The Washington herald., 1922-08-06

Ahncuidtely MIS- MARSHALL ana
her former ehum. Mrs. Thomas F.
Walsh. got together to shop and
call on Mrs. MarshalPs friends still
In town. We washingtonians never
have been quite able to decide
which IL the incest, Mrs. Marshall
or Mrs. Coolidge. Mrs. Marshall
was so generally beloved that we
felt II was impossible for anyone
to take her place in the social life
here whom we could possibly like
nearly so well; that no one could
stand comparison to her. But IL
there Is one person who could have
done so II Is Mrs. Coolidge, who is
Just as popular. 1t was fine to have
Mrs. Marshall-and her husband,
too-with us again for a few days.
Some official of the old administra-
tion frequently comes to town;
there is almost always one OF them
here, II seems.
>MARsHALLs ENTERTAINED
AT WHITE HOUSE LUNCHEON.
70 President and Mrs. Harding had
, the Marshalls for luncheon We'd
nesday. One OF the first things the
Marshalls did was to call at the
White House. The luncheon there
was quite informal, but a very nice
little party. though the White
House wouldn't tell much about
It, You see. though the Hardings
and Marshalls are of different po-
litical faiths. Mr.. Marshall headed
the Senate when Mr.. Harding was
Senator and Mrs. Harding be-
longed to the Senate ladies' organ
ization when Mrs. Marshall headed
~. so the two couples are old
friends.
Senator and Mrs. Selden Spencer
gave luncheon, too. for Mr. and
Mrs. Marshall; that was last Sun
day. Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh had a
dinner in their honor last Tuesday
ulEht and asked other guests in for
dancing later in the evening, the
dancing taking place on the roof of
the Walsh mansion at 2o2o Massa-
chusetts avenue. Justice James
Clarke McReynolds entertained for
evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Barse
had a luncheon for them. Capt.
John H Coles had a luncheon party
Thursday for Mr.. Marshall. They
departed that day for INDIANAPOLIS
and after a visit at their home
there they will go to Arizona to
see her mother. Mrs. Kimsey.
But perhaps the incest tribute
pad to Mrs. Marshall was the
luncheon given just for her by the
ladies of the Senate. who had ad-
1ourned for the summer. They got
together Just to see her and en-
toyed a picnic luncheon up at the
Sentae ONCE building-that group
OF women with whom she was
closely associated during the years
that Mr.. Marshall was Vice Presi-
dent 1t was under Mrs Marshall's
direction. in fact. that the women
Of the Senate circle organized for
war work while the conflict was
on. the weekly luncheons proving
So enjoyable and so successful that
the organization. with Mrs. Cool
idge at its head. has carried on lust
for the fun of IT, though thew do
sew while chatting for the hos
pitals- OF course Mrs. Coolidge wa,
not there last Tuesday. having left
here some days before
MRS. HENRY r. AsHURsT
MASTER OF CEREMONIES.
Mrs Henry F. Ashurst was mas
ter of ceremonies in the absence of
Mrs. Coolidge and about twenty
ladles were in town to attend
among them being Mrs. A. A. Jones,
Mrs. Wesley Jones, Mrs. Ralph
Cameron. Mrs. Owsley Stanley. Mrs.
t II. Caraway and Mrs. Thomas p
Gore. They are all going to get
together again this Tuesday but
! are going to lunch at Common
wealth Farm. in Montgomery
county near Sandy Spring. going
out by motor.
vice President and Mrs. Coolidee,
VINO were In Boston last week, de-
cioed to take their two sons. CAL
Win. tr,- and John, to California
har w -,
day and IL Is difficult to tell which
of the four members of the Cool
idge family were the most thrilled
over the prospect of going West
Mrs. Coolidge seems to be the only
one who has visited California be.
fore. she having gone there for the
San Francisco exposition. Their
very close friends. Mr., and Mr..
Frank Stearns. of Boston, are trav-
cling with them. They are going
out to attend the convention Of the
American Bar Association, but will
also do bit OF travelling, taxing in
Portland, Greg, Seattle and several
other places, returning East
through Canada, the speed they
make homeward depending upon
conditions throughout the country
ana the necessity for the Vice
Presidents presence in the Senate
They plan to continue their resi-
dence next season at the New will
Hard Hotel
MRS. COOLIDGE
ENJOYS SWIMMING.
Mrs. Coolidge is one of those in
society who has been enjoying the
pool on Mrs. John B. Henderson's
estate. Mrs Coolidge is very fond
of outdoor sports and was almost
daily a member of a group of Sem
ate women enjoying a morning
swim there, generally spending a
full hour swimming and padding
about. sitting on the basins wall
and chatting with her companions.
Some OF the others of that group
who enjoy the pool so much are
Mrs. Audrieus A Jones. wife of
Senator Jones; Mrs. Atlee Pome-
rene. wife of Senator Pomerene;
Mrs. Josph T. Robinson, Mrs.
George Wharton Pepper, both Sem
ators' wives, and number of
others.
Another popular social leader of
the former administration, a girl
whom washington entertained as a
bud and bride both. has been visit
ing here lately. Mrs. James II.
Thompson. formerly Miss Gene
We've Clark. daughter OF the late
Speaker Of the House and Mrs.
Champ Clark. She 10 cominR hack
tomorrow for another visit altar