New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-02
Gpstemalsn Envoy Is Host
A Large Dinner Party


there are few large dinner parties
a his season, that given at the New
Willard. in the Presidential suite
Tuesday night by the Minister o. Qua
'snslt and Sonora de Sanchez Latour.
bssg the most important. Their
gsssts Of honor were the newly ap-
pointed Minister 20 Guatemala rom
,se United States. Mr.. Arthur II. Cess
lr and Mrs Gcissler. who are sa.ing
from New Orleans for their new POI
On July I. Two o. the most interest
nc persons In the party Of thirty were
VI" Rosamond Porter and Miss Elsie
Ots Porter, Of Boston. daughters Of
w and Mrs James Otis Porter, who
arrived IN time 90 attend and take
pr; in the presentation OF the "Alces-
TO- Of Eurpides. given under the
isspices Of the Washington Arts Club,
n the beautiful lawn of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frrington a, Chevy Chase. June "a.
The Nlcc-pres dent and Mrs. Cool
tie are enjoying tho companionship
their sons. John and Calvin. who
~ on their vacation from MERGERS
t-'g Academy. Pennsylvania. While
2. Vice-Pres.dent is too engaged 20
IKE many trips with them. they have
good time with their mother. who
.rts nothing better than a good sight
SEEING walk with them The boys are
Interested IN the working Of the gov
eminent and are gradually investi-
n'lng al Of tho more interesting
bureaus.
Ms Coolidge still holds together
me women o. che Senate IN their
Neekly tuesday luncheon az the cap
va There Will be no meeting next
4uesaty. as each woman Will 20 her
oEh way over the holiday. but Tues
cay. July II, will be- marked by par
ueu!sf treat when al % the women OF
.'e senate will enjoy picnic aboard
We Ieek as the guests of Mrs. I.
..oiman du Pont. wife % Senator du
ftr; Of Delaware
However. Senatorial days are not
~ days IN Washington, small and
.s'o'mai dinner and card parties. trips
country clubs and other informal
.ays o. entertaining keeping them
rpoyed socially Senator George
carton Pepper and his son-in-law.
~ T. ?. Newbold. are two OF the Sen
sof'sl &c; who are interested in tennis
~ permitted by The Presidents in
u'uon 10 cross rackets on the White
nsass courts Miss Margaret Wilson
an ardent follower OF tennis while
~ isiher was President. and many
-nAng games were played there.
ls court Is now on the south front
~ near the huge circular fountain.
- 10 hooscvelt's tine u was within
~ o. and just without his Office
.IooNs' and u was there that he and
-, ambassador % France. VI. Jusser-
-, ne late German Ambassador.
Ss.'oh spec Won Sternberc; Mr. Clifford
.-1,not o. Philadelphia. and others
.'o OF many strenuous games OF
RS The old court is now the
-. House rose garden. whe-e the
~. wees o. almost every known va
80 make 4 one or the show places
ne mansion
''eoieidt to Bring His Wife From
Germany
:, 1 ns The new German Ambassador.
a.. oWo Wiecfeldi. returns 10 Ger
a. !" or.ng back Madame Wiedfel Il
4, Me'f family. Baron Edmund Won
I, hh Will act as charge d'afiaires.
sysnseior Of The embassy and
4 In. baroness Won Hermann. who
=. en house az 1928 X Street,
h.n." well liked. Baron Leopold
4 me new third secretary, is
ss,,, o. Princes Herbert Bis
! a. aho OF Countess Camilla Hovos.
~ - Mother. Baroness Plessen. Wild
s,.m The early DAYS Of the war.
80 married 70 Mr Charles wilkins
a. ard is living quietly in Cincin-
a, The mother Of Raron plessen -
..'slish woman and dapgb.er and
'skr ~ ar. Robert Whitehead. in
srr.sT phe Whitehead torpedo She
r,i..,.s ne'on Plessen when he was
Le;:,, 70 the German embassy in