The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-05
Society h Washington

ed. There were many dinner parties that evening.
 Wallace Compliments Harding
 Tuesday was just as bad. That was the evening that the Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs Henry Wallace entertained at dinner for President and Mrs. Harding. Fully half of their guests were from Des Moines. which is the Wallaces home town. The new senator from Iowa Charles Rawson and Mrs. Rawson, were there and among the notables present was General Pcrshing. The French am bassador and Nine. Jusserand had dinner party, as did the Swedish min lister and Mme. Wallenberg. The Bel eian ambassador and Baroness De Cartier. were honor guests at d din- ner which MT. and Mrs. Eugene Meyer. Jr. gave. Later in the eve ming additional. guests were asked for musicale. The commandant of the marine corps, Maj. Gen. and Mrs. John 4. Lejeune asked guests to dine with them to meet the Assistant Sec retsry of the Navy and Mrs. Theo- dore Roosevelt. The Assistant to the Attorney General and Mrs. Guy D. Golf. gave a dinner to honor the West Virginia delegation in Con gross Congress as a whole, or par tieularly groups of that body, seem to be getting honored lots lately
 The Counsellor of the British Elm hassy and Mrs. Henry Getty Chiffon gave a dinner party Tuesday evening as did former Senator and Mrs. Will lard Salisbury. The Sons Of the Con federate Veterans had Mardi Gras ball that evening.
 Ash Wednesday, was not without it's entertainments. No less a person that the Vice President, also Mrs. Coolidge, were honored that day a dinner with Mrs John E. Hender- son as hostess. Thursday things were bit livelier than on Wednes sday. The Postmaster General, Will II. Hays. gave dinner for the President and Mrs. Harding that evening-marl: you, two dinners, and cabinet dinners, in one week for the Hardings. Ac- cording to precedent, he should have given that party several weeks sooner but was down in Florida rest ing up. The dinner Thursday was his last furry as an official as he went out of office today.
 Italians Entertain
 The Italian embassy staged a big party Thursday night when a club composed Of all Italians in Washing ton and the members of the embassy staff met there and celebrated. Thomas Nelson Page. former United States ambassador to Italy. made an address on that occasion. Louise Golf, daughter of Guy Golf, had a bridge party that afternoon, most of her guests being the seasons de- butantes. One of the series of junior league dances comes off Friday and there were quite few dinners preceding it and l could not see that anyone stayed away because it was Lent. The Chinese minister and Mime. Sze, who are extremely pop ular here, had guests for dinner Fri day evening and so did Senator and Mrs. Truman H. New berry. Mrs. James Reed, wife of Senator Reed had luncheon party for Mrs Cool idge that day and in the evening the Remount association gave another of its series of horse shows a the Rid ing and Hunt club shows that attract the elite whether horse lovers or not
 Today the Coolidges were again guests of honor, the Bulgarian min ister and Mme. Panaretoff giving dinner for them. The Cooldges had rather a busy week, I should say. It was rather a busy week, anyway. but still towards the end. most of us did get a chance to draw a leisurely breath for change