New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
|,reption to Farm Delegates
on Monday Starts Busy
Week: MoreFormal Affair
Thursday for Judiciary
kyeral Private Events
Ru.sian Relief Body Holds
Spotlight; Congressional
Club to Honor Coolidge
.,, o,,,oteA 10 Tle rrSbua.

IN. moment during their WORKING
c-. in the last six days no one has
u lowered It, for. besides their oficia
-isl duties, they also have given thci,
L - rersonsl friends a little atten.
4 ~. The reception which thev gaye
,.A.White House Monday night 70,
4 .. slegates attending the farmers
4 ,,sastnce and their wives wss not one
-. less interesting than was the vor,
-uca larger and more formal reccrtior
1 A.y gaze Thursday night in honor o,
Att. judicisry
{ The Secretary OF Agriculture arc
{ Nm. Henry c. Wallace and severa
other Of the Cabinet officials and thei,
/ vsres assisted the President and Mrs
Harding Monday night. the reception
tsting at $50 o'clock and LASTING
much longer than if the hosts had no,
x.n heartily interested in their guests
TIE reception Thursday night cave
.s Chief Justice of the Supreme Cour.
4 nd Mrs. William Howard Taft their
! .i,d angle on White House receptions
he first being as Secretary of War
+ Ne second as President or Executive
lost, while Thursdays viewpoint was
rom the staid side of the Supreme
Bench, the branch Of society which j.
,sectcd only by death or retirement
i The justices and their wives, with At
<orney General Daugherty. were honor
uests. and the Blue Room was filled
turing the evening with legal lights
ror, all over the country.
No branch Of official Washington CON
Xnds more hotly for the proper line OF
precedence at these receptions than the
Justices of the Supreme Court. 1t was
q. late Chief Justice Melville Fuller
sao held up the whole reception while
ie eontended and won his iight-that
he diplomatic corps should not nrc-
ads him at reception in honor of the
issiciary
he President and Mrs: Harding
vse guests OF the Secretary of War
Ind Mrs. Weeks ct dinner Wednesday
light Next week they will be enter
1ned by Attorney General Daugherty,
40 Will take over the Presidential
1ie at the New Willard for the eve
ing.
Besides the President and Mrs. Har-
ls at the Weeks dinner Wedne sday
asit were Senator James W. Wads-
|nTh jr, Senator and Mrs. George
sas'ton Pepper. General Pcrshine
|..'resentatlVe and Mrs. Julius Kahn.
im Assistant Secretary of State
Ia Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss. NJ. and
lin' Henry Hcrnblower. ". r. II.
rse Mrs Nathaniel Thayer, Curtis
LAD, Of Boston; Mrs. }. Mayhem
ainvricht, wife of the Assistant
s:'s.ary OF War; Miss Mabel Board
In. Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Wash
IN, Of Worce ster. Mass: Nc. and
H. Harold Sevall, of Maine and
Nhlneton. and Henry ". Anderson,
Richmond, Va.
a's Thayer recently came 10 Wash
ron for visit. Another Boston
|rt New York family again occupying
s@ Washington home is Mr.. and Mrs.
'.!sh Howe Sears, who have opened
.~r residence at 1913 Eighteenth
Sset for the rest OF the winter. Mr..
sssrs, who was held in Washington for
aT Of the war period on important
rNk, will divide his time between
Warrington and New York.
coolidge Reception Monday
Al Congressional Club
At the reception to be given at the
Sohgre ssional Club Monday night for
Me Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge,
hs Irvine L. LcNroot, president Of
Ne club, viii b. assisted in the hospi-
oMi'y ey Mrs. William NJ. Calder, Mrs.
"ephen Is. Elkirs. Mrs. Aztec Pomcr-
.ae .I,v sna Mrs. Lawrence Phipps, who
~! p!eslde a. the buffet table. All
-. =. 'ne Seaatorial women who are men,
''sy o. the club will assist.
+. .a1s. fsece rick Appleton, Of Boston.
0.u '.o ~ IN Washington for . visit and
,Ayaas at the Shoreham, entertained
s.:s' s.s st luncheon there last week.
s..n smart little dance was given
..,ssaay night by several Of the at
=; xas: -: OF the British Embassy. Mr.
" " Mrs. George Post jr., Miss Wanda
!l'shews and Miss Catherine Van
'ssa coming from Now York to at.
E.aa: Miss Louisa Hoar and Miss
Aelne Oxnard entertained guests at
.,,er preceding the dance.
Ass. Giiiett-Hlll ente rtained At lunch
Ma Wednesday at the Shoreham for
~ house guests, Mrs. Charles f. Proc
y, Of Long Island. and Mrs. Walter
ss'Nan, Of the Green Spring Valley of
sss!and, having among her guests
- james K. Mann and a number of
'asf women from resident and official
Ms,y.
=. Monday night Mrs. Henry F. Dimock
.ssHsned at dinner in honor Of the
ivnser Secretary of Agriculture and
+ Meredith and Mrs. Newton d.
wy wy having 5 guests Senator Ken
-. Nchellar Senator Gilbert M
r.ssacE, cntative and Mrs. J.
r1 Eell tsft'T J., Lieutenant General
4, 4, %ss n $ j.. = Young, General and
M. villa H. Connor, Mr.. and Mrs.
s,~"an'a Sauls bury, Charles Sumner
T.. IN Of the Federal Reserve Board,
b, .l0s s,,ss Gwynn Tuesday night Sena-
+, .sIaur ts.rnor OF Kansas and Mrs.
nj ~ entertained at dinner for Mr..
~ Mrs. Meredith.
>, American Central Committee
,nsi.r niIssian Relief is having quite
We run here just now. Mrs. Sever
'.ul - 10 establish a branch in st.
enn;t. won as she returns there. The
s,u,s-s headed by Princess Can
ary,..e' formerly Julia Dent Grant,
Inn, 'sr Of Mrs. Frederick Dent
r,ssaahd ~, and the late Genera7 Grant. and
! Cr,sN.sater Of former President Z.
l. 0lsn'. HI has as its WASHINGTON s head
.sr H1oert .2r Lansing. For ore than
q NC. .e committee fo~ Washington
y w. w. once each week in the draw
!: and sud's OF the Russian Embassy to
!, other se~ ea,,f,r fer the Russian refugees
a.ss VIII oountrieS' those mobiles and
ssre sre solsheviLi. The Russian "aI;s rel;es !
i ao'1ed to . by Secretary Hoover is 'l;,n- Inn
ls.,' '. xhussia. while the central ral;nf i;e
(. 1,aer the refugees in Other comr
n s.aasa asny OF whi:. like the Ba'. |
s,sely -, sre unable to provide ade-
..s.,e:.edI ID in mem: t6c s. society was greatly
n s'As central relief workine kioos afSon neld
ss, 1wsssenteenth ws. Street. The DSa ofsea a.
.rs.,f vas occupied by General Gras orace
h w. grandfather Of the princes
~ -. Harding One of First "'e's'
s''0r' W at the Exhibit