The Washington times., 1922-06-03

made which has been ar
ranged in their honor this after.
noon in connection with the music
week activities; and afterward
Mrs. Harding win receive mum.
ber of guests by appointment.
Arrangements are being made
for a unique cabinet dinner"
which Is TO take place--if plans
do not miscarry-not In Washing &.
ton but in Mooseheart. ILL.,. with
the Secretary of Labor, James j.
Davis, as host.
President Harding some time
ago announced his Intention to at.
tend the anniversary In August of
the model children's home main
tained by the Loyal Order OF
Moose, of which he himself Is
member. Then Mr.. Davis, who Is
director general. Of the Moose and
a devoted promoter Of It's every
interest, decided to ask his col.
lea gues Of the Cabinet to be at
Mooseheart with President Hard
ing. There they will be feasted en-
bloc, and II affairs OF state are
pressing the party will be con.
verted into an impromptu session
of the Cabinet. An elaborate chill
dren's pageant of a patriotic char.
acter will be the star number OF
the Mooseheart festival.
THE British Ambassador and
Lady Geddes will entertain Ut
dinner at the embassy tonight
in celebration Of the birthday
Of King George v. The Vice
President and Mrs. Coolidge
will be the ranking guests,
and a group Of American officials
will join in drinking the Kings
health, among them the Secretary
Of State and Mrs. Hughes, Andrew
NJ. Mellon, Secretary OF the Treas
ury, and Miss Ailsa Mellon and
Attorney General Daugherty.
Admiral Sir William Pakenham
and several OF the officers Of his
flagship, the Raleigh, will also be
among the guests. The dinner.
which is an annual event, is always
marked by considerable pomp and
ceremony: and the occasion has un-
usual interest this time since the
ambassador is among the recipl-
ents of birthday honors. He was
made grand commander of the
Order Of st. Michael and St. George.
This evening the bachelor at
taches Of the British embassy, will
give a dance at 3147 Sixteenth
street, where several Of the group
make their home, and where many
pleasant parties have been given
during the last year. Admiral
Pakenham and the officers of the
Raleigh will be the honor guests.
Ambassador and Lady Geddes, who
have attended pretty nearly all Ct
the parties given by members OF
the embassy staff for the visiting
Britishers, expect TO drop in at 'he
dance when their dinner Is over,
and some Of the guests at the err.
bassy will be present.
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ONE OF the interesting events
~ OF. today was the cricket
= match between a team from the
Raleigh and the British embassy
team. This took place at noon
on the cricket grounds in Po-
tomac Park and brought out a
gallery" in which many leaders
in official and diplomatic society
were included.
The embassy team, Of which
the commercial counselor. John
Joyce Broderick. was captain. in
cluded Major Arthur Yencken,
L. McCormick-Goodhart, G. d.
Baker. A. Hamilton Gordon. Har-
Id H. Sims, ]. Cannon. J. L.
Evans. H. A. Haines. A. w. Mif-
flin and G. g. Morris. The
Raleigh lineup was composed OF
Commander Wright. Commander
Gooieen, Commander Hull, Com
mander Blake. Lieutenant Reed.
Flag Lieutenant Curzon. Howe
Lieutenant Durand, Midshipman
Forest, Midshipman Gobbett. Mid
shipman Todhunter and Midship-
man Halsey.
THE dance given for Admiral
Pakenham and the officers
Of the Raleigh on the Mayflower
last evening. with Capt. Ralston
Holmes and the officers OF the
Presidents yacht as hosts. was
most successful. The deck was
turned into a miniature garden
with palms, ferns and potted
shrubbery and an improvised
fountain played in the center. but
owing to the inclement weather
the guests were unable to have
supper there. as had been
planned. Although two orches.
tras played. one on deck and the
other in the salon. most OF the
dancing was confined to below
decks.
Captain Holmes and officers en-
tertained a group of Raleigh Off
GERS at dinner preceding the
dance. The guests included
Comdr. Cecil A. Ward. Eng.
Comdr. John Wisdom. r. N:
Surg. Lieut.. Comdr. Hubert Hull.
Lieut.. Edward z. H. Blake, Lieut..
Ralph O'Callaghan, Lieut. Morti.
mer Durrand, Lieut. Humfrey
Hopper, Lieut.. Edgar Haslehurst.
Lieut.. John A. Grindle, Comdr.
and Mrs. J. H. Magruder, Lieut..
and Mrs. J. c. Boone, Lieut.. and
Mrs. c. w. Leroy, Lieut.. and
Mrs. T. d. Warner, Miss Ailss
Mellon. Miss Margaret Harding.
Miss Mildred Bromwell, Miss Mir.
garet Dunlop, Miss Olyve Gracf
Miss Tracy Lyon, Miss Mary Stitt.
Miss Schneider, Miss Dorothy Mon.
dell, Miss Elizabeth Kemp, Miss
Marion Trumbull. Lieut.. o. Z.
Hardison, Lieut.. II. Y. McCown.
and Lieut.. Joseph II. Lawson.
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