New-York tribune., 1921-10-09

a date when it will be convenient for
her and the vice-presdent to entertain
Mr.. and Mrs. Harding, and closely fol
lowing will come the series of dinners
by the Cabinet members with the
PRESIDENT and Mrs. Harding as chief
guests, and later each must give a
dinner for the Vice President and Mrs.
| Coolidge.
Prefacing this clearly defined social
program, which makes it easy for all
women in official life to meet their
social obligations, Mrs Harding is
taking life comfortably, seeing a few
persons by appointment every after
noon. 1t was Tuesday afternoon she
received the New Minister of Bolivia,
senior Adolfo Ballivian, Sonora de Bal
livian, and their debutante daurnIcr,
Senorita Ballivian.
Through the courtesy of Mrs. Cool
idge Mrs. Marshall was asked to be
present at the first Senate womcn's
luncheon at the capital on Tuesday,
ana there was sort of love feast.
Mrs. Coolidge naturally received the
mantle OF presidency Of the organiza-
ton, and she and Mrs. Marshall shared
honors Tuesday.
The capital luncheon was also cele-
bratlon of the sixteenth wedding ami
vel odi y Oh tne Vlce-PreSldent and Mrs.
Coolidge, and the event was not forgot
ten by the women of the Senate Flow
ers were showcred upon them until the
Vice-Presidentia suite at the New Will
lard looked like flower garden. There
were flowers from the White House and
from many other sources besides the
Senate.
The Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court, William Howard Taft, is now in
his own home, after having been the
guest Of Mrs. William ]. Boardman
since his arrival in Washington about
three weeks ago. Mrs. Taft returned
to New Haven on Tuesday, the one i'm
portant social event in honor of the
chief justice and his wife being the
dinner which Mrs. Boardman gave in
their honor and at which several JUS
tices of the Supreme Court and their
wives were present.
Friends Call on Tafts
The Chief Justice and Mrs. Taft
spent last Sunday in their new home,
the afternoon, although crates, boxes
and other signs of unpacking were
quite in evidence. Mr.. Taft's brother,
Henry w. Taft; Mrs. Taft. Mrs. Will
liam Howard Taft I'd, and Walbridge
TAFT, Of New York, spent several days
in Washington. arriving from Hot
Springs, Va, and proceeding to New
York.
Mrs. Frank Billings Kellogg came
from her home in St. Paul Tuesday
morning and Joined the Senator at
their home on Nineteenth Street. She
arrived in time to attend the Senate
Women's luncheon. Representative
Hamilton Fish and his bride also arc
in town, and are established for the
winter. Mrs. Henry +. Dimock, who
went to New York TO meet her son-in-
law and daughter, Signor Giuseppe
Catalani, Italian Minister to Venezuela,
on their arrival from South America,
will have them as guests in her Wash
ington home. Mrs. Marshall Field is
also TO return to Washington at once
and lately staying in New York and
visiting Chicago
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh, who spent
the summer abroad sailed for America
Wednesday and will open her house
here for the winter as soon as she
lands.
The Vicc-president and Mrs. Coolidge
VIII have ar guest Mrs 4. b. Hills.
Of Northampton. Mass, who will spend
some time with them at the New Will
lard. She Will arrive Monday and in
Mcrccrsburg, Pa, to visit John and
Calvin Coolidge, who are intimate
friends Of her son, John IIills, the
three boys having been guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Sterna at Swampscott, Mass,
for the greater part of the suum"r.
An afternoon event Of next Friday
already usurDcd AZ diplomatic day
vii be a reception nt the Sinfncse Lc-
CATION when Phra Sanpakitch, coun-
Belor and charge d'nffaircs Of the !cRa-
ton. VIII receive in answer TO the sew
cral hundred cards he has sent out for
from 4:50 to $50 O'Clock. He wil
probably invite Mrs. Warren Dclano
Robbins, wife of the chief Of The Meor
Eastern Division Of the State Depart
fneut, and somc other nomcn to assist
The !c"Ation ie Il handsomc residence
On KaiDrama Road and contains han
drcds of beautiful art objects from all
over the LAstcru country.