New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
|,,,,,d Of Fetes
n Washington
Small Dances With
- or Parties and De, /,
~, Teas Included
I.pilal'. Social Life
Adds to LIST
.0eeau Is the Guest OF
Is'"',nd . and Mrs. Henry en- :.
ssi,e y, ' During His Visit
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s,...sl s,....eTox g,,y Dec. s.--c0nsre'' IN
.salSOo y george. cor, clsnen.ea', : here sn1
c'',r,, 7.,r N',r,.i small dances lan'A'on, ..las
tinn,. =. T1'''1S Si,. T..sinSss .sa sFi place ace
HSin' 70 s,'s.s s,.s ne capitals Of the
\, gsyety an''s roaen arc al
I,esdy srnee, ~. ~" forih FOR their lues-
nd daily s.ill.s,.se esils- Tuesday ior .
| lSsy snd Ihs,irSsS Ihsi, iTrSsSSrssay for Senate day .
1 ,sss ~ sne ..,i@esJid reception given .
M 81 tns ~ h the Pan-Amcrican /
sd'yp ypa'isirr BY the Secretary oi
roa S',,, w.. Haehes FOR the Central
" ano S.lsrstes onc realized lust
l-srean o..sssbers Of Congress had /
- 5's5 isr ths opening Of the regular
- a v,ry much like the entire T
; 60 O.. vas in evidence, when
- ~ ,beir early arrival at the
-. ....sption the Nice-President
Coolidge promenaded TO the
n the Hall Of the Americas
- chamber i'm which the re-
-, leld. and at once we're be-
\ Sosens Of members and thelf
Il Aiesd, the reception given the
2,-..5er. and Mrs. Coolidge was
..s-S for the more formal one
4, otker end Of the room.
a s~f,tary of State and Mrs
4 y. ,,.r,d 10 pains in making the
a ~, tie Central Americans one
-,,. BEAUTIFUL OF the many en-
..,s held in the building. As
ai.-,,,s from the five Central
,..ered the great white build
"a "a ,,iored lights playing beneath .
...r of the fountain they were .
"a, -. leee silk flags. five in num-
.,,.,st:ng their countries, eaeh
~srine. while q sixth carried .
"a Striocs. An unu sual col
4 q ufe palms stands as a per,
~, S,es,ation in the patio and
II 80, N the building, and were
..,,,s J. ~ vosday night by huge elus-
.5..,,yssr,kemums placed between
3 ...,,3 doorway leading from the
y Tsgs into the Hall OF the
IA IN that stately chamber
-. g,e,i groups OF these palms
~, "a and IN the inches along
n IN We li,.le pointed trees. The /
A ~ n, fssthed ALMOST entirely
-, N, ,r6 oi the room, with me /
80, y s,,,e and Mrs. Hughes I.
.,,5.-y a, ,is hssd and Mrs. sumner
T,n., tsdj, Hia Hughes and then /
\. a1sr,,s tni ..sir wives alternat- .
z Al ,hs viy aloag
l,s Hsrks Bfs Rfsained
lrrrk IN lat Few Years
M Eurse looks much more robust /
~ y ~ days when her husband /
r On ~ Supreme Court bench and .
r ksfrlg ID a gown Of turquoise |
y ulTe,, he neck Of the bodice IN .
J, euilsrl round shape, and II and
!, ~. ind btck Of the rather long
niiadsred daintily in pearl and
y,I b.iis The long panels at
.ie flis q the skirt were shirred
. d. .iss siistline and were devolo
l-lit.Hy
IN s:r,sf Wcllcs, who lived IN
Iiaazr ior several seasons while /
Y hi.,. vas in the Department OF 7
h ar 70 Washington with Mr.
~ vis 4 the United States dele
y ) ~ sonierence. just 10 attend
n.pasa She wore gown OF
.Miay ivory white satin draped
alkv riis,linc with a large rhine
aNnsrt, and across her shoul-
umiAuge square collar Of chin
H
o hFrhs worn by the wives Of the
- Anericsn delegates were not /
~ n any respect from those OF
Htreds Of American women who
( them. They were for the most
~, thsi being the favoritc ma
~ the winter for evening gowns.
yils one or two were Of blue II /
M red velvet gowns In shades
= IRON gloomy Burgundy to
81 red which showed best against |
NE marble walls Of the room.
y Aiisa Mellon, daughter Of the
aV q the Treasury, whose
are the very latest creations
he importers hands and looked
W NJ great zesl by other women Of
w wore a gown Of coral pink
W " simply drtpsd and with bands
Uuihehiiia igf, which seems TO be all
II lage, bordering the panels. Even
sassersnd' wife Of the Ambas sa- :
NIfTance, who lays little stress on
wore a beautiful new gown
- piuA velvet The long wing
y paler color Of reorgette
ne floor Many Of the
-, ". 1s diplomatic Corps and Of
lA me broad turban effect
liaT .tf heads. The material
sang their gowns
ssa ~ = ihese receptions is a
q, - =. susd in what is known
'i,s ~. w. ~ The eenter Of the
.ynaaI ~ Eith a huge tOpo-
i,s'.~ ~ 2 The Americas sur
lls.s ~. llyy brass rail, the
~ ~ 'hieh the map is laid
~. nght height to rest
& fnr 49,. cup upon. So the
~ .'dcor and Nine. Wied-
.m5,.. one side OF the map
4, Nlad plates upon Brazil.
80 b'-oassador of Peru and
Hrs s.'' deposited their sand
cream on an adjacent
S'' r.uis. Look
parties have looked
- arrangement that they
~. Seen told apart EXCEPT
.. difference In environ
kh na a Of Thursday was
W h e..toi laughter Of Senator
- ~. ,i.'lan B. Dial. of South
IL i,s,' numbered a large con-
~ m. 'ee Senate among the
Ans oouiherners' love OF
H., e-S~n in the thousands
- ,u'eh flled the rooms
49,, 'e ar with sweetness.
Ii u, s.ore wore gown Of tur-
az sst'e crepe over yell
i,neS .on,pinea with gold lace
- - ufdpfry at each side