Evening star., 1927-12-08
Governor General Of Canada
At White House Tonight.

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Tho Governor General of Canada anu
yiscountess Willingdon. will be the
honor guests at dinner this evening Oh
tre dean of the diplomatic corps. the
,mha ssador of Great Britain. ana
adv Isabella Howard, who VIII en-
tnrtain n company of 40 in the EN-
hassy. The dinner will he served d,
40 o'clock. that the governor genera
and Viscountess Wilmington ana their
hosts NAV attend the reception Ut tiie
White House later. The Ambassador;
hoinr dean of the diplomatic corps, VIII
ha tho first TO be received by the Presl-
AM and Mrs. Coolidge. who will take
tbeir nlace in the blue room al
O'Clock. ,-:.o,,,,,
The Governor General and Nlscouht-
ess WiIlncdon were entertained az
luncheon today by the Minister Vi
canada and Mrs. Vincent Masses,
whose guests included the Secrela.y
of Agriculture and MRS: "hli.h, ~.
1a,dine the Chief Justice ana MRS.
Jt.i,I;.,, Howard Taft. Mrs. Herbert
1Yan'-or senator and Mrs. Hiram
1a,,nsnn the Undersecretary OF STATE
ani5 MIS- Robert f. Olds. the Bishop
of washington and Mrs. James f.
frreo,,,an Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, MT.
IA Mrs. c,Wiinfott' Lewis. Mr.. ana
Mrs chandler p. Anderson MrS'
Iy;,,;.m Corcoran Eustis. MRS.
wTsnce Townsend. Mrs Henheh
Ia,n;nrs Mrs. Anne Archbold, CAPT.
S+nnford Sir A. Maurice Low. MT.
ponald campbell. Mr.. Eric MelVilie'
.rant the Hon. j. 4. Jervis, Capt the
vilcount Hariinge. Capt. Strawn, Col.
nelson r. Margetts, Capt. Frederlck
II Poteet and Mr.. Laurent BeaorS.
last evening the Minister ana
Nrs Massey were hosts at olhhei
for Governor General and Eiscount'
ess Wilmington. others In the com
pany including the Secretary OF STATE
and Mrs. Kellogg. the Ampassa-
. az al, If Great Britain and Lady
isabella Howard. the Ambassador
of Janan and Mime. Matsudaira.
the Ambassador of France and Nine.
Claudel. the Ambassador of Belgium
and Princess de Ligne. the United
states Minister to Canada and Mrs.
William Phillips, the Speaker OF the
House and Mrs. Nicholas Longwofth'
the Undersecretary of the Treasury
and Mrs. Ogden L. Mills. the counselor
of the British embassy and MRS.
Henry Getty Chiffon. the first secre-
tarv of the Canadian legation and
Mrs. Hume Wrong. the commerclai
secretary and Mrs. Merchant Maho-
ney. the secretary, Mr.. Laurent Beau
dry. and the third secretary. Mr.
Thomas Archibald Stone; Mrs: r. b.
Osborn. sister of Lady Wiinngooh'
! Mr.. Eric Melville. Capt. the Viscount
! Hardiuge. Capt. th1 Hon. j. E. Jervis,
Can't. Strawn, Col Nelson Z. Mar
. getts, L. S. A.. and Capt. Frederick II.
Poteet, L. S. \.
The Ambassador of Great Britain
and Lady Isabella Howard have as
their guest at the embassy DIR. Phillip
Kerr of England who will be in Wash
ington the remainder of the week.
Mr. Kerr was the honor guest OF the
English Speaking Union at tea yester-
day afternoon at the Carlton Hotel and
TODAY he is in Baltimore, where he will
visit the Johns Hopkins University.
Tomorrow evening the Rhodes
Scholars will entertain Mr.. Kerr. who
Is secretary of the Rhodes Scholarship
Trust. DR.. and Mrs. John j. Tigert
will entertain at tea Sunday afternoon
in honor of Mr.. Kerr.
The Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs. Jardine were the guests at
dinner last evening of Mr. and Mrs.
David w. Mulvane of Topeka, kans,
who entertained party Oi 10 III lile
presidential dining room of the May
flower Their other guests were
Senator Curtis and Senator Capper
of Kansas. Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Sanders. Judge and Mrs. Charles Nc
Chord Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gam.
Mrs. James NJ. Green. Mr.. Douglas
Hudson of Fort Scott, Kans.. and Mr..
George McDermott of Topeka, kans.
The Minister of Persia, Mira
Davoud Khan Meftah. will give the
first of series of informal teas this
afternoon, entertaining a company of
about 200 from 5 to O'Clock in the
legation at 1T45 y street.
Senator and Mrs. William Cabell
O.