married Senors
de Zaldivar. who was an Englishwoman
At the time OF his death DR.. Zaldival
was Salvador minister to Guatemala
Mrs. Albert Gallatin of New York will
arrive in Washington tomorrow for a
visit Of several days with the Misses
were in Washington during the war; ant
the latter's work for the Red Cross lef,
her many ardent friends here.
| Lieut.. Col. L. A. Dewey. U. S. A.. lef
| Washington today for San Francisco
from which port he will sail June OF
| the Mariana for a short visit to tbs
South Sea Islands. On his return t.
this country Lieut.. Col. Dewey will re.
port for duty at Fort Leavenworth.
sisnor Sabetta Host for
Large supper Party.
The counselor of the Italian EN-
bassy, Signor Sabetta. was host a
| small supper dance last evening
when his fifty guests were asked tt
meet the retiring third secretary o
the embassy. Mobile Tommaso AS
sereto.
NJ. and Nine. Charles Philippe Soye.
entertained at dinner last evening
in honor of Brig; Gen. and MIS- Fred
| the counselor of the German EN-.
bassy and Nine. Lang, the secretar,
| of the BraEilian embassy and Nine. ds
| Sousa Leao Oracle. Miss Lilita Daw-
son and the assist naval attache
of the Brazilian embassy, Lieut.. Com
mander Ricken.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry. White had a
small company dining with them in
formally last evening.
Mrs. Roosevelt wife OF the assist
ant secretary of the Navy, has gone
to Oyster Bay for short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. George r. Putnam en-
tertajned at dinner last evening, when
th air Ruests were Admiral and Mrs.