The Washington herald., 1922-04-26
,R9Nasll ton Society ~


The President and Mrs. Harding
received the delegates to the con-
sention of the Daughters of 1919 at
the White House yesterday after
Mrs. EArdlng afterward received
NE Danes Of the Loyal Legion. and
The afternoon was concluded by q
. tea given in honor OF the delegates
20 the convention OF the League of
American Pen women now in ses-
sion at wardman Park Hotel.
After extending a formal greet
ing to her guests. Mrs. Harding
Joined them In the dining room.
where tea was served from a
nower-decked table. Mrs. Henry
Wilder Keyes. acting national pres
tdent OF the league. poured. assist
ed by the national vice president
Mrs. Harr, Atwood Colman. and
Miss Laura Harlan The Marine
Band played and the State Depart
ments were effectively decorated
for the occasion
President ana Mrs. Harding ex-
pect to start this afternoon for
their journey out to Mount Pleas
ant Ohio. the birthplace of Gen.
monies there tomorrow in celebra-
ton Of the centennial of the birth
OF the civil war hero. They win re-
turn to the White House on Friday.
SEC. AND MRS. HUGHES GIVE
DINNER FOR COOLIDGEs.
The Vice President and Mrs.
Coolidge were the guests of honor
at dinner last evening given by
ehe Secretary of State and Mrs.
Hughes.
Secretary and Mrs. Hughes will
entertain at dinner again on May I,
IN honor of Chief Justice and Mrs.
Taft
Nearly 200 guests were present
at the luncheon which Mrs. Joseph
Irwin France gave yesterday at her
home in Baltimore. The company.
which was invited to meet Mrs.
Coolidge. was made up of the dele
gates to the Pan American Confer
ence in Baltimore, in connection
with the convention OF the League
of Women Voters. Mrs. Selden p.
Spencer accompanied Mrs. Coolidge
to Baltimore for the AFFAIR.
Gen. John ]. Pershing will enter
tain at luncheon on Sunday. May Z.
IN honor Of the Secretary of War
and Mrs. John W. Weeks.
= The Secretary of the Navy and
Airs. Edwin DENLY were the guests
Of honor at dinner last evening OF
Admiral and Mrs. David W. Taylor,
when covers were laid for twelve.
Tafa aff he
tante ball.
The Argentine Ambassador, To-
mas A. lie Breton. is at the Ritz
Carlton in New York for a few days.
The Ambassador of Belgium and
Baroness de Cartier entertained at
luncheon yesterday at fhe embassy
in honor Of Arthur Balfour. Belgian
consul at Shefield,. England. and
Prof. Gallemaerts of the University
of Brussels, who Is a delegate to
the International Congress Of Oph-
thalmology. being held this week.
MRS. WOODROW WILSON
ATTENDS HEIFTTZ CONCERT.
Mrs. woodrow Wilson occupied a
box at the Jascha Heifitz CONCERT
yesterday afternoon at the Natfon-
al Theater.
Others there were the Assistant
Secretary of State, Leland Harri-
son: the Third Assistant Secretary
CT state, Robert Woods Bliss; Mr..
Sega. the diplomatic representative
Of Latvia: Col. and Mrs w. w.
Harts. Princess Bertha cantacu-
rene, Miss Alice Mann. Mrs. Rob-
Grt Dove, Prince Eugene Lubomir-
ski. Mrs. Charles Warren, Comdr.
and Mrs. Harvey Delano. David
Baer. Mrs. John Joy Edson, Miss
Rosamaye Kendrick. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Townsend, Mrs. EnnalIs
waggaman and Mrs. John w. Ran
kin.
william L. Phillips. former min
lister to the Netherlands. who has
recently been appointed to succeed
Henry P. Fletcher as Undersecre-
tary of State. has arrived in Amer
lea from Holland, and will shortly
take up his new duties at the State
Department.
Mrs Bliss, who went to New
York on Sunday. is expected to re-
turn on Friday.
MANY DINNERS PRECEDE
DEBUTANTE BALL.
DIR. and Mrs. Stanley Rinehart
entertained a company of fourteen
at dinner last evening In their
apartment in wardman Park Hotel
at one of a series of dinners they
are giving. Later the company
went to the debutante ball.
Miss Katherine Collins, who has