Evening star., 1922-04-13

| Pan-American conference " =,
to be held in Baltimore. and who VIII
| snend the entire day of the 2Sth In
Earlier today Mrs Harding received
the Daughters of Founders ana "a
triots, an organization whose mem
bershlp is drawn largely from 'he
D. A. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coolidge
Guests of Friends.
The Vice President and Mrs. Cool
idge dined Informally at the New
Willard last evening with a sroup
OF gentlemen which included Mr'
Crawford. Mr. Henry Long Of Boston,
Mr.. Ward and MIR. Dennis
The Ambassador of Spain ana
Sonora de Riano were hosts at an m
formal dinner last evening at the
embassy.
The Secretary of the Interior, Mr.
Albert B. Fall. left WASHINGTON iase
southwest and west. where ne win
visit some of the Indian reservations
and will make speech In arizona,
While away he will spend few
days with Mrs. Fall at their nome IN
Three Rivers, New Mexico
Mrs. Miles Poindexter. wife OF
Senator PoindeXter. entertained IN
formally at luncheon today IN COM
pliment to Mrs William La Toilette,
who. with Mr.. La Toilette and Miss
Eva La Toilette. will leave shortly to
return TO their home in Spokane, after
spending the winter here. Mrs RON
dexter has as her house guest MRS.
r. E Webb, wife of Lieut. "eoo'
u. s. N, of Philadelphia.
The former premier of Greece, Dr.
Venizelos. and Nine. Venizelos Will be
the guests of honor at a tea TO pc
given this afternoon at o'clock by
Miss Anne Darlington at her resi-
dence, 1910 goth street, when the
members of the Grek- -Amrican Club
have been invited to meet them. MISS
Darlington will be assisted in receiV-
ing by Senator George h. Moses OF
New Hampshire. president OF the ciub.
and those assisting will include SEN
ator and Mrs. William H. King, MRS.
Moses, Mrs. Mitchell Carroll. Mrs. Z.
Augustus Simpson. sister OF the most
ess; Mr. Glycofrides and Mr.. Theos.
be made honorary members OF the
club this afternoon at the tea.
Air Commodore l.. e. o. Charlton Of
the British embassy VIII be the honor
guest at luncheon Sunday of his aunt
Mrs. Charles H. Campbell, who will
entertain small company to meet
him at her residence. on 2lst street:
Air Commodore Charlton will be
entertained again on Wednesday of
next 'seek, when Brig. Gen. William
Mitchell will give a luncheon at Boil
ing Field in his honor. the guests In
GLIDING the air attaches OF the en-
bassies and legations and a number
Of the officers of the United States air
service.
Mrs. Gordon Lee and Miss Alice
Page are entertaining large company
at bridge this afternoon at the Con-
gressionaI, Club their guests number
ing between 1875 and $50. At the tea
which follows the game Mrs. Crisp,
wife of Representative Charles r.
Crisp: Mrs. Howard Reeside and Mrs.
Paplin will preside.
Representative Frederick A. Britten
will leave today for New York. where
he will join Mrs. Britten, who has
been there for several days. They will
sail Saturday aboard the America for
Europe, where they will spend two
months. Representative Britten will
return to this country in June and
Mrs. Britten will remain abroad until
the autumn.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. James G. Har-
bord will receive informally Sunday
! afternoon after o'clock in their
quarters at Fort Myer. Gen: and Mrs.
Harbord will sail from New York
| TUESDAY, May :, IOE a tWOsmOHth Nlblt
in Europe. They will spend short
time in London before going to the
continent.
Marshal and Nine. Joftre and their
daughter. Mile. Joffre. will arrive in
Washington Wednesday. April 10. and
will spend several days At the Hotel
LA Fayette. Marshal and Nine. Joffre
arrived on the Pacific coast q month
or more ago. and have been travelling
In this country and in Canada. -
Mrs. Marshall Field entertained q
company Of twenty-four At luncheon
today in her homo on 18th street.
The retiring United states minis
ter to the Netherlands ana Mrs VIII
liam Phillips left The Hague yester'
day for London, whore they VIII make
a brief visit before sailing for thii
country, where Mr.. Phillips will take
up his duties as undersecretary oi
| state. The former undersecretary Of
| state and Mrs. Henry P. Fletcher VIII
be in London at the same time, or
their way to Belgium, to which post
the former has been appointed United
States ambassador.
Miss Essie Graves Sharp, daughter
of former Ambassador and Mrs. VIII
liam Graves Sharp of Eleyria. Ohio
has arrived from Vassar- College