Evening star., 1923-06-06

az ks. hAhDlNI entertained ~
!: N1 luncheon at the White House
1v today the wives OF the mem
Z bers of the Imperial Divan
and showed them the more interest
: ing features OF the mansion, also the
4 White House gardens
Mrs. Harding's guests included: Mrs.
!. James s. McCandless. Mrs. Conrad V.
Dykeman, Mrs James E. Chandler, Mrs.
h James c. Burger. Mrs. William S. Brown.
! Mrs. David W. Crosland, Mrs. Clarence
I NJ. Dunbar. Mrs. Frank c. Jones. Mrs.
I leo v. Youngworth, Mrs. Ester A.
Fletcher. Mrs. Thomas J. Houston,
/ Dingman, Mrs. Albert B. McCaffey,
Mrs. Lou B. Winsor. Mrs. w. B. Mel
ish. Mrs. Philip c. Shaffer. Mrs. Henry
c. Akin. Mrs. Frank c. Roundy. Mrs.
Edwin I. Alderman, Mrs. George L.
Street, Mrs, William W. Irwin. Mrs. J.
Putnam Stevens, Mrs. Charles E,
Ovenshire, Mrs. Elias ]. Jacoby, Mrs.
W. Freeland Kendrick. Mrs. Ernest A.
Cults. Mrs. Leonard P. Steuart, Mrs.
George Christian. Mrs Charles Z.
Laura Harlan.
IL The table decoration was unusually
elaborate.
Secretary and Mrs. Dcnby
Entertaining House Guests.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
DENLY will have as their guests for
the remainder of the week the for
mer's brother and sisterin law. Mr..
and Mrs. Garvin DENLY, who will ar
rive late this afternoon from Long
Island. Tomorrow the Secretary and
Mrs. DENLY. accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. DENLY, will go to Annapolis to
attend the graduation exercises at
the Naval Academy.
The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr..
Mellon, was represented at the ma
rine pageant yesterday by the under
secretary of the Treasury, Mr. S.
Parker Gilbert. jr.. who reviewed the
Alexander Hamilton. Among his
guests about the Hamilton were Mrs.
Mahlon Pitney and Miss Beatrice
Pitney.
were hosts to party for the pageant,
and among others who witnessed the
maneuverS were Gen. and Mrs
George Downey. Mrs. Ollie James and
Mrs. Kemper cowing.
seeretars of the Navy and Mrs.
Denby Joined Mr.. Gilbert'S party late
in the afternoon.
Nine Peter and Mr. Marc Peter. jr,
wife and younger son Of the minister
the Paris for their home in Switzer-
land. where the minister and their
older son, Mr.. George Peter. will join
them later in the summer The min
lister. who went to New York to bid
them bon voyage, will return to
Washington later this week.
Assistant Postmaster General and
Mrs. Warren Irving Glover enter
tained at dinner last evening at
Wardman Park Hotel. in honor of
their guests. Sir George Fuller.
Wales: Honorable II. S. w. Lawson,
c. NJ. G. NJ. V. o.. premier of Victoria.
and Mrs. Lawson, and MIR. George
Mclean.
Mr. and Mrs Glover entertained
their guests at luncheon earlier in the
day.
The military attache of the French
embassy and Nine. Dumont will en-
tertain at dinner June 12, in honor of
Mai. Gen. II. X. Bethel, the retiring
military attache of the British en-
bassy, who will leave shortly for
England.
luncheon Saturday.
The counselor of the German en-
bassy and Frau Won Lewinski will
leave tomorrow for New York and
will go to Harvard to attend the
have as their guest upon their re-
turn Nine. Andreae. wife of the
consul general of the Netherlands
legation In New York, who will come
to Washington with them.
embassy. Capt. Rigal. returned to