New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
First Lady Attends Senate
Wonicn's Luncheon: Mrs.
Marshall Is Honor Guest
SpesiaI Dispntch to The Tribune

stor and Mrs. Harry s. New of Indi-
ana, Senator and Mrs. James L. Wat
son of Indiana, Senator and Mrs. Fran
els Z. Warren of Wyoming, Senator
and Mrs. Arthur Capper of Kansas, and
Senator and Mrs. I. II. Ball of Della
ware.
Mrs. Harding Attends
Senate Nomens Luncheon
Mrs. Harding attended the Senate
WON Il 5 luncheon Tuesday and there
was another mingling of women. Mrs
Thomas r. Marshall, who organized the
from President Wilson's executive
family, Mrs. Edwin 7. Meredith, wife
0f the former Secretary of Agricul-
.ure, who with her husband is staying
at the New Willard for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meredith entertained
the former VicePresident and Mrs
Marshall al dinner Monday night at
The New Willard, Mr.. Marshall leaving
Washington for New York early the
next morning.
But after ali 1t is the diplomat who
ENDS the different interest to society,
the man from the other part of the
world who lives just little different
.rom our way. When the Minister of
Persia, Mira Hussein Khan ai, en-
tertalned AT luncheon the other day
tor the former Minister Of the United
States to Persia, John L. Caldwell.
Mrs. Caldwell and their daughter, he
mad as the chief feature OF the menu a
royal Persian dish made of rice,
chcken, almonds, g little orange peel
and spiced with saffron.
former Persian Minister, Ali Kuli
koN 1
while he was a student at Harvard
aad the habit Of serving the same dish
az luncheons He had the meal laia
n cloths on the floor and all sat about
IN true Persian fashion, while the pres
ent Minister adopts the American GUS
;om Of serving.
There were also pleasant innovA-
ions at the tea given Friday afternoon
9y Fhra Sanpakitch. Counsellor and
Dnarge d'AHaires of the Siamese Lega-
ION, who served several of the dainties
oest known 70 Siamese housewives and
With them a favorite beverage Of Siam.
The Nice-P resident and Mrs. Cool
age VIII 6 We dinner in honor of the
resident and Mrs. Harding Decemb mber
=, ana the guests will be entertained
tne New Willard in the Weep esi-
seHt!al suite where the former Vice
resident and Mrs. Marshall gave their
MINERS Tor President Wilson.
inns Council Interest
crowds Out Social Life
The Conference on the Limitation of
Asnament IS the all-absorbing topic,
ano tne soc al side Of life is but little
gScussed. he coming Of Mr. and NJ S.
avn !. Meredith from Des Moines
sh' Of course, create rifle of excite
asn' and t1e Secretary Of Agriculture
--u "rs. WALLACE, Who are from the
-sme ? ace, will entertain for them,
Blocks Of forty and fifty rooms are
eng engaged in the larger hotels for
members Of the various commissions
attend tie conference, the Belgians
aklng forty rooms al the New willard.
snde the British have engaged an
sggas nunoer at the Hotel Lafayette.
tAls IS the season lCr meeting men
ahn "omee Of note in the downtown
1oseis '4Hing luncheon or dinner, and
4eie are seVeral places where one can
-'"sys meet group whose names re-
,asuhd III al capitals. Wednesday the
resident was the luncheon guest Of
'ae newly formed newspaper club Of
esse!seas writer's. They dined at the
saoreham, and there sat at another
--~o.e the Ambassador Of Spain, Senior
ION Juan Rlano; the Ambassador Of
a'gehl3na Dr lie Breton; the Ambas-
osaor O. Peru. Senior Don Federico A
ssze'; the Ambassador Of Brazil Au-
slS'o Cochrane de Alencar; the Am
SSsssador q Chile, Senior Don Beltran
.H1'hieu, aaa several prominent minis
sts Of lailnAmerican countries, all
u "npm met 10 pay a farewell honor
~ Lrp v *rs ~ nh ~
90 Crueta wno. with his wife, sailed
.n&'araay % spend an indefinite leave
=" ms o. country
An event which will greet the dele
ga'eS sssamblng for the Conference on
me ne limitation Of Armament Will be
M, -,.s gtea' bail 10 be held in the New
""n'sfo tel the night Of Wednesday,
trsDTem moe' Is, by thc Wonen's National
fnyoAoa,icn The Vice President and
.. sis. GOO dye may be present, and
- ~s.sa tae return # Mrs. Richard II.
...DSwnsend Mrs Marshall Field and
st.asf women Of smart society from
sT,s'f va .su7 summer homes, and Mrs.
.a,foas Z. Walsh, who has lust re-
y.'Nen from some months spent in
.fope, WHERE sne received number
y y pscDraticns, the event will be brill
-" oenators' Wives Arc
Neshed with Social Calls
ne streets Of the capital in the
sn'A1 c.s,rict are crowded on Thurs
~ sfrFrncons, the new Senators'
s1es fDsnlnR about 70 call on the old
s,H~'NIz ~iYes, upon Cabinet ladies
L.. "'nDf - Gvrs winc.. Of course
~, zen ~Dnen are receiving, 70 il is
80 1s more than stopping at the door
49, ieaFlnz cards, but when that is
III 1T me duty IL performed. The Cab
~ mempers are located, II not act
f,s1' Sho tar thc frat tiroe in the his-
~ % me country the Attorney Cen
~, me FpHtnagter General, the Sec
i.af5 II A2si culture, the Secretary Of
,T ,,a ana the Secretary II Interior
~ "a nppsed under one root. Each
~ iafge suite 1t Wardman PARK
80 80 where they vii carry on their
-. 80 pfo2fams. Nrs. Hooycr win re.
- ron California within wcel
C.. yN'n HefDert Hoover, Secretary Of
81 az their home on s street.
h.. IN mourning for her mother
IN keep opsn house for her
h., - ano NH undoubtedly carry on
,s.H's'hl spcisl duties az did Urs
a., 'lteAeD Palmer, wife u the A.
49,. General In the Wl,ssn Admin
'''h' wien hss father died