Evening star., 1922-01-02
FIRST WHITE HOUSE
RECEPTION IN YEARS
IS BRILLIANT Event
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wore a small brown hat to match;
Mrs. DENLY wore blue chiffon with a
brocaded crepe de chine and small
hat of black velvet and tulle: Mrs.
Hoover wore black velvet with hat
OF the same material, and Mrs. Davis
was in dark plum-colorsd velvet with
a hat to match.
Mrs. Taft. wife of the chief justice
and former President, wore a gown OF
London smoke satin with a panel
back and front of sequins in the same
color. and a small hat to match. Mrs
Frederick Dent Grant. daughter-in-
law of President L. S. Grant. wore
black satin simply made with loose
sleeves of rose-point lace and no hat.
according to the custom during the
Grant administration.
Other Handsome Gowns.
Nine. Jusserand, wife of the dean
Of the diplomatic corps. wore king S
blue chiffon and satin. with small
black hat; Nine. Pezet. wife of the
vet with deep side panels, edged with
broad bands of krimmer fur and gold
embroidery, and a small hat of black
and gold: Lady Geddes, wife of the
ambassador of Great Britain. was in
henna chiffon. simply made, and q
Shall OldCh Sclfel nut,
LeBreton, wife of the ambassador Of
Argentina wore black velvet with
. hat to match. and her niece.
Misc Lloveras, was in black velvet
with sleeves Of kings blue edged
with the velvet, and q black hat OF
Of the minister Of Switzerland, wore
match: Nine. wallenbers. wife of the
minister of Sweden. wore baize Can
ton crepe. with q black hat and Miss
wallenberg was in black velvet
trimmed with jets. and wore large
black velvet hat: Nine. Panaretoff
wife of the minister OF Bulgaria, wore
brown velvet. with a hat to match
and Princess Bibesco, wife Of the
minister Of Rumania. wore black
velvet, with panels lined with cerfs<,
ana a black velvet hat.
Mrs. HarainG's Assistants.
Mra Harding was assisted in the
blue room by Mrs Coolidge, Mrs.
HUGHES: Misc Mellon; ,1;.Is Mrs; n,. wesns. soa.
yer, Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Taft, Mrs. Nc
Kenna, Mrs. Holmes. Mrs. Van De-
vanter. Mrs. Pitney. Mrs. Brandeis.
NrR Rufus Day. Mrs. Frederick H.
Gillett. Mra Jaseph 8. Frelinghuysen.
rick. Mrs. Harry s New. Mrs. Atlee
Pomerene. Mrs. James Il. Watson, Mrs.
Frank B. willis. the Misses Cummins.
Mrs. John 9. Cooper. Mrs Finis j..
Garrett, Mrs. Patrick II. Kelley. Mrs.
Frederick c: Hicks; Mrs James r
william A. Rodenberg. Mrs. John ia
cob Rogers. Mrs. Joseph Walsh. Mrs
Harry c: woodward. Miss Helen Can
non, Mrs. Henry P. Fletcher, Mrs.
Robert ". giiss; Mrs: . ,r.S; Fred y; Dear. Hrc
theodore Roosevelt. Mrs James G.
Harbord, Mrs. Robert K. Coontz. Mrs.
John A. Lejeune, Mrs. Richard H.
Townsend, Mrs. John w. Wilkins. Mrs.
Woodbury. Blair. Miss Mabel Board
erick Dent Grant, Mrs. Paul Hender-
son. Mrs r. s. Holmes, Mrs. Fred
eric A. Keep, Mrs Albert d. LAsker.
Mrs. James Warwick. Mrs. Edward
Mclean, Mrs. Charles r.. Sawyer and
Mrs. Clarence o. Sheriff..
Farley Delegates Received.
The delegates to the conference
we're received among the first, and,
with Ahe members Of the Supreme
their wives. went into the red room
after being received, and thence back
into the blue room, where they stood
behind the President and Mrs. Hard
ing. The Rt Hon. Arthur James
Balfour went into the great east
attention among those waiting to pay
their respects to the chief executive
and where he held = small reception
Of his own.
The children OF the Secretary Of
Labor and Mrs. Davis were among the
callers at the White Hoase: . ARRIVING ING
were wsps escorted to the private apsrf.
fnents on the second hoor where they
were received by the President and
Mrs Harding. The children ala not
iinker for the more formal reception
at Wsrdman Park Hotel with their
Netea JsSists neee1yeA
Next 70 BE- received wers William II
TAN, Chisf Justice Of tao Supreme Court
of the United states: the eight asee.
tbs judges Of The. Uattsd states Couri
cf Customs Appeals; the Judges Of the
Court Of Appeals Of the District oi
colunbia; the judges o. the United
etAtea Court of Claims: the fits Jus,
de- az the United 6tates Supreme
Court c< the District Of Colunfla.
AZ tho head q this section of the
taiilne line was ths fslailiar dfufe o
sAa. fsrnsr Pr.stdent .whosn Prssidsn!
1 d ths ssaprsnse blncA. h ATTRACTED
Considerable attention - He pAaeed
thfOukh the crowds linsht the entrances
to tho white House grounds and MANI
tinaes ho was required to lift his hal
IA response to the greetings
There WA . broad. warm smile
upon his face as hs reached the re-
taking the fact that hS wss fAmiliAy
With the occasion ana ~ Il meant
and that he was getting Just as much
sajoymsnt. II mot more from being
one ef th6 callers than beine. hoet q
| htd bAen hie honor en- more thah ohl
16eAai6n In the past. II
cabitss raft5 Arrives.
Is was ntafine IL c'ci8ok wh1n tht
sfAss fapssssntstien ffatA thA CApito
aaA TIE women Ia eAis party fsAaAst
thS receiving lire. In the psft9 wett
& iaf9S nu1fi66r 6f seiAtofA headed Dy
the majority leader Of that boA1
Henry Cabot Lodge. and m9hy f4pre
I fS1ntetives ANA delegates in the Heuse
H1AlA4 BY Speaker Gillette, ana Her
1eft kutn1fii, librarian OF the Con.
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