New-York tribune., 1922-01-08

Mrs. horace ". M*Vr Il tiatu' >.'ou W.
gc,her in receiving. with a background
of tail cedar the boughs hanging
with crystal iciclcs. Tho hostess wore
Gown Of ruby color velvet. slightly
draped A long cluster Of silver grapes
at ono side of the skirt and touches OF
silver on the bodice furnished the cm-
bellishmcn;. while her diamond neck
lace and diamond hair ornaments len,
spendor to the costume.
japanese and Chinese
Diplomats Among Dancers
Speaking of dancing. this is the frs,
season that Orientals have been seen
on the ballroom flo0v. and while Nine.
SIC. wife o. the Minister of China, who
assisted in receiving at the Columbia
Hospital hal Monday, did not dance. a
large group OF both Chinese and Japa-
nese men. diplomats ard tnosc ATTACHED
to the delegates to the conference.
danced continuously.
Ihe appointment Of Count I.aszlo
Szccncnyi a diplomatic representative
TO Washington > 4 matter of keen in
tcNcs' hero. There is. Of course. cvcry
asSuraNcc OF a hearty welcome socially
and ihc count and countess viii oc-
cupy the residence Of Mrs. John 4.
Williams. motho, of Mrs .loscph
Leiter. out Massachus etis Avenue cx-
tended. which they leased sevcra,
months ago. Both tho Count and
Countess Slecnenyi arrived n the capi-
tai carly in the week after spending
the HOLIDAYS with Nj. and Mrs Naryy
raNne 4i:ncy 3. Westbury. J.. |. The
repre entatiVes from hungary and Ger
Inany arc looked upon with unusual in
teress, the hungarian. Of course, hay
ing quite the advantage since he has an
American wife, formerly Gladys Van
delhilt. Herr II. e. Riesser has s
charming Young wife and a baby about
two years OLD.
Invitations were issued from the
Stat Department several days ago for
she reception which thc President and
Mrs. Harding will give at the White
HoHSe Thursday night al ?:30 o'clock
II honor o. the diplomatic corps; and
a numhsr Of important persons in New
\ o'k. Boston. Philadelphia and ether
cities have received cards. M.m-
: bels of tho Foreign Affairs Comlri-tco
Of thc House and OF The Foreign Re
lations Committee of the Senate havc
been included. IS hsYc The Speaker and
Mrs. Gi!lctt and r1rmbers OF tic Cabi~
net aud OF the Supreme Court. The
usual custom OF asking a number Of
guests behind The line viii be Observed
: hut thc President ard Mrs. Harding
are expected 20 iecpv. alone. AT the
New Years reception Mrs. Harding had
assisting behind the line Mrs. Eugene
Hale. Ms. Richard II. Townsend, Mrs
Marshall Field Nrs. rgcdcrici, l'ent
GsaDt. who according 10 the vogue
when -ne used to appear at all White
Nouse functions Nore no hat: Mrs
John Jacob Rodgers. Mrs. FredcricN H.
Gillert. Mrs Frederic 4. Keep, Miss
Mabel Eoardmar. Ars Edward Bcalc
Mclean and Miss Hclon Cannon.
The President and Mrs. Harding Will
be guests at dinucr Monday night Of
the Secretary OF state and Mrs
hughes who will have some out of
town guests included in tho dinner
company. Cabinet day at home Will b"
observed Wednesday, by ali the C'ni-
net hostesscs. while Frida! viii BE-
opcn house day a rcaY)r cTol! cm-
by end legation herc.
iirr. Coolidge and tho Vice. Pre- iden'
received alone or Now Years Day.
though it had been expected thcy
would invite 4 few Senators wlVci t."
assist. She wore at hcl own reception
the charming black velvet costume she
wore to the White House and to the
DIPLOMATIC breakfast. the hat having
a lace brm. She has busted herself ali
week in walking, driving and sight
seeing with her sons. John and CALVIN
! Coolidge. who will return to schoo at
Ncrcersburg Pa, Tue sday. The boys
have indulgcd in none Of the parties
NJ .be week. 50 are fresh for school.