New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
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\ Social Code
Washington
| :. Members No Longer
|Ssld Entertainments in
ADVANCE Until Dean Has
s.,cd Ss Secretary Of State
I,oees Held DuringW eek
!. Coolidge Attends House
Warming of Senate Club
,ud Leads Grand March
r,,...,.A a ID. TrlbNss


/. rt,ling down into It's semi-0ui'
80, With a sr,s, degree Of pre-
Il. arranging dinner parties iOr
l. Xy,...Pr,sidsnt ard Mrs. coonose
III ~. secretary Of state and Mrs.
-, i,,t night the President
~, 1r,tvrsd forth for a dinner
T.,d wss entertained by the for
E,-A.s,sdor 70 France, Mr.. Hugh
He.g.e. who had a few friends to
-. The diplomats have changed
N .,.f Of things from the old regime
|H !. longer wait for the dean Of
M s,lonstlo corps to entertain the
- Of State and then proceed
. AZ line Of embassies and lega-
ia, ,..srdinS 70 priority. Just any
|.E s.ssr.ains when the spirit or oc-
VI. noyss him, and thus the Min
|-M 4 HIcaragua will entertain the
E,.sry Of state on January 8.
III, A. sane evening. and likewise
- ysv willard Hotel, the Vice
|N.gsrs and Mrs. Coolidge will be
LII dinner IN tho Presidential
- 4 TIE Commissioner Of tho Dis
Lrd Mn. Cuno Rudolph, who have
,,.a other dinners.
=, dances marked the week in
.,l,r4on society, the one Of Thurs
|EJrkt being FOR the Columbia Hos
liz for Women and having Mrs.
|L.i,vs nsme 20 head its list Of
rse,,ss; the following night the
H.-,sIs international Alliance gave
|Esn of All nations, which was truly
N'-slful In that the pageant repre-
~ great characters in all nations.
r. and Mrs. John r. Mitchell, who
~ t,keu a box for the hospital ball
|G sh,lr dsbutante daughter OF the
.,f. Miss Louise Anderson, and her
I'd guests, Miss Martha Hswley, OF
|E YORK. and Miss Elizabeth Adams,
N,,hi.r OF Mr.. John Adams, chair
|& of the National Republican Com
,,e gave up their box and sat IN
hox OF Representative bnd Mrs. Ira
49, Miss Hawley "a with Miss An
non for the winter, while Miss
H. will stay until December 20.
Il Captain and Mrs. G, g. Calhoun had
and Mrs. Lswis Nixon, Of New
|Kork. a. their guests for the ball Of
|stions Friday night and entertained
n a Ianrc dinner IN their honor pre-
bling the ball.
u Coolidge Presides at
uiie, WOmen's Luncheon
Yn Coolidge presided at the first
us women's luncheon Tuesday at
Ia hpitol and Mrs. Thomss X. Mar
1T wife Of the former Nice-Presi-
- vho organized the club, offended.
a Coolidge, like her predecessor,
~ lhe greatest possible stress upon
irportancs Of the club as means
| u ssi fellowship between Senator'S
,In and making life pleasanter for
pelhl intercourse. The Congress
nj Club, the sbcial club for both
.fs sad House women, also has
rsd its social program for the win
Fl tnd their Monday entertainment
|&h for the musical directors OF
|nhss Miss Helena Marsh, Of the
hspolissn Opera Company, will
IA John p. Henderson. who put
Congressional Club on It's feet
lretlly, giving the ground upon
IA he club building stands and
hrtng the building, entertained IN
II Il her new houses in Sixteenth
ee. Monday night for both the Con-
IHtrnal and Senatorial clubs, calling
Iashrrming evening q house warming.
h fact the splendid new building,
\; tpnned as an embassy, is a likely
rzusrt residence for Nice-Presi-
cs lust As the White House is
~ iof Presidents. Mrs. Coolidge
ettti the house warming as the
~ Il tie Senate Women's Club and
~ With Representative Underhill,
|.a ki,isehusetts, and others until all
. ~ quests arrived, when, With Ar.
~ B Henderson, she led the grand
ma sbout the ballroom, followed by
entnsh Ambassador, VI. Jusserandi
In Henderson, the hostess; with
~ 'p.ssrAnd and Senor dc Pezet,
fn,ltor Of Peru, and other not
|h a. let following on. Several times
aeeslng pageant encircled the
~ Wen turning into pretty fig
AM music grew liyelier and live
!. S TIE entire train broke into
-,qi.t eakewalk which turned
~ ee-feshioned dance Of a gen
~ With waltzes, polkas, ma
49, eouihon figures and the old |
..s eaoees and Virginia reel. such !
c..ss.-..ase n anti-bellum days. Mrs.
~ ~, ton charming gown Of /
a. wa 4 rather large brocade |
oslr ~, - we over Il, the bodice beng /
~ Msosiaiely Low. sleeveless, and /
=, sgse ,s!.. snt fashioned with the |
~. X.n<a draperies so much in
etnef side. Mrs. Gillette
ita ~''lsh evening gown Of black |
si'' for Dsbutants.
several Afsernoons
IN ,rssa. parties marked several 1
|lf,i,h Of the week, the most I
~. Ossing that Of Miss Emma Stitt. !
49,. ts'ssiarly attractive young girl, the |
~ oi the Surgeon General Of /
~ and Mrs. Stitt, who presented |
4 80 oanee az the Washington |
.ns.Il uuhoreds Of persons from
! IN" Of the service and So
,<. N general attending. The /
Is,wen Club, once the home Of |
.kI ..tlce,President and Mrs. Fair
sae Roosevelt Administration,
Ii scene OF the coming out. and |
\ ;,-1o Is an expert horsewoman,
cancer, swimmer and pos
many other accomplishments, /
-. buried in flowers.
~ night Mr. and Mrs. John r.
are giving dance at Rau-
liz ier the latter's debutante
az, Miss Louise Anderson, when |
Ik.e bachelor diplomats and So
|n generally as well as the
IN buds Of this and last season
Ien will be guests.
e,.fnsn Ambassador and Nine.
VIII be guests At dinner
)Nst. night Of the Minister Of
+.nc and Nine. peter ,rho nil