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long time friend, Cordenio Sever
ance.
Mrs. Kellogg has asked one Of
the American guests to act as
hostess to the company, which viii
include Lady Aberdeen and nine
other English delegates and ten
Washington women. Among the
latter will be Mrs. New, wife of
the Postmaster General. and Mrs.
Frederick, II. Gillett, wife of Sena-
tor Gillett.
The Secretary and Mrs. Kellogg,
because Of the death of Mr.. Sew
erance, were unable to attend the
dinner given last evening. by the
Assistant Secretary of State and
Mrs. J. Butler Wright in their
honor
Practically all of the heads of
embassies and legations. who have
not already entertained for the
delegates of their countries attend
ding the Council, are being hosts
at dinner for them this evening.
The French Ambassador and
Madame Daeschner will have as
their guests at dinner the eight
French delegates and the members
Of the embassy staff.
The Danish minister, Constantln
Brun, is entertaining at the May
flower Hotel for the fourteen dele
gates from Denmark, the three from
Iceland and the members or the
legation staff.
Other hosts Of the diplomatic
corps are the Minister of Sw1tzer-
land and Nine. Peter, the Minister
of Bulgaria and Nine. Panaretoff,
who will entertain at the May
- nd
Mime. .Wroblewska, the miIGster OF
Runa1ia, Prince Bibesco; the min
lister of the Kingdom of the Serbs,
Croats and Slovenes, Doctor Ante
Tresich Pavichich, and the Charge
d'Affaires of Czechoslovakia anG
Nine. Lipova.
Doctor Mary Alice Brosius is hav-
Ing at dinner five Norwegian dele
gates.
others who are entertaining at din
ner tonight for I. G. w. delegates
are Mrs. Robert Lansing, whose
guests are the delegates from the
iAtin-American republics; Mrs. Glib
son Fahnesteck, who will be hostess
for the delegates from Sweden and
Finland and Princess Eleonora
Lubomirska, delegate from
Poland; Mrs. Henry F. Dimock, who
will have. a company OF thirty-six
, having among them Countess Oh
Robilant of Italy, Mrs. Truman
Newberry and Mrs. Monroe. who
are joint hosts to delegates from
Germany, Norway and South
Africa, and Mrs. Alvin Dodd.
Members of the. Netherlands dele
wation will be guests at dinner OF
Mrs. James Carroll Frazer and
afterward the hostess is giving a
reception to which the officers OF
the International Council and the
French delegates have been hidden.
as well as a representative group
Of Washington society folk.
italian Envoy Luncheon Host
At Mayflower for Delegates
The italian ambassador, Giacomo
al MARITIME, entertained at luncheon
TODAY at the Mayflower for the
italian delegates. His guests were
Nine. Vanutelli, proxy president OF
the delegation; Countess Irene di
Robilant, Miss Juliet Turner, the
Assistant Secretary of State and
Mrs. J.. Butler Wright, Mrs. Yer
non Kellogg, Mrs. Henry +. Dimock
and the members Of the embassy
staff.
Mrs. Davis, wife Of the Secretary
Of Labor, is entertaining at tea this
afternoon for all delegates to the
council; and Mrs. George ID. Hope
81 entertaining a large company at
tee. this afternoon in compliment to
Lady Aberdeen.
The Minister of Norway and
Mime. Bryn will also give a recep-
ton this afternoon, their guests
being asked to meet the delegates
from Norway.
At the dinner which the Minister
of Esthonia. and Nine. Pip will give
tonight the delegates from the
sister republic of Latvia will share
honors with those from Esthonla.
Yesterday Nine. Pip entertained at
luncheon at the Mayflower Hotel,
having as guests Nine. Wrobleska,
wife of the Polish Minister; Nine.
Maria Reisek, a delegate from Es-
thonia to the International Council
OF Women; Mrs. Stickney, Of New
Jersey, and Mrs. Albert Putney.
A. A. u. w. to Entertain For
A Group Of Quinduennial Delegates.
The American Association of Uni
<ersity Women will give dinner
this evening in honor Of a group of
delegates to the Quinquennial con
ference Of the international Council
of Women, at which Mrs. A. Ross
Hill. national treasurer of the A. A.
u. W. and vice president of the Ma
tlonal Council Of Women, will pre-
side.
The honor guests include Profes-
Ror Marian P. Whitney. Vassar Col
Iege; Frau Doctor Altmann-Gott-
heiper, of Germany; Professor e.
NJ. Derrick, Judge H. CT. McGfll, Mrs.
". c. Smillie, of Canada; Mrs.
Lyon Bowley, Mrs. Hensman and
Mrs. Hay, of England; Meve G.
Blanekenhagen, of the Netherlands:
Miss Ruby Board, Miss Portia
Geach and Mrs. NJ. A. Wood, Of
New South Wales; Mrs. Snowden
Hay and Miss Stevenson. of Tas-
mania; Miss Kane and Mrs. Frael,
of New Zealand; Frau Herta Won
Sprung, of Austria; Frau Hanna
TchikaIesko Keller and Nine. Marie
Conzova, of Ukrainia; Doctor Alice
Barry and Doctor Mile Mundt, of
Iceland; Miss G. NJ. Gunther, office
secretary; Miss E. A. van Veen, as
sistant secretary, and Mrs. McKen-
gle.
Much interest is being displayed
in the performance of Albion Eel
lows Bacon's opera-pageant. WAR
end Peace" which is to be put on
at the Washington Auditorium -
morrow night under the auspices
OF the National Council of AIneri
can Women for the entertainment
of the foreign delegates. 1t is I'M
der the direction of Marie Moore
Forrest. The dancing. which is a