The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-14
Society in Washington

Field and was married to MT. Bever- idge in Berlin in 1907.
 Sail for Europe
 Several of the best known of the social set have sailed for Europe. Others are about country places and start for their country places and the various summer resorts. Even the small group of cabinet families has begun to break up. Mru Albert J. Fall, wife of the Secretary of the Interior has settled down in her homo in New Mexico, where she in- tends to stay until autumn. Mrs. Davis. wife of the Secretary of La- bor. departs on May 24 for their until October.
 The event of tho week was the opening Friday of the horse show across the long bridge in Virginia. It attracted horse lovers and ex- pecially from Virginia, Maryland. Delaware and New Jersey. FIT away Missouri was represented by Miss Loula Coombs of Kansas City. who brought her strong. said to be one of tha finest in the United States. Miss Coombs' sister is Mrs. Wayne Ellis wife of commander Ellis, aide to Secretary Denby. Mrs Helen Buchanan Jones. now of Porto Rico. daughter of Gen. James A. Buchanan of Virginia, and Miss Marion Du- Pont of Delaware also entersd noted blue ribbon winners in the various contests.
 The President and Mrs. Harding were not in evidence at the horse show. having accompanied Senator
 IT, TA, sey to the homo of tho latter at Ab- secon, near Atlantic City. for aa ovef Sunday rest. Among tho mem- bers of the party are Sena tor and Mira Joseph Frelinghuysen. the Hpeakar of the House and Mrs. Gil- lette. Attorney General Harry Daugherty. Brig. Gen. Charles Dawes. MT. and Mrs B. 3. xaIsAA. Secretary George D. ChristiAa end General Sawyer.
 Compliment Csn1aus1saasu
 Before leaving on Thursday. tAe President and Mrs. Harding were hosts at luncheon in compliment to the commissioners to the Chile-Peru- vian conference. The guests in- ,cluded the delegates and the ambas- sadors of the two countries. Senator Lodge, Representative John J. Rog- CTS, Under Secretary of State Will liam Phillips and Dr. L. S. Rowe, director general of the Pan-Ameri- can union. This was the first en- [ ainment in honor of the commits ion and Friday evening Secretary s..,a A,rs. Hughes were -hofts to them and a brilliant invited company at the Pan-American building. Later the delegates will be entertained by the variors embaasies q d Jag atfona
 There was much interest in the tennis matches which took place at the White House ground on We'd nesday, where sets were participated in by Mrs. Marion z. Jessup, Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory. R. Norris Williams, Wallace F. Johnson and Watson M Washburn. Previously Mrs. Harding had received 75 mem bers of the Ohio Girls club. who were taken to the White House by their sponsor. Mrs. Frank B. Willis. wife of the senator from Ohio.
 The gaiety of the week was in-' itiated on Monday by General Persh- Ing, who had a large number of well known people to meet Secre- tary of War and Mrs. Weeks. That evening Chief Justice Taft and Mrs. Taft were guests of honor at . din- ner given by Justice William A. Day of the supreme court. Tuesday. Mrs. Harding. who retains her mepnber- ship4 the Senate Woman's Lunch Poindexter to the capitol and lunchsd with her fellow members.
 The Argentine Ambassador and u Mrs. Le Breton were honor gussts at affairs every day during the wesir.