The Washington times., 1921-12-07


course Of the season and IN his
capacity a. presiding officer Of the
Senate, Mr.. Coolidge, with Mrs.
Coolidge will be feted by the men,
bers Of the Senate in turn. Sem
ator and Mrs. Joseph 8. Frelin-
ghuysen will give q dinner In their
honor next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Coolidge will preside next
Tuesday at the weekly luncheon
Of the Ladies Of the Senate. which
will have unusual interest as on
this occasion the wives of the Cab
met officers will be the guests Of
honor.
MRS. FREDERICK H. GILLETT.
AVA wife Of the Speaker Of the
House. who will be at home this
afternoon, will have Mrs. Mahlon
Pitney, Mrs. Joseph 8. Frelinyhuy-
sen. Mrs. Frank w. Mondell and
Mrs. Alanson b. Houghton at the
tea table. She win also be assisted
Blagden and Mrs. Maurice F1tz-
maurice Day, three charming young
matrons who are friends of Mrs.
GiIlett's daughters. Mrs. Reginald
8. Foster and Miss Louisa Hoar.
Mrs. Gillett will go to New York
to meet Miss Hoar, who Is landing
on Saturday from the Baltic after
spending some time abroad. Mr..
and Mrs. Foster, who have been
travelling in the Orient. are also on
their way home, but no date has
been set for their arrival.
Mrs. Gillett occupied a seat In the
Speakers Gallery at the House yes
terday when President Harding de-
hvered his message. She had COM
pany of distinguished guests with
her. among them General the Earl
of Cavan, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
White, Mrs. Willard Straight. Of
New York, Miss Mabel Boardman,
Mrs. william Marshall Bullitt and
Mrs. Henry c. Corbin.
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THE Rt. Hon. Arthur James Bal
= four. who returned today from
q short visit in New York, will
dine tonight with Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Lansing. Mr.. Lansing was
Secretary of State at the time Of
with the British War Mission and
the two statesmen renewd their
friendship during the days of the
Mr.. Balfour was the guest Of
honor yesterday at an informal
luncheon at India House, New
York. He was made an honorary
member Of that organization when
he was head of the British mission
in this country in 1917. Every year
about this time the organization
celebrates it's birthday with a din
ner. but this year-its seventh-it
was decided to anticipate the date
a bit and arrange a luncheon in
honor of the head of the British
delegation to the arms limitation
conference.
Tomorrow evening Mr.. Balfour
will dine with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Leslie Craigie. of the British EN-
bassy.
The President and Mrs. Harding
attended the performance at Polls
having as guests Congress-
nan and Mrs. James r. Mann and
Srigadier General and Mrs. Charles
J. Dawes.
The President and Mrs. Harding
eceived at the White House this
morning a delegation Of Republican
women, who have been meeting at, a
in New York.
Later they were entertained at
luncheon at the Willard by Senator
md Mrs. William s. Calder. The
committee included the following:
drs. Mary Hatch Willard, Mrs. Nor
nan 8. Dixie. Mrs. H. hurry Lamont.
drs. George Huhen, Mrs. William F.
'eters, Mrs. Robert Corwin Lee, Mrs.
c. w. alderman, Mrs. Alice
dcKay Kelly. Mrs. Halstead Dorey,
drs. Arthur Woods, Mrs. Forrest B.
loyal, Mrs. John Curtin, Mrs. Samuel
laufman.
The Secretary Of Commerce and
frs. Hoover will be hosts at dinner
his evening in compliment to the
Of Italy, Senator Rcct,
nd Senator Carlo Schanzer, head OF
he Italian delegation attending the
rms conference.
Secretary. and Mrs. Hoover will
ntertain at dinner on Friday for M.
'arraut, of the French delegation.
Luncheon for Diax.
Gen. John ]. Pershing. chief OF
taft, u. 8. A., was host at luncheon
oday at the Racquet Club In COM
liment to General Diaz. His guests
Included the Secretary of State
,harles Evans Hughes, the Third As
istant Secretary Of State Robert