New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
l,,sserand, Dean of Corps,
Heads Train of ENJOYS o,a
Way Back TO Capital After
Passing Summer Abroad
To Arrive Before Nov. Ill
President and Mrs. Harding
put in Busy Week Receiv-
inc White House Visitors
g...,or pispatch to The Tribune

"a prepared to come Immediately to
81 Embassy on Sixteenth Street, while
~ Ambassador OF Belgium and Baron
=. de Cartier de Marchienne are ar
ssv;ng en- the IApland. Baroness de
rny.;er went abroad early in the season
.ra the baron joined her in Belgium s
.sr;sal in midsummer. Mime. LIE Breton,
s;fe Of the Minister of Argentina, is
.iso scheduled to land at this time in
Saw York after spending the summer in
psr;s and her niece, Mile. Lloveras,
viii be with her.
Nine. SEE, wife of the Minister of
f,hina. has already reached this coun-
.ry. coming from England, where DR..
Sc was stationed when appointed to
Washington. Nine. Wellington Koo,
v;fs of the former Minister OF China
q this country, who was recently ap-
,sinted a delegate to the Confer
ssre on the Limitation of Armament,
Jill accompany MIN to Washington.
fhe full complement of diplomats will
lave arrived by the time the confer
snce opens, November IL.
Before leaving Washington Tuesday
os board the Mayhower to journey to
Williamsburg, Yorktown, Va, both the
President and Mrs. Harding put in
same strenuous hours receiving visit
ors. Monday afternoon Mrs. Harding
;oined the President in receiving the
cunysme Council OF the Scottish Rite,
md lust previous to that the Minister
II Cuba. DR.. Carlos Manuel de Ces-
ssdes was received ir the Blue RooEa
10 the President, to whom he presented
SEBASTIAN Golabert, Minister of Finance
4: Cuba. In addition to this, Mrs. Har-
ding received a number of women by
social appointm ent. many of them
seing from out OF town.
portrait Of Mrs. Andrew Jackson
i Presented to White House
A delightful ceremony, which took
place in the executive office of the
President, was the presentation to the
White House OF a portrait OF Mrs.
Sarah Yorke Jackson, wife of Presl-
dent Andrew Jackson. The portrait
vas presented by Mrs. Harry W. Evans,
regent Of the Ladies' Hermitage Asso-
cation, and It was imm ediately hung
in the red corridor of the first floor OF
.he White House, where are portraits
cf Angelica Singleton Van Buren,, Mrs.
Tyler, Mrs. Polk, Mrs. Hayes, Mrs.
Roosevelt and Mrs. Taft.
If the number of debutantes to be
presented this season continues to in
crease. girls will fairly tumble over
one another in their struggle for rec
ignition. There are debutantes from
she ranks of the diplomatic corps, four
oi them; one from the Supreme Court,
Snumber from the Senate and House,
and resident society will present a
oil
Mrs. Arthur Capper have selected Fri
asy December 16, for the reception
and dance at which Mrs. Capper will
present her niece, pretty Isabel Craw-
iorri. Of ToDeka. who has spent several
years in a fashionable young ladies'
school Of the capital November 80
Mrs. Capper will give z debutante
lunch for Miss Crawford, and already
this popular girl has an Unfortunately
Gong string OF entertainments await
5ng her arrival in Washington.
The official social program. inter
aupted by the war, is assuming sp!en-
nid proportions and is being given q
solid basis BY the announcement Of
Important dates The Congressional
Club, made up Of the wives and daugh-
fers Of Senator'S and Representatives,
is fast formula ting program which
Ail outshine any previous season in
rs existence. The most important
pate thus far announced is that fo1
january 16. when it win entertain
~ a reception in honor of the Presi-
fent and Mrs. Harding. Two other i'm
Roftant receptions to follow will be
mat for the Vice-President and Mrs.
Hoolidge and soon after reception in
Aonor of the Speaker and Mrs. Fred
PRICK H. Gillett. Thereupon will follow
reception to the ambassadors anc
Mlnlsters and their wives, and there
Eill be weekly dance for the daugh-
Eers and young folk in the families OF
sae members.
Sonora de Riano. wife of the Am.
passador of Spain. wore to diplo
matte tea d few days ago a severely
pam coat dress Of Bolivia cloth, The
3nng-walsted upper part having q skir1
Nat BIT circular in effect and sewet
" at line encircIing the hips. The
SAfment was slightly double-brea
sad hnished with q narrow band 0.
9say fur, the collar of fur being il
saoker effect and the cuffs of ful
Es'fow- The hat she wore with this
kas rather broad Of brim, of fu,
Msaser' such as was worn years ago
Iu 'he only trimming was the bant
4 psim. N '0N"A '''e N''~
4 sime. Wallenberg, wife of the Min
e,11r OF Sweden, and her daughter
i sie' "allenberg, excited no end o
isssfest at the same tea. Nine. Wal
,oefg wore one ?piece gown Of darl
ss Az .anton crepe embroidered in
sssaee tracery of black and gold, wit
S,,'Sh she wore rather broad -brimme
Il III I'm, sne crown of velvet and the brir
plseA transparent lace. Mile. Wal
5,.pgerg' VINO Is, like her mother, only
'.,s' II any, short of six feet, wor
so.a piece gown OF dark blue Bolivi
Il T,I ", w,Sh soft satin girdle, the end
s,ssl sn'ch reached below the hem of he
sass' Herbert Hoover
Ns'afhs to Washington
4 as Herbert Hoover. wife Of tn
s5eeretary of Commerce. retnrned I
4 Ms sanss.on ara few days ago, maxim
4 a. greater part of the trip from Lo
ageles by motor. Her father. M
4 sgss IN accompanied her. Mrs. Hoove
4 sss rs called to California bv the shines
3 boo aes'h of her mother some week
q 81, !ast after she and Mr.. Hoover ha
q strss, possession of their home on
4 Moava~. Notwithstanding mourning Mr.,
4 ass;s1e a;es will fulfill all of her ofIicia
A te lss.or lss. and Mrs. Medill Mccormick
4 ass of or th. formerly Ruth Hanna, daugh
8 gssses.;;n'e ;'e late Mark Hanna, will TAX
j asaca@ Nm OF their Washington res
4 asha;osember !. They bought tn
y ssss OWNED OWNED rambling house, whic
Aalvills" e,s, ,oy the late Chief Justic
d ksath ~. auiier, at the corner OF Eight
h sucuy ana ana streets. The house i
& Rsnisps as'a sunny and there is lare
# &stacned in which grow mae