Evening star., 1923-04-27

TES. HARDING. honorary pres
NH ident oF the Girl Scouts. as
invited them TO give their
closing exercises on the
south front grounds of the mansion
this afternoon. and. With party of
friends. viii watch them from the
south trent balcony 1t has been Mrs.
lIard;nE's custom to hold regular
reception for them on their visit to
Washington. but. having aba ndoned
AL such forniaI:ties until she is more
robust in health. the compromise was
in the beautifully arranged drill
DfplOnats See President
Open BalI Game Series.
The amba ssador OF chile. Senior
Matthew. accompanied by Sen"r Lar
ros. delegate from Chile and Senor
Errazuriz, attache Of the embassy.
attended the opening base ball game
OF the season Yesterday.
The ambassador OF Germany. Dr..
Wiedfeldt entertained company at
dinner last evening at the embassy IN
honor of Cardinal Michael Fauihdber
OF Munich.
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of ne state. Mr. Phillips: the minister Of
Switzerland Mr. Peter: the minister
"f sweden. Capt. Wallenberg: the
minister Of Bulgaria, Mr.. Panareton; !;
Prochnik: the apostolic delegate,
-trchbi shop Pietro FumaSon! -Biondi; :;
the Rt. Rev. Thomas J. Shahan; the
president of Georgetown University.
the Rev. John b. Creeden: the auditor
Of the apostolic delegation, Mer.
Aluigi Cossio; Mgr. Z. +. Thomas of
81. Patrick'S. Mgr. George ud2h"rtN.
vice rector of Catholic University:
the Rev. Henry Shoemaker of Cathollc
c. Z. Mcclure. Mr.. william r. Castle,
,. ,,,I..s, .,,r o. I IL embassy. DIR.
Hans Dieckhoff. and the third secre-
tary Of the embassy. Garon Picssen-
Nine. Peter. wife of the minister .of
Switzerland, entertained small
company At tea Yesterday afternoon
at the legation on 18th streeI.
The minister Of Panama and Sonora
de Alfaro will have small company
At dinner this evening in compliment
10 DR. l.. A. Morales Of Panama, who
is spending few days at the Hotel
Hamilton. The guests at dinner this
evening will be the members of the
legation staff and their wives.
DIR. Morales will be in this country
for some time. but will return 10 New
The minister of Persia. Mira Hussen
Khan Mai. was host at dinner last evea-
iuG in honor OF the retiring counselor nf
the Polish legation and Nine. kwapi-
sesewsi.a. The guests included Mai.
and Mrs George Oakley Totten. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Simonds. Mrs; John
twill of the Polish legation and the
secretary OF the Persian legation.
Abdullah Khan Entezam.
The minister of Poland and Nine.
Wroblewska will be among the guests
at the dinner which the military at
taChe of the legation and Nine. Mach
viii give tomorrow evening at the
retiring counselor and Nine. Kwapis-
sewska.
The military attache of the French
embassy. Col. George A. l.. Dumont,
entertained a small company informally
ct luncheon yesterday.
The counselor Of the Spanish embassy,
Senior de Cardenas, will entertain at
dinner this evening, in honor Of the re-
tiring secretary Of the Italian embassy
and Signora Geisser Celesia.
The retiring secretary of the Italian
embassy and Signora Geisser Celesia.
were the guests at luncheon today of
Mrs. Thomas Bell Sweeney.
Nine. Kwapszewska. wife Of the re-
tiring counselor of the Polish legation.
was the guest in whose honor Miss Meta
Evans entertained at luncheon today
There were ten guests in the company
Mrs. James A. Reed returned Sunday
from New York, where she went to
meet Senator Reed, who was then on a
professional case. Senator Reed re-
II ah tf, hny,,n IN
from New York
Mrs. Alfred Pembroke Thorn enter
tanned at luncheon today in compi-
ment to Miss Catherine Let's. whose
marriage TO Mr. Frederick Henry
Jones will take place tomorrow. The
guests included only the members of
the wedding party.
Mr. and NrS Tpbp e will