New-York tribune., 1922-03-12
Executive and Mrs. Harding
Are Honored Guests at
! Affair on Eve of Their
Departure for the South
Many Educators Present
Last Cabinet Event Until
Late in Spring; s'Ladies
of Senate" Give Luncheon
p.spatoh to The rr.b,.ne

dent and Mrs. Harding were guests at
the last Cabinet dinner they will enjoy
until late in the spring, when the Sec
retary of Labor and Mrs. Jamcs j.
Wilson will entertain for them and the
newlPostmaster General and Mrs. Hu-
bert Works will be their hosts.
The Secretary of Commerce and Mrs.
Hoover entertained for the President
and Mrs. Harding on Tuesday night
Most of the guests invited TO meet
them were educators, the company in
Guiding the president of Harvard Uni
versity and Mrs. a. Lawrence Lowell,
the president of Yale and Mrs. James
r. Angel, the President of Johns Hop
kins University and Mrs. Frank j.
Goodnow, the president of williams
College and Mrs. Harry A. Garfield.
the president of Leland Stanford Uni
versity and Mrs. Ray Lyman Wilbur,
the dean of Bryn Mawr College, Miss
N. Carey Thomas; the president of
Mills College, DR.. Aurelia Henry Rein
hsrdt, the dean of Smith College, Miss
Ada Comstock; the director of the Ma
tionsl Research Council and Mrs. Yer
non kellogg, and the Assistant Secre-
tary Of Commerce. Claudius H. Huston.
New Geranium Named
For Wife of President
There IS new geranium. not Har-
ding blue, but g rich. beautiful red
unusually large and handsome, which
has Just been named the Florence
Harding, for the Presidents wife. 1t
IS glorous-looking blossom and was
pred by horticulturist, Mrs W. j.
Ward Bsyly, at Hyattsville, Md, near
Washington.
The Vice.President and Mrs. Cool.
ldge were the most frequently chosen
guests during the week, dining Tues
day night with Mrs. Frederick Dent
Grant, and Wednesday night with
eenator and Mrs. Frank B. kellogg.
thursday night Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge
were guests at dinner of the Minister
Of china and Nine. SIC at the lega-
ton on Nineteenth Street.
Monday Dr.. and Nine. SEE will en-
'sr'an the dean of the diplomatic
corps and Mime, Jusserand at dinner.
lhey entertained at the end of the
week in honor of the Chief Justice
and Mrs, William Howard Taft.
The Vice President and Mrs. Cool
ldge dine in the large public dining
room at the New Willard. where with
out noticing it at all they are the
attraction for many visitors. Mrs.
Coolidge went to the dining room one
day last week, hatless and looking
quite at home in the big room AS she
sat chatting cheerily with Mr. Cool
loge, we'll known society woman, who
makes her home i'll the hotel, came in
and sat near by. Noticing that Mrs.
Coolidge was without her hat. the lady
got up suddenly, left the room, and
shortly returned without her head
covering. 1t was a small matter which.
eff course, escaped The attention of
Mrs. Coolidge, but not of others who
looked on.
Mrs. Grafton Minot entertained
guests at dinner Monday night to meet
the Chief Justice and Mrs. Taft. the
Fastening on to Washington from New
York, where few hours before they
landed from Bermuda, that they might
he present The Ambassador of Bel
gum and Baroness de Cartier, Senator
and Mrs. Oscar Underwood. Mrs. Rich
ard II. Townsend, Mrs Frederic A.
Keep, Senator Henry Cabot Lodge,
grandfather of the hostess; Senator
Walter Z. Edge and Senator Francis
r. Warren making up the small but
distinguished party. Mrs. Taft is con-
clety, who were her most intimate
frlends during the time her husband
was Secretary of War, and again when
she presided as mistress of the White
mouse. This group includes Mrs. Rich
ard H. Townsend, Mrs. Frederic A.
Keep Mrs. Henry C. Corbin, Miss Helen
Cannon, Mrs. A. Garrison McClintock
and Miss Patten.
Ladies of the Senate" Give
An Interesting Luncheon
An interesting luncheon party vas
given Tuesday by the Ladies' of the
senate as the wives of Senators call
themselves, at their regular weekly
lGhcheon at the Capitol, when the wife
OF the Chief Justice and the wives of
associate justices of the Supreme Court
we're guests. Mrs. Coolidge, who is
president of the little organization.
presided, and following the lunch con
mere was quite an unusual proceeding
Tor this dignified club when photogrs-
phefs were admitted and allowed to
photograph the company.
ainner given Tuesday night, which
IN point of numbers was not euualed
~ any other all week, was that at tn
Me" Willard with representative and
Mrs. Thomas 3. Dunn as hosts and
representative and Mrs. James R.
Manh al guests Of honor. The guests
lcluoed DR.. Stepanek, the Minister of
nzecho ho-Slovakis; several Senator's and
Nepres entatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
>dore W. Noyes, Mrs. T. Dewitt Tai
rage and others.
,,a%Spanesday night members of the
maUc corps, including CAPTAIN
.ean Rfgal and NJ. Hubert Cuerin If
me French Embassy staff; Senior Don
Juan Francisco de. Cardenas. chamher-
IAN 10 his majesty the King of Spain
and counsellor of the Spanish Embassy
mere; Senor Don Mariana de Amadeo
Ga!armendi, of the same embassy: !
ae Largeroerg, counselor of the Swe.
qish Legation, and Prince Eugene
,Luoomirski and DR. Wenceslas Soko
.owski, of the Polish Legation, enter
.alned IN princely manner at Mon.soln-
eery Country Club with short sketch,
English as 1t Is Spoken" presented
ssy the bachelor diplomats, assisted by
MSle. Manuela Lloveras, niece of Nine.
.e Breton, wife Of the Ambassador of
argentina, and Miss Adeline Oxnard.
eine Minister of Sweden and Nine.
nallenberg entertained at dinner pre-
sSeolng the entertainment for their
ssasaghters, Miss Ingra Wallenberg and
sns nlss Laura Wallenberg, and Colonel
ana Mrs. william Eric Fowler also had
humber of guests to dine with thee,
Mrs. Henry r. Dimock is entertain
ing as house guests Fritz. Kreisier and
mrs kreisler. the former appearing in
Concert at Keith's Theater Tuesday
morning before an exceedingly fash
.onable audience and again at benefit
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