New-York tribune., 1922-03-05
,.aaen Slump in Social
program Which Usually
IolIows Ash Wednesday
|. Noticeably Mis- sing
,l,nv Dinners Are Given
IN Affairs for Hardings;
congress Clubs Annual
Breakfast Bright Event
.....:e, n.sno,crl To The 7r,sanc

,,issjng this week, ana While there
lapse Of dancing. there being no
80 bah after Monday night, when a
.sss;. dancing event was given for the
.s,,,ooal Home for Children, there
surfeit of dining. even the off -
:, rrogram keeping on without ahate-
-. Nor arc there any signs of
s,,,y DAYS Of sackcloth and ashes.
rrO Cabinet dinners we're given
q. Of Friday night, with the Presi-
,.,t sad Mrs. Harding as guests Of
...or with Will II. Hays as host, and
{. 0ther on Shrove Tuesday. when the
,,.,st.ry Of Agriculture and Mrs. Wal
- r.erc hosts 10 the President and
y;s. Harding.
4 Sjaner party vas given Wcdnes-
-, night for Vice President and Mrs.
fs,lidsf. when Mrs. John B. Hendor-
IN entertained. and another dinner
n tbe SAME guests look place Satur-
i,y night. when the Minister of Bul-
am and Nmc Pansretoh enter
siged Mrs. James A. Need. wife of
.s.tor Reed, Of Missouri. was hostess
"a nrchcon Frids1 for Mrs. Coolidge,
al another luncheon was given for
NJ. Coolidge Saturday. with Mrs. Ma
5ssel :. Oial as hostess.
fbe Minister Of China end Mric So
sg sstcr;air al dlnNer next week for
4, Ylea-Prcsidest aid Mrs. Coolidge.
ru.e will prohabl lee another Cabi-
Il dinner for the President and Mvs.
Hsidins, and Rcpresortativc and Mrs.
iJOnss b. Drun. q New York, will
sssgsa;a al dinner fcr representative
nd Mrs. James t. Mann.
Wallace ninner Pasty For
HsrdiaGs Is Bright Affair
Zach dinner party eifcn by the Cahi-
r.t membsrs foy The Pres dent aud
gYs. Harding grow prottier with the
n.,,easigs ahra i; neo az snring bloc
soas, and that al the NV Willard Hotel
Bss@av night. VI lie Secretary of
,ansRtarc ard Nrs, i:onrr <. Wallace
s sosis. w4y 2 teiitabie fowcr show.
wilh tie ccior .chc,ae Of yellow - ion
aiiS--cThareed "a 'eauty by The use
Of trssig, vioIets and mink and white
sGaspe1s,
On The table Mrs. Wallace had ar
raagcd three huge pianues Of jonquils
81 unusual size and perfection, fres:s
miaelins with the .eIoW flowers and
ferns at The base and swing the effect
u shading trcr faint crcani to deep
}sllow color tcrrs srd asparagus
.,7e frsjied gracofal;r orcr the cloth
~ilcf vas spralcd with dainty iitt.c
'lsste.s G. f-ceia. pjnk and white
iEsaigess ard ,olets.
Following tse stabl..hed custoln, the
rs oi gue5rs was admitted to the
Ssitr House mere matter Of form.
sud tao guests TO meet the President
aad AY.. Harding were Or. Bedrich
Sxpares, the Minister Of Czccho-
sl'vsbls. Senator Albert 3. Cummins.
Senst9r Walter (. Edge, Senator and
~! sfs. Charles Rawson, Dr.. L. S. Rove,
.g,recior General Of thc PAN American
s.a'or James c. Davis and Mrs. Davis,
~ ana Mrs. Charles H. Walcoti. Or.
Aa0c. Work. l'irst Assis,an. Post
Fas.:f terorai and Mrs. Work; c. II.
'lSsley 5sist art Sccrctaty Of .tcri-
'W'ufe and Nrs PJesicr; General
= Gin =. PcrsaiQr D.. =. u. r.'l. djrlc-
F Q. scientific re$osreh, Ocpsrtne@ = {
:. Agriculture sd VIZ. BaM: Nrs.
