New-York tribune., 1922-10-15
Cabinet Takes
Part I'm Fetes
At Wasllingtoln
Mrs. Hughes Among Wives
Of Cabinet Officers at Re-
cepaion at the Red Cross
Headquarters i'm Capital
suIgrave Group Arrives
Luncheon at British EN-
bassy for Delegates Given
by Lord and Lady Ceddes
ss.csa, psspaseA to The Tribune

are Presidents Cabinet are becoming
more active, and at the reception at
Red Cross headquarters Tuesday after
,oon n honor Of the delegates to the
.o,ssrsnee Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes,
R.Av;fe Of the Secretary of State, headed
tAs women Of the receiving line, stand
ing 1t the right Of Judge John Barton
paync. active hesd Of the Red Cross.
Other Cabinet women in line were Mrs.
Edwin DENLY, wife Of the Secretary of
tho Navy; Mrs. Henry c. Wallace. wife
Of the Secretary of Agriculture, and
Mrs. Herbert Hoover, wife of the Sec
resary Of Commerce. Mrs. James W.
wadsworth, who has arrived in Wash
! iarton, accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Evslyn WRdsworth; Mrs. Howard
sutherland and Mrs. Henry w. Keyes
represented the Senate. and Mrs. Ross
Hill end Mrs. Shepard also assisted.
Ono Of the White House aides, Lieuten.
ant Commander Robert Griffin, on
neunced the more than 1000 guests to
tho hosts. Assisting generally but not
receiving were Mrs. Simon Wolf, Miss
Mabel Boardmsn and Mrs. John Allan
Dsugherty.
The arrival Of delegates to the Red
Cross conference gave rise to other
sssmslisies more interesting than state
b, such as the large luncheon Mrs.
Themss F. Walsh arranged in their
hsnor Wednesday.
Sharing honoSs with these visitors,
vho had serious task before them,
we're the delegates Of the Sulgrave In
sitution. They arrived in Washington
TO afternoon Of Wednesday and stayed
A the Shoreham Hotel. In the com
yany entertained at luncheon Thurs
day st the British Embassy~with the
Ambassador and Lady Gedsies as hosts
ware Sir Charles Wakefield, former
Isfd Mayor Of London. and Lady Wake
asld snd their daughter. Miss Wake
ned; Sir Arthur Arlington Haworth
ssa LADY Haworth, Mr.. Harold Spender,
sH William Let's, Mr.. H. S. Ferris,
Esa. Lucien Turcotte Pacand and Nine.
sseand, Lieutenant Governor and Nine.
AssCu.lum Grant, of Nova Scotia, rep
sesenting the Dominion of Canada, and
ae Hon. D. B. Edwards, acting High
commissioner for the Commonwealth
q Australia to the United States.
Wednesday, tho Ambassador Of Great
tntaln and Lady Geddes entertained a
wall number at luncheon, including
@lycoa Rear Admiral and Mrs. Bead
Rh; the commercial counselor Of the
,aaassy and Mrs. John Joyce Broder-
X Gss. Robert Leslie Craigie, wife
sshs Secretary Of the British Embassy
adAr. Hugh v. Tenant, secretary to
eR Auckland Geddes.
October Luncheon Given
h the Presidential Suite
| Aluncheon in the Presidential suite
1t the New Willard was given on Tues
cay when Senior Don Ricardo Alfaro,
The new Minister from Panama, enter
ss'nsd IN honor Of Senior Don Joseph
lefests, who, after serving the Panama
legation Tor eight years aa secretary
aad % charge d'affaires much Of that
sime, sasied from New York Saturday
T. Panama He he's been made Min
( seer o. Panama to Argentine, Brazil
sno cn'is' and will visit his family in
sassHs oefore going to Santiago to
ssaahas hts duties there and where
= WIZ serve as delegate to the Pan
aast'can conference to be held there
a'As year. II will be the Attn PAN
ansFlcan conference and is Of vast
aportsncs.
Sussts Of the Minister at the lunch
9 shere the table showed the stars
$ anpes mingling with the colors
SUN American, were the Ambas-
O Spain, the Ambassador Of
ths Ambassador Of Peru, the
ss OF Ecuador, the Minister of
0sua, Mr.. William Phillips, Under
afy Of "tste: DR.. Leo S. Rove,
ss0f general of the Pan-American
and members of the Panama
sntien STAFF.
ssaos Lefevre's mother and sister.
Lefevre and Senorita Lefevre,
maze their home with him, will
se Washington just now, but will
Ia ID an apartment at 24oo Six
ssash Street.
@ Secretary of State and Mrs.
ss returned to their residence on
,n'a street yesterday and gave pu
81. .'ae' the suburban place they oc-
Z ~ w curing the summer. As 5000
Il aughes is sufficiently settled,
4 81 plomsts who are in the capital
i % pay their call and she in
4 IS - make her visits on the mem
ars ~ se indications that the Sec
IL lleI,ov me Treasury, Mr.. Andrew
1as Ms,,,ana ana ms young daughter, Miss
II sAsr. VIII be the most active
Aky. ~ " the Cabinet family this
47etsysss,s s,sse y, IN social wsy. The
MA ~ ~; = having his splendid apart
i ~ sus.iIeiy y, done over, and whe that
II w IS n'snings are complete IL will
ellp, =. Ralatial place for enter
~ lhe Secrefa nv h.. - II =