New-York tribune., 1922-10-08
New York Society Will BE
Exceptionally Well Rep
resented al Washington
in Series of Social Affairs
No,ables Meet at Dinner
AUTUMN Feis With Moon
ligIr, Carnival and Dance
Offers Unique Diversion
...-.a..h to TIE Tribune

N~VrtS
VYRlcn ,kore is question as to
ltsach,r + the mistress of the White
~ will be able to carry out even
.sf .rost official features of entertain
= sIfhere but aside from that comes
~ NV soyrshadowing of brilliancy and
~ ~ ,r,errhanre of social amenities be-
a. sr.sn Washington and other cities
.nsh as has never before been known.
y,w York society, and especially sew
81 branches of the Vanderbilt fam
Il will strengthen the social link be-
sgscn ~ those two cities, while many of
a. seasons buds will have second
,oming out at the Baltimore cotillons
I1;n;omats are either back or plan
,;n0 to return, in goodly number, and
mard comes from Paris that NJ. Jus
.syand. dean of the corps, and Nine.
jusserand will sail from France Octo-
ber 81, after spending several weeks
an afneir estate near Paris. The AM
Ssasador M OF Belgium, Baron de Cartier
u;II sail from Antwerp two days be-
fore the Ambassador of France leaves
sor Washington, he and the Baroness
A. Cartier having taken quarters on
tha I,apiand leaving Antwerp October
ID Baroness dc Cartier went abroad
In Nav and the ambassador followed
her 4 few days later. The Ambassa-
dor of Chile, Senor Don BeItran
slsthieu. who went abroad just after
the middle OF July, has returned to
Washington. and Sonora de Matthew,
who went abroad with him and re-
mained in Paris, will join him at the
embassy late In the autumn. Sir
Auckland Geddes, the Ambassador of
Crest Britain, will be joined here
within day or two by Lady Geddes
and their children, who remained at
Dark Hsrbor after Lady Geddes re-
turned from her trip abroad with Sir
Auckland
diplomats at. Dinner
Given by Senior Vinci
While there was nothing startling in
the way Of dinner or luncheon parties
curing the week. there were several
occasions when notables met, like the
dinner party which the emigration del
sgate Of tho Italian Embassy, Adolfo
Vinci. and Signora Vinci gave at the
New Willard Monday night for the emf
rtation commissioner of Italy, Signor
Demichels. when the Postmaster Cen
eral and Mrs. Hubert Work, number
! sfoscials and diplomats were among
4 ies guests. The presence in the cap
,sl Of the Cuban Minister to China,
ssn R. Barnet, and Nine. Barnet gave
Istto some entertainment also, and
as,aw an incessant round of dining,
tGior the most the companies were
sAaup of those who met by chance
tA.hose one table or responded TO
aspaOne invitations. 1t is far too
sarly for really formal dinner parties
4 sadnothing worth while in that line
dsntertainment will take place until
| iaia.November.
Mrs William Howard Taft joined her
kssband, the Chief Justice, at theiI
residence on Wyoming Avenue Tues
Gay afternoon, coming direct from their
sunnier home at Point-au- Pic, Canada,
where they remained pretty constantly
after their return from Europe.
The Secretary of State and Mrs
hughes had with them for several days
during the week their daughter, Mrs
ehauncey 1ocKhart Waddcl, OF New
York, who made her first visit to her
parents since her marriage last sum-
nler. Mrs. Waddell returned to New
York Friday. The Secretary and Mrs
Hughes, who arc still at Graystone, the
charming suburban place on the edge
Of Rock Greek Park which they are
oSat.ying, will leave there about Octo-
4 ands pafpd will resume residence in
aoas COW on Eighteenth Street. Their
wy daughter, Miss Elizabeth
SesS COO is stA in Canada and said
Avicr getting on quite we'll
IRE VIII be a general rallying to
sahington OF the Presidents Cabinet
- VINE middle of the month. The Sec
vary Of War and Mrs. Weeks are
aedaled to open their house on Six
@ath street to-day, and Mrs. Edwin
eey, wife of the Secretary Of the
is also arriving with her chill
Mirom Detroit to join Mr.. DENLY.
Mpavis, wife of the Secretary of
Is expected soon with her two
Aenlldren, and Mrs. Henry C. Wal
WIFE of the Secretary of Agri-
M s.s'e, IKE hrs. Hubert Peck, wife of
|gS swsestmaster General, is in her apart
| ~ at the Wardman Park Hotel
Moonlight Carnival
anloyed by Society.
81 autumn fete, with a moonlight
xasal and dance at night, called to-
Maef the social world of Washing
women, men and the younger folk
.n sa every branch of society taking
. There were Russian, Swedish
Segian, Swiss, English, Rumaniar
otRer booths dotting the lawn OF
ssss,ul Pembroke Park, the lovely
ssassan estate of Mr. and Mrs. AL
s. fenbsoke Thorn. Nine. Grouitca
ol the Minister of the Serbs
ss ss and Slovenes, who is soon ts
s,sa slh to their own country. had {
s 81 her own laden with the beau.
talhgs of her country, while Rus
IA | 1eaKes and coffee, dolls of all civ
ss, countries, embroideries and
NV :, we're sold at the stands draped
b,. sae nags of their respective coun-
Of the younger diplomats took
h.. = sne fete, but all attended the
ssss - the great ballroom at Penn
M q. mansion at night. The affair
"a ~ - sne Woman's Welfare Associa-
q sss s..a was the first charity event of
M. pss. Harding's cousin. Mr. Charles
tIdvest tung, came to Washington in
easb. msl.o sno put up at the Racquet
III M MssaAlhg short calls on Mrs. Hard
s1s.aai and Mrs. Lar Anderson are
fss about October Ill. and they
Inn y s4 spend at least part Of the au.
# kssrsa ~ .neir home on Massachus setts
a sser s., Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Huide-
/ q Ra ssa mo spent the summer at Non
/ ssa, and MS. Charles Warren Ism is in
sr;sassea Il Ha after spending she sum a.
Il ill a Massachusetts,. sAS su'A
ssies ppssas s wife Of Representative
i ' M .n, s, Davis, has reached Wasb-
3 aocSsuu Ssu opened her apartment In
Il NssaE'esan after a visit to their
IL ses .r Russell II. Davis. United
Il Asre TINE a., Corps, and Mrs. Davis.
s'3e srls 'ssland Returning she made
n M the arom California TO Panama
n d shgon,e, and then proceeded
] 51is .s;;s sas states. REPRESENTATIVE
N hsr ss.lil IN Minneapolis and vii;