The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-03-05

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than the Vice President. also Mrs.
Coolidge, were honored that day at
a dinner with Mrs. John B. Hender-
son as hostess. That being the
FIRST Wednesday in the month. all
of the wives Of the Cabinet officers
would have been at home, IL 1t had
not been Ash Wednesday.
Thursday things we're a bit livelier
than on Wednesday. And Friday
the Postmaster General. Will II.
Hays, gave a dinner for the Pres
ident and Mrs. Harding that even
ipg-mark you. two dinners and
Cabinet dinners in one week for
the Hardings. According to pre-
cedence he should have given that
party several weeks sooner but
was down in Florida resting up.
This dinner Friday was a last fur
~ as an official. as he went out of
ONCE and assumed his new duties
with the motion picture corpora
tions yesterday. The Swedish Min
lister and Mime. wallenberg had a
distinguished company for dinner
Thursday as did Senator and Mrs.
John B. Kendrick. The Belgian
Ambassador and Baroness de Car
tier were also dinner hosts Thurs
day.
The Italian Embassy staged a
big party Thursday when a club
composed Of all Italians living IN
Washington and the members of
the embassy stan all met there ana
celebrated. Thomas Nelson Page.
former United States Ambassador
to Italy, made an address on that
occasion. Louise Con, daughter Of
the Guy COTS, had a big bridge
party that afternoon, most of her
guests being the seasons deou-
tantes. One Of the series Of Junior
league dances came orr on Fri.
day and there were quite a Few
dinners preceding 1t and I could not
see that any one stayed away pc
cause II was Lent The Chinese
Minister and Nine. SIZE, who are so
extremely popular here. had guests
for dinner Friday evening-they are
giving a series of Official dinners
during Lent-and so did Senator
and Mrs. Truman H. Newberry.
Mrs. James Reed, wife of Senator
Reed, had a luncheon party for
Mrs Coolidge that day and that
evening the Remount Association
gave another of its series of forse
shows at the Riding and Hunt
Club. shows that attract the elite
whether horse lovers or not. The
Riding Club up stairs and down
was fiIIed to OVERLOOKING. General
Pershing was there to see his
string of thorughbreds show off,
ridden by one of his aides
CooLIDGEs HoNORED
BY BULGARIAN MINISTER.
Yesterday the Coolidges were
again guests of honor, the Bull
garian Minister and Nine. Panaret-
off giving a dinner for them the
Coolidges had rather a busy week.
j should say! 1t was rather busy
week anyway. but still towards
the end most of us did get a
chance to draw a leisurely breath
for a change. This week won't
be dull either! President and Mrs.
Harding are to be given a dinner
by the Secretary of Commerce and
Mrs. Herbert Hoover. Vice PreEi-
dent and Mrs. Coolidge will be
honor guests at a dinner which
the Sees will give. Mrs Coolidge
will be guest of honor at Mrs.
Victor Kauffmann's luncheon party.
A group of diplomatic bachelors
will stage their dance and Vaude-
VILE stunts at the MONTGOMERY
Country Club, a party which mas
been twice postponed. Several
dinner parties are arranged TO
precede it. Representative and
Mrs. Thomas B. Dunn will give
two dinners. Mrs. Grafton Minot
has planned at least one dinner
for the week. The One Hundred
Club will have the last OF their
series of dances, also a postponed
function. 1t Is to be a fancy dress
ball at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Breckenridge Long. Mr.. Long
was formerly Third Assistant Sec
Rotary of State and is about to
run for Senator from Missouri. He
is from ST. Louis and ran in the
last election, but not successfully.
The army dance, one of a series
given by a group of army officers
in town, a party postponed because
of the Roma disaster, will take
place this week. Mrs. Arthur Tir-
rell will give the last OF her Sc
ries of luncheon parties as will
won't be dull.
NEW CABINET COUPLE
TO BE IN PROCESSION.
Tuesday, the day OF the wsllaces'
dinner for the President and Mrs.
Harding, she went up to the Capitol
- hear her distinguished husband
address Congress ard, as usual, had
several friends with her. The next
time Mrs. Harding has q state re-
ception there will BE- a new Cabinet
couple in the procession which fol-
lows the President and his wife
from their private quarters upstairs
into the blue room-the Postmaster
General and Mrs. Hubert Work. DR..
Work took over the duties Of VIII
Hays yesterday. The Works, like the
Hayses, live at wardman Park Ho-
tel, 20 We still have i've Cabinet
families housed At the one hotel.
And Mr.. Hays, though he has gone to
New York, where he viii have his
headquarters, has not given up his
apartment at wardman Park Hotel
yet. has Just closed II.
The Works are quite widely
known in Washington, for they have
entertained and been entertained a
great deal. Mrs. Work was formerly
Miss Laura Arbuckle. Of Madison.
Indiana. They have two sons and a
daughter. DIR. Philip Work, of Pueb-
10, Robert Work. of San Francisco,
and Mrs. A. W. Bissell, OF Chicago.
The Works came here from Pueblo
though DR.. Work was born I'm Eenn-
sylvania- He practiced medicine in
Pueblo for twenty-five years and
before that in Fort Morgan. Colo.
He Is now president of the Ameri-
can Medical Association.
When the United States entered