The Washington times., 1922-01-21

luncheon at the embassy today.
Their guests included Senator and
Mrs. Pearce. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin T.
Meredith. Mrs. Newton d. Baker.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. William d. Con-
nor, Mr.. and Mrs. Lampson and John
Hamlin.
The British Ambassador and Lady
Geddes entertained at luncheon yes
terday at the Embassy, having among
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Mather
Thompson Of Dublin. Lady Geddes
was also at home to visitors in the
afternoon, the ladies Of the embassy
circle assisting.
The ambassador of Brazil, Auguste
Cochrane de Alencar, will entertain
q company Of twenty-four at dinner
this evening in compliment to Nine.
de Cana, wife Of the Brazilian am.
bassador to Great Britain, who Is Wis
tting here.
. Mrs. Edwin T. Meredith will be the
guest Of honor at an informal tea
which Mrs. John Allen Daugherty II
giving this afternoon at her apartment
In the Brighton.
Tomorrow Mr.. and Mrs. Meredith.
who are being much feted during their
oeoy III 7" uShinBtOfl, Will We clICi Idiiicu
at luncheon by the Minister of Switzer-
land and Nine. Peter, and on Monday
afternoon Mrs. Meredith will be at
home at the Willard with Mrs. Charles
c. McChord. The two ladies will re-
ceive informally.
Mrs. Merediths daughter, Mrs.
Frederick owen Bohen, will return to.
day after q brief visit In New York.
and will be accompanied by Miss Elsie
Schultz, Of New York, who will be her
guest for q few days. Miss Schultz
visited Mrs. Meredith and Mrs. Bohen
here last winter.
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Mrs. Thomas r. Walsh will be
hostess tonight at an informal dance,
entertaining at her big house in Mass
achusetts avenue.
Congressman and Mrs. Richard
Wayne Parker will be hosts at
dance, followed by a buffet supper
this evening at their home in honor
OF their guests, Miss Peggy, Leigh,
Of London. The guests will number
about fifty, and will include some
OF the young married set as well as
the younger members Of society.
Miss Leigh will leave tomorrow for
New York on her way back to Eng
land.
Mrs. Albert L. Mills will entertain
at tea this afternoon In her apart.
ment at the st. Nicholas in compli.
ment to her daughter. Mrs. George
Graham. Many of Mrs.
Graham's old friends have been asked
to meet her and the hostess will have
number of assistants who will pre-
side In turn at the tea table, the cof-
fec urn and the punch bowl
Among the ladies who will do the
honors at the charmingly decorated
tea table are Mrs. Henry B. Brown,
Mrs. Robert Lansing, Mrs. Thomas F.
Mrs. Edward T. Brown, and
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant. Those
asked to pour coffee include Mrs.
William Kelly Cole, Mrs. McClernand.
Mrs. Delos Blodgett, Mrs. Joseph r.
Mrs. Armstead Peter, and
Mrs. Angus Crawford.
There will be two punch tables at
which a number of ladies will serve
In turn. They are Mrs. Stephen c.
Jamea A. Milholland, Mrs. Charles
Gray Matthews, Mrs. Samuel e. Wins.
low, Mrs. Frank w. Coe, Mrs. Charles
+. Harris, Mrs. John McA. Palmer,
Mrs. William G. Rivers, Mrs. I. w.
Littell. Mrs. William C. Snow, and
Mrs. John V. White.
A group Of girls viii also assist the
hostess, among them Miss Reese, of
Mrs. Thomas W. Robbins,
Miss Mary Palmer, Miss Aldyla
Larned. Mrs. John smallwood, and
Mrs. Allen Burdette.
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Miss Catherine Hughes and Miss
Mary Wallace were the guests Of honor
at luncheon today at the Shoreham Of
Miss Lucille Showalter and Miss Dor.
othy Hunter.
The guests included Miss Ailsa Mel.
lon, Mrs. William Henry King, Miss
Rosa-Maye Kendrick, Miss Idris Ken.
drick, Miss Rebecca Dial, Miss Dorothy
Mondell. Miss laura Volstead, Miss
Elaine Lazaro, Mrs. Grace Angus,
Miss Sara Latimer, Miss Erma Strong,
Miss Kathryn Hitchcock, Mrs. George
Mesta, Miss Grace Roper, Miss Blanche
Bryan. Miss Charlotte washburn, Miss
Dorothy bennett. Mrs. wrisley Brown,