New-York tribune., 1922-01-15
proeram Opened on Mon
day With Big Reception
md Dinner for Hardings
h Secy. and Mrs. Hughes
Al Attend Charity Ball
rrents Meet Traditional
Social Activity of the
CAPITAL in the New Year
....., n.snn.ch 10 rho rr,bnn,

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-, and that of 1922 was not an eN-
..,,;on. one big and important event
.,i,ou,no another il rapid succession.
Nordsv nigtt opened with the Presi-
aon. and Mrs. Harding attending the
a;,,.r riveu in their honor by Secre-
tar Of State and Mrs. Hughes. after
vs;ch they attended Washington's an
tusl Charity Ball for the benefit OF
Ae Children'z Hospital and Tuesday
rirht they dinod, though quite in
formally, with Attorney General
Daugherty.
The President and Mrs. Harding held
their first reception in honor Of the
diplomatic corps on Thursday night.
+, noin. of brilliancy the diplomatic
,scepiion was never eNcclled in the
,i..orv Of the White House, the corps
ssrinc almost Its full quota of nearly
.m- hundred members, TO which were
,daed the Foreign Affairs and Foreign
Relations committees OF Congress, the
surreme Court delegates to the con-
ference and persons Of official society
vsile many unofficial persons from
Washington and other cities were
/ shored among the guests. The dec
,rs.;ons OF the drawing rooms were o
V..e more profuse than for other oc-
..s;ons. and the court uniforms of the
.'' ,d tho ;nnortad oov,,s oe
dlp'o"a'S "''' so'' 40 w
me women leh' Il lar more ght'erlng
aspect than ooiains at any other state
ilnctlon; ,v ~
For the Gi'lter ana oaii Monoav
riga' MIS- hapU'nE Wole charming
fovr whicn' Wnlie peI1ee'iy aoapted to
ne dinner was not III any sense
ball gown III was Io' eIaoorate even
foi dinner pai'I' thougn le was love
r. The goods was thln' IKE Georgette
crepe and o. SOY gray Tone hand,
s0ney oeaoeo il" opa anu elysls
Ys~ss s'ar,sd we'll up on the shoulders. being
hid in in slightly blouse fashion at
;ne waist and extending INTO snort
Haln, Inc same ieng mes were sno@n
'l the pahsleu llols VI 1ne gown;
! E@ltlns az .ne sgIaie ne. n.,'e .,n amn
Y .n II s'.gn''s m.'n q ,'ai ~ ~ s'lu.s
oIenIe. 'ue same smaue 90 .i'av ~
vnen Ine entlle tg"n CIV. wss tas t;s'a; hlou,;su;
10 carry out .ne e"ecl' Ihe oeau.llus
esaen ian. s1.pps.S an" .sn9 sn9es were ol
Ss same aeep orcnlI snaue ana she
's -s' ..uiosr N,rI Vto''"a Had; ,,ei uo,.,
1 aas Caly !e"e's MIS- larolhg wore ,
,'s Ms .I. =. .'.e. VI, ..e It.nlu sei1
orrsmsrs s1au s0Cu' & '', ~ W. s,a
,;or ,n",,r.i saId III ,'S .i..'. aeSep-
,e,srv vac ons nS'u Mrs no e"e be;
dsncb,or w NJ Ca,tn r GUY I1,,.,,a1 49,
ioneJ ,hs ,f. ,i'o 1,.a; rusHes'
Manv n tla a;.;,,el,I a11.l N,s i;isn
lou ua' va W 'lIe ula1ii'su ulSneo guests IKE
War .nJ Mra LauE W.. - '.ie SSeoletalS os
the Varr sna a,s ani " Me-, eeAs; Nne secretary ot
bIars of trnas .'s poN ne sai'le
Darture Of the eucst oc'uIo and tho 'ne ba1l
quite tho 10 srcoss ,s s'eS'S' anu 'ne ;,,: ca.i
4 SsId @ bsro rne argest ana most prlIl1ant
many seais' "e"' e"yly oi'
hughes Invites New York
Persons to Meet President
With commerdohlo ;ao .,,. c
q tary of Stat AND NJ 11,'nt ~ eo1
4 lowed the cns.on s~u 'ass' nuehes ioi.
member in inv;t;nc go. eeen .ho edna,:s p,r;
i dent and the frst 1sd.' w. 80 81 'ne ,l a.
4 tinguished nersons 05 s. -. '"e 49,; iano u.s.
i states. Ir .he d;nn I'm eneii OwiI
i Senator Henry C.h". .I,,.' eo'lpany @ "els
j and Mrs os..r aoT. Looge, senator
/ tatlve S,enhon opnuel"ooo' hepresen-
/ Edward Resis ~ YER MI, ana Mrs'
Slater and Me- 1'Egah' M1s. nope
I Senator and NJ raoei Doaru man =
worth ir S.. James W. aos-
N. Calder ~ "itu Nls' NlillaH
State and Nv ilogt SecreIary OF
who besore ,n 'Ieiiy rrather fietcher'
yum rLsrs VII proceed 70 BEL
resen. ,S;l m,. r'e'cher VIII rep
NJ. and NJ 'uu....S @s anoassador;
on ssns.;ai, III iiehiy nitc' who came
most ,o,a!iy ;mm 1oI 'he oinner and all
York. Nv Wy 1cluineo 20 Ne"
Nr .ra I'; "a; ana MRS. oharles y. Hills
and M.u u MS: lanes Il. Sheheid, Mr
NJ, 'I's. ~ Faui -. Cravath and Mr.. and
/ C,ts.s,a C, Snaries e. Evans Hughes Jr.. Miss
49,. ss'ne n,. hughes appears at all such
Nv, T! T..n her parents:
ball . nuehes wore tor the dinner and
;J ;ssi;a,g gown OF black and gold brocade
uusre ,a rao w'Sn a small pointed tram
sils Mes vecA ana an angel sleeves OF black
.ssbionsa-d, s-,ss hugnes wore slenderly
sJor 49, se one piece gown OF copper
ase ~ tSe4ulns' sl shadlng Almost lnoo 8
,,so .s 'ae shape being. given by string
NM mntass aooue 'he long waist hne
i s' The hs1 S11ecnenyi. who bought box
ssband shan 'a.l ana occupied 1t with hel
ssn NIos a'u Sgionel ana Mrs. Sher-
iss 60 ca.1 ai'1 for part OF the evening
alan IIihapa,o, Iihas, granddaughter OF the
las s seliow IeSa's e.. IL was fashioned is oi l
.asnile sorn, ;,5@. S@'!n, 'hlck stfanos ol
sapery ~ 49, eSSeis on .ne po'l,co
'as shoulder - ".s,' @n9 lalllns oSel eve.
'ers bsss,,;4,,i .oii" sleeVes. ohe