New-York tribune., 1922-05-29
Washington to Fete
Admiral Pakenl1an
And Raleigh Grew
British Commander, With
His Men, To BE Guests at
Many Social Affairs Dur.
+ ing Stay at the Capital

From The Trsburc's Wdshfrofou bureau
WASHINGTON. May 2s.-Those who
will entertain officers of II. Nj. S. Raleigh
this week include the British Ambassa
dor, the Secretary of State, Mrs. Rey-
nolds HIT, Mrs. Thomas +. Walsh. Mr.
broderlck Mrs. j. Borden Hartman, Mr..
Frank b. Noyes, Mrs. Thomas T. Gaff
Mrs. Joseph Letter, Mrs. Stephen I.
Slocum, Colonel Theodore Roosevelt.
Acting Secretary of the Navy; Miss
Anna Hamlin. Miss Bromwel and a
number of the men of the British
Embassay staff. One of the largest
events will be the afternoon receptlon
on board the Raleigh, while a neces-
sarily much smaller affair will be the
dance on board the Mayfower for the
British officers.
The commander-ln-ch of the Ra-
leigh, Admiral Sir William C. Paken
ham, will give a dinner Wednesday,
and the forms of entertainment include
iuncheons, teas, receptions, dinners and
dances, with, Of course, the reception
and dance at the British Embassy
Wednesday night as the principal en-
tertalnment event. Both the COM
manderin chief of the Raleigh and his
officers will take part in the Lincoln
Memorial dedication and will visit the
Unknown Soldiers grave in Arlington.
Colonel Roosevelt. who, in the absence
of Mr Denby, Is Acting Secretary of
the Navy, will have his time almost
entirely consumed tor the week in the
entertainment for and by the British
admiral, his officers and crew.
Son to Visit Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes
The Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Hughes will have as their guests the
middle Of next week their son and
daughter-inlaw Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Evans Hughes jr., who will come for
the marriage Saturday, June 10, Of the
formers sister, Miss Catherine Hughes,
to Mr.. Chauncey Lockhart Waddell.
Miss Ailsa Mellon, daughter Of the
Secretary of the Treasury, will go to
New York Tuesday to attend the fes-
tivities preceding the wedding Thurs
day of Miss Katherine Van Ingen and
Mr.. George Faber Downey jr., at which
Miss Mellon will be one Of the brides
maids.
Acting Secretary of the Navy Colonel
Roosevelt will be Joined Thursday by
Mrs. Roosevelt, who has been at their
home at Oyster Bay for a week OF ten
days.
Senator and Mrs. James W. Wads-
worth jr. and Miss Evelyn Wadsworth
will leave Washington tomorrow for
their home in Groveland. n. Y. where
Mrs. Wadsworth and Miss Wadsworth
Will remain through the summer. The
Senator will return Tuesday, but will
join them as frequently as possible un-
til Congress adjourns.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hammond are ex-
pcscted to arrive in Washington to-mor-
row or Tuesday from the Pacific Coast,
where they have been for several
months since their return from the
Orient. They are accompanied by Miss
Natalie Hammond and Miss Elizabeth
Hammond, and will remain in Wash
ington short time before going to
their summer home at Gloucester.
Mass.
Belgian Envoy in n. Y. Friday
The Ambassador of Belgium and
Baroness de Cartier will go to New
York Friday, and Saturday Baroness
de Cartier will sail for Europe, whore
she will spend the summer. The Am
bassador will join her later in tho
season for brief vacation
The Assistant Attorney General and
Mrs. Rush Holland will have as their
guests at their apartment in Wardman
Park Hotel over Decoration Day Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph T. Tanning, Of New
York.
The Solicitor General, Mr. James NJ.
MrC
daughter, Miss Beatrice Beck, in New
York yesterday morning and they
sailed later in the day aboard the
steamship Adriatic for a sojourn of
several months in urope.
Mrs. Sara Lee Phillips left Washing
ton for Atlantic City, where she will
open her cottage for the summer. Mrs.
Philips was accompanied by her grand
son, Walter f. Edge jr., who also will
60 abroad with her the middle of July.
Senator Edge, son-in-aw of Mrs.
Phillips, will join her in Atlantic City
as frequently as possible.