New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
Last Big Affair Is Dinner
of Japanese Delegation
to Newspaper Men Who
Covered the Conference
Observation-Disclosures
$500 Attend the Reception:
Lady Geddes Busy Hostess;
Southern Ball Big Event
sp,o.a. DAspc.ch to 7tr 7rllurc


.elrent conference dvinde down to
cnlv very few after the close Of the
asrler Monday. Farewell dinner and
luncheon PARTIES occupied the days of
fhe PREVIOUS week and left only q few
in,portant events for Monday and the
next lev days following. The foreign
ers had been very charming in both cx-
tending and receiving hospitality. and
- nothing further had been accom-
.. she'd. better fellowship and under~
standing were in evidence.
The Ambassador Of Japan. Baron
Shidehara. Admira. Baron Nsto and
Esssnao Hanihara. delegates from
japan to the conference. save the last
ysrv large enteltainlnent-a rcceptlon
at the Shoreilam in Aonor Of the news
psDer r'an from this ani other cour
trles who served at the conference.
That was Wednesday, night. and Tues
dsy night Baron hato entertained a
isrfs company at dinner.
The President and Mrs. Harding re-
eeirsd about $500 guests a the Con
rTessional reception Thursday nicht
t1e entire ho,7 &c hoth house, havi,,r
been invited. Tic Senators RESPONDED
mach mcro unanimously than in many
year, rresumsbiv beceueo the Proei
6cui "roYs thcri hv sight" IS one
9. tho s1ests put u, and wtile not car
ne for large parties. where ono mast
st-nd IT line for an indefinite norjod.
there wee many who underwent the
discomfort 20 do their 0nc-tiro col
league ~ the senate due honor. The
Speaker AID N,s Cillott and Miss
LOUISA hoar veie much sought FOR
guests in ne Rlue Room. 2 v.oro also
tbs Nico-fresident and NJ. CocEdgc.
Ms Hoar. who Wen. ~ New York to
stle.l the ball given by General and
H-s. Cornelius Vanderbilt, returned in
time for the reception Ms. Reginald
ltster, N'1. Gillett'5 c1der dal-htor.
fsfuraI 80 NCs Ton after a visit hero
al sore length ana was not present al
tto WA:'s House
Ms Coolidge Observas
An afternoon At Home
Mis-. Coolidge observed hcr n eIno..
&. afternoon Al home and had the
.adies q the Massachusetts dcleyation
j. Ncrs7ss asS's1 rer. Mrs. pillstt
clso Observed Wednesday afternoon at
a'ls. and had her daughter. Mis, Hear.
ssslTting On" of tte intere5 sting fea
tprs' Q, Ng>. Co5iidge' : receptior was
E.f g'acHg cf . hall .iIe-siro sketch of
ne n eo'or crayon dors b. one Of t',o
rerr 77e rrowr artists who came on
to &c Sketches Of the dele gates TO the
Conference.
Ir John W. Weeks. vlfo Of the
Ser sorv of War, slso received. and
hsd her daughter. Mrs John Washing
lsr pavidee. aSsistnG her. and Mrs.
hesry Z. Wallace. wife C the Secye-
tary q Agriculture. held quite the
large aHd most popular afternoon of
4 60 u
Ms Mark Pot-er, of New York, " ho
were . handsome afternoon GOWN OF
rust color crepe embroidered in esbo-
Ntc bot detached design IN cut steel
bead Miss Mary Wallace Nassa.
graduate. s'so assisted hsv rother,
dnd i was when a guest toor another
Of thc deln;J tea caRos frcm Misc 7,al-
lace that she sid "t{other viii he 50
delighted. So made them" Mrs
Frederick Dent Grant a. lovoir as
dewer v'1i har hoautlful white heir
and dainty half mourning frock. va
ct the tea table for Mrs. Wallace for
soms tone Farkirg bacl. to tho
Roosevelt administration was. al,ong
tae guests. Mre. Leslie NJ sna,r. whose
husband vas Secretary Of the Treas
ury of The Roosevelt Administration,
srd still further bach was Miss Flora
Vlson. Who started her career % 2
S4olnet hostess III the Mckinley
ysglme.
Tie Ambassador of Great Bsita,n
ARD Lady Ceddes entertained every
nsy Of the vee. at both lurcheon and
dinner. their company Of "Wednesday
Ing the Aclha ssador of Franco and
amns. jIsgerand. the Ambassador OF
Spain ana Sonora de- Hiano. tha Arr
ssssedor Of Chile and Sonora De
Matthew several Senators. Representa-
yves and others. On February = the
Ambassador and Ladv Ceddes viii en-
tsfta!n the whole Of Congrssa.
small Dinner Is Given
Tor MI. Matgct Asuu.:h
Before the srrivsi o. Mrs s'areot
As Mga'tA society folk conjeotured Just
whst VIII be done for the spicy lady
s.essl'e women cf America so i. is
~ -rlf-tten-srA The dinner party FOR her
Iia9rsda5 night 5y the Ambas sador snd
:...saJ Geddes was g verY snail a.fa,r
IFS Asqu'th's daughter. Princess r.,
sese'' nss t-.era- ard also LepreseIta-
VNs and Mrs. Nicholas ronEwcrtA, Gen
y. Fer-hing, Mrs Hartman. Mss
remnant 4rd her tlother, II. =. Ter
rant y the Rr.tisn Embassy staff. and
tsehersl charloton stiache OF the en-
lie Ia tro dsya Of the arms con-
,ssLene1s-Satulday and Mondsy-pos-
N5ssd great social Interest. TIE dele
ss.es showed but fe7 signs of the gi
ssn,'c tass they had completed, and
Nhies there was real air Of jollity
@at,r st'sr tbs entire company Ground the
- Sut ..-~e was nervousness both
-. Hs I'LL DAY, " hen the last treaty was
ss.1oVed' ard again on Monday, whei!
p!.ei session II IS held with the Fres
issre present FOR signing. Mr.. Ralfour
spped On the tahle with his huge
~ra'sf-capred rencl, toved Nth IT,
,,.v1e q tew lines now and then. some
~ note, which he passed to Lord
s~ q ta-eham, but ke never laid It
a.1.ss lss Bs'sisn Ambassador sori6bled
pein' pi.s no ss md passed them or to the
;nis'an delegate, who, short, fat and
d., 49,, AuEned y them. The Japanese
el;sa1e .saned back II his swivel
~ sA1 'ocAed; Sir Auckland Ceddes
r,htfso Ms head, occa s,onally took
Sc a. MS thumb nail toyed with his
dsiI.,s ana smiled, while the Italian
n a'saSasta' Senator P;cci, Ambas ssador
III s.ms @ country, leaned far back in
sbs s"lFel chair, sri@ed occasionally at
sna soaf,et carnation on his coat lape
The sd,d sL,'lsd and smiled and looked at
thei.s s-ss american delegates, too, showed |
jns trIvousneSs, Senator Root keep
;isn =, haHd1 in evidence and in mo- |