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Lunch for Mrs. Coolidge.

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Lunch for Mrs. Coolidge.
Mrs. Coolidge was the guest in
| whose honor Mrs. Dunn. Wife Of Rep.
| resentative Thomas b. Dunn OF Ne"
York. entertained At luncheon si1ss1. at wsns shs
seated at one long table. which had
pretty arrangement OF early spring
blossoms. Those asked to meet Mrs
Coolidge were Nine. Grouitch. wife
of the minister Of the Serbs. Croats
and Slovenes; Nine. Peter. wife Of ths
minister of switzerland; Mrs. Fred
erick H. Gillett. Mrs. William Calder
Mrs. Charles A. Culberson and heI
sister. Mrs. Schluter; Mrs. Joseph IT.
win France. Mrs Andrieus A. Jones
Pomerene. Mrs. John K, Shields; Mrs
Ernest H. Ackerman. Mrs. Frederick
A. Britten, Mrs. Ira c: Copley; Mrs s
| Wallace Dempsey. Mrs. Hamilton
Fish IT.; Mrs Fredsriek snSkb,on c; HiSks Mrs
Madden, Mrs Walter w. Magee. Mrs
| James H. Mann, Mrs. Frank w. Mon
dell. Mrs. Andrew J. Montague. Mrs
Luther W. Mott. Mrs; James 5
Homer P. Snyder, Mrs. walter R
Stiness Mrs. Allen T. Treadway. Mrs
T. De witt Talmage. Mrs. Wilton J.
Lambert, Mrs. Perry S. Heath.
Mrs. John Temple Graves and her
guest, Mrs. Magill: Mrs. Joseph w
Henry F. Dimock, Mrs. Francis s.
Nash. Mrs. Charles G. Matthews. Mrs
l Delos A. Blodgett, Mrs. Victor Kaun-
mann. Mrs. Mitchell. Mrs. Cunning
ham Hall. Mrs. Charles c. McChord
Mrs; Frederick D; ;,,,; McKenney; lS s;,S.rs Mrs
Downey. Mrs. Mary stewart. Mrs
George T. Marye, Mrs. William
| Kearny Carr. Mrs. Albert L. Mills
Mrs. Chandler, house guest OF Mrs
Walter r. Stiness; Mrs. Sara Lee
Phillips, Mrs. William F. Dennis, Mrs
cliffe. Mrs. Charles r Howry and
her house guest, Mrs. Davidson; Mrs
E. C., Cole, Mrs. Whiteford Cole, Mrs
| Teall of Little Falls, N. Y. Mrs
Harry Brown, Mrs. Frank Taylor oi
Rochester, N. Y; Mrs. Arthur Hamil'
Miss Julia Maths, Miss Flora Doyle
Miss Callie Doyle, Miss Mary Temple
Miss Louise Lacey, Miss Flora Wilson
and Mrs. George H. Taylor, daughter
Of the hostess.
Secretary of Agriculture, and Mrs
William s. Kenyon. wife Of the junior
senator from Iowa