Evening star., 1926-05-18

E TRS. COOLIDGE will hold a
N IN reception this afternoon fol
O the graduates from the va
AvA rious young ladies' schools
of the city, thus following
out an old and we'll established Gus
tom.
Mrs. Coolidge and Grs. Dawes at
tended the Senate Ladies Lunch
Club today, when Mrs. Kellogg, Mrs
New, Mrs. George ii. Moses. Mrs
James w Wadsworth, jr.; Mrs. I
II. Caraway. Mrs. Thomas F. Bayard
and Mrs. Hiram Bingham We're host
esses. The picnic luncheon was
served in the charming garden OF
Hemlock Hedge. the suburban home
of the Postmaster General and Mrs
New. and small tables were placed
i'll the grounds. where many tall
dogwood trees are in full bloom. The
weekly luncheons of this organiza-
tion of Senators hostesses are al
ways picnic fashion in the quarters
in the Senate Office Building, and
none of the informality was lost
today.
The Ambassador of France and
Nine. Berenger entertained al lunch
con today for the collaborators and
members of the embassy staff. The
company included the military at
tache, Brig. Gen. George A. l.. Du-
mont; the counselor. Count de Sar-
tiges; the naval attache and Nine.
Willm. the first secretary. NJ. Jules
Henry: the second secretary and
Countess de SieyeS de NeyneS, the
assistant military attache for aero
nautics and Nine Thenault, the as
siStant military attache, Capt. E.
Lombard; Assistant Naval Attache
Engineer Lieut.. Gripon, the third
secretary, NJ. du Chayla: the inspec-
tor of finance. NJ. Erik Haguenin;
Miss Hoyt, Mile. Bonnot, NJ. Simon,
NJ Armand and NJ. Fonteneau.
The Ambassador of Japan and Nine.
Matsudaira will be the guests of honor
at dinner this evening of the Assist
ant Secretary of the Treasury ana
Mrs Charles :. Dewey.
Btr. and Mrs. Dewey were hosts at
luncheon yesterday in compliment to
the Ambassador of France and Nine.
Berenger. the other guests being
Mrs Reed, wife of Senator David A.
Reed: Representative Robert Low
Bacon, Assistant Attorney General
and Mrs William j. Donovan. Assist
ant Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Theodore Douglas Robinson, Miss Su-
Zette Dewey. daughter of the hosts.
and Mr.. David Edward Finley of the
Treasury Department.
The Crown Prince Gustavus
Adolphus of Sweden and the Crown
Princess Louise sailed yesterday
aboard the GriSpholm for New York,
where they are expected to arrive
Thursday, May %. The Crown Prince
and Princess and the members OF their
party will come at once to Washing
ton. where their highnesses will be
guests ut the Swedish legation. some
of the members of their suite going
to the New Willard Hotel, where the
presidential suite has been reserved
for former Premier o. Won SydoW,
now governor of the province Of
Gothenburg.
Other members of the party will in
clude the court marshal and master
of the household of his royal highness.
Mr.. n de Rudebeck; the chief of staff,
Col the Count Posse; Col. Oscar Sol
bert, L. s. A, former aide to the
President and special escort to the
Crown Prince; Swedish consul general
in New York, Mr.. Olaf Lamm: the
chief of the press bureau of the Swed-
ish foreign office, Mr.. Fritz Henriks
son; the director of the American
Swedish News Exchange in New York
DR. B. Brilioth. and Capt. Costa AS
brink, private secretary to the crown
prince.
The Ministersof Sweden and Nine
Bostrom will entertain q small com.
pany at dinner Thursday evening, May
27, for their distinguished visitors, and
Saturday evening a larger company
has been invited for dinner, to be fol-
lowed by a reception at the legation.
The Ambassador Of Great Britain
and Lady Isabella Howard will be
hosts at luncheon Friday, May %, in
honor Of the Crown Prince and Prin-
cess, and Sunday evening the Min
lister of Sweden and Nine Bostrom
will again be hosts at dinner, to be
followed by a reception.
The Grown Prince and Princess are
coming to Washington for the unveil-
Ing of the statue in Potomac Park,
near the Lincoln Memorial, of John
Ericsson. inventor of the Monitor,
which will take place Saturday after
noon, May %. sunday morning the
Prince and Princess will attend the
services in the Luther Memorial
Church, on Thomas Circle. and in the
after will make a pilgrimage to
Mount Vernon. Monday morning they
will so to Arlington, and will leave
Washington that afternoon