Sa'ah leo Phlil',s. Miss ANN (.n.
s;ihS' M'ss Mafcaroj Cumm4n.. Nr. and
ITS. H. Z. Howell alY. ard Elr5. Grant
a'Fherr'n, NJ md Ms. John p. VA.
Na brother and sigter-in-!aw Of tn .
Ssere'a - ard NJ. and Mrs. james ".
y s!.aco, sor srd daughter.i4,-ia,r r.f
ssecrelafy ard Mr.. Wallace. iii ~ m
..,,'e,. ~ e1 iV%a' ano Mss Mary Wallace
aao ~. H'ss kuth Wallace, daushtcrs of
ae dianef Which WIZ II. Hars rave
-, 1aaaS n;. A'sh.' only c few hours before
,r'. ,s,'s'hs l.om thu Cabinet, vas ike
oe : Ao's0lc cfeat, bringing man
y. ~ pr -eral friends tsyefher f.,
K me President end Mr. ifNri,nc
''e' F'' gwen -t the Ncv 7 illarJ
0ngsessional Glib
" e. .Ahnaal btcaifast
5.5 4.e q the most i4.erese.ac ev.,ts
az Lent Mas TIC ConrTee..,r,,,s
;, ~ ~. D.eaztass, al annual ala, e-ivon
,jj;a1iScaer 5, When M. Hardia- Mrs
W. .ts'i-se ana NJ. Freaerick II. G,;l,at1
Flie Of Tie Saozis- y..rs a., 80, ef e
h. vSi ,si,. - was charming affair. w..Ie
and posS,0 'i'0' ''srs, sl4ters OF Senators
tle sr.Y ~ p eSsAtatlves collected early in
Coolssiesa reception room, where Nrg.
rr..uee arrived first aud circuiafad
sil.' lhe gle@ta freely and ;,1forn,
sgd ~ Taeie Mrs. Harding arrived Next
rsn, -'i 'he same thing. Mrs. Cillatt
sssJ.j yer ana then The con1D1jtfees,
r. ~. oy the preaidens Of the club.
c,.or.aS .,9'as / lenrOot. OF Wisconsin.
a,nn. lhe guests TO the table Of
+. s0. The table We on efare .,ro
sN. aeofe the floor level. and sr,aIler
sssrs were arranged on the floor,
s..,b,n aseeoTd!ng 10 nrlcrity Of mem
sarg snd -, INC club. the wives of SEN
tp,ts,s @'.0 Representatives served as
,s,- ~ Hssro'ng was simply dressed in
sia.ss q plsck lace, the draped bodice
sSass sSsASo with square neck and
s.eeves. Her hat was con.
Re ~ turbln shape Of gray, with
b vs.- tAe dropping plUmes SO nue.,
ssoyr -alAAg entiralv over the
li5s.s,saa aao forming a fringe on her
So.sy gay hair Gfrs. Cooiidre also
lsss s, .e'ner staple but verg hand
'ssr, 1 Ss1n sSa Of cloth, midnight blue in
I'd and as'o viii. WITH vest worked in dull
sss r S"p metal oolors. Mrs. Gillett
:.shjan.d costume OF black, TIC gown
slth along the latest lines, and
lIrs 9 pat with dropping plumage.
la.k Lenroot wore a gown Of heavy
mite rsage lsas with an applique Of cream,
Ne OF .h lhs program was easily
e s.,..e .Ae spllghtliest ever seen off
isr0i,s ass in Washington. the Mirrors
esnss NE, Of Washington. being the
! BIZ ~ WIN take-of on introducing
aa sh;i Congress in fainin;ne fash
p. II, l's : me club itself came in also
+ wsll 1' OF fun making. The musicians,
iass. r rs those taking part in the
t'assefe all wives of members of
t'a'a'uzenes to .4ssist in
T. ~ Monument ynreiline