The Washington herald., 1921-11-20

And Mrs. Coolidge didn't eat lunch
con at home one day last week. 1 DO
believe. for the first of the week
she accompanied her husband TO
philadelphia and then one day MIS-
Thomas F. Logan was her hostess
at a luncheon; another day Mrs.
Andreas Jones entertained at
luncheon in compliment to Mrs.
Coolidge and still another day Mrs.
wallace White entertained in the
same way with Mrs. Coolidge as the
guest Of honor. Mr.. Coolidge is
busy almost every evening at the
senate. which has been working
nights lately. Usually IN those CIR
cumstances he dimes at the Capt.
toll and his wife, whenever possible,
goes up there to dine with him and
sits in the Senate galleries for
several hours waiting for him.
sometimes, Of course, when the
senate works until 1 a m. and after,
she has to give up and come nome
Like their predecessors. the Thomas
p MarshalIs, the Coolidges are an
unusually devoted couple and don't
seem to enjoy anything without
each other.
The debutantes, too, got In
few innings" last week, in spite
Of all the overshadowing events
Miss Alice Mann. the debutante
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac T.
Mann, entertained at a luncheon
last Monday. when her guests were
all buds OF the season. Another DAY
Miss Mamie NJ. Hamilton. daughter
~ Mrs. George E. Hamilton, had a
luncheon in compliment to her DEP
utante sister. Mary Emily Hamll-
ton. Miss Jane Carmichael, daugh-
ter Of Col. and Mrs. Robert l. Car
michael. asked group OF deou-
tantes for luncheon in honor or MISS
laura Lejeune, the daughter of the
Cormandant of the Marine Corps
and Mrs. John A. Lejeune. Then
Friday night Miss Mann was given
dfnner and dance at Old Point
Comfort by Col. and Mrs. r. P.
Oavis. Miss Mann. with her par
snts spent the weekend at the
VIRGINIA capes, as she christened
,,ssterday at Newport News the new
battIeship West Virginia.
SEVERAL BUDS
FORMALLY PRESENTED.
Then this week will see three OF
tho buds formally presented. Miss
Mann. Miss Dorothea Heiberg'
daughter of the late Maj. Heiberg,
Who was military attache at the
American Embassy in Rome at the
lime Of his death, and Miss Isabel
crawford, niece OF Senator and Mrs.
Arthur Camper. The buds this sea-
son are unusually large in number
ard many Of them, like Miss Lee
iarna for instance. of widespread
Interest. Not the least interesting
Is the Princess Bertha Cantacu-
zens. daughter of the Prince and
princess Cantacuzene of Russia and
great granddaughter of President
Grant who is passing the season
E, the Capital with her mother
and Younger sister as guests of her
Grandmother, Mrs. Frederick Dent
Grant
And there was a charity ball last
weak. the first of the season. This
Ewes promise of being marked by
ss MANY benefit balls as was last
saason. which broke all records in
that direction. There are to be
two balls this week. Wednesday an
entertainment was given by the
women's National Foundation and
was unusually brilliant. 1t was at
tended by Marshal oFoch and many
Of the other foreigners and WISH
tors in Washington for the confer
ence and was preceded by many
large dinner parties.
Marshal Foch. the worlds hero.
who was in the city for few days
the middle of the week, but who
went to New York for some festivi-
ties last night-they are surely
keeping the marshal on the go;
feting him first in one city and then
another; he Is to return this week
for more parties here-was at the
ball. of course, the center of at
tentfon. He came from the dinner
and reception at the French EN-
bassy with Mrs. George Barnett
There were all sort OF notables
there, Mary Roberts Rinehart, for
instance. who was in Mrs. George
Wheeler's box. That ball was the
first opportunity the general public
had had to come into such close
contact with the notables with
which the city is now overlooking.
The glittering uniforms of the
heroes of many nations and the
handsome gowns and Jewels worn
By the fair ones of all parts of the
world added much to the brilliance
OF the occasion.
In fact the people from all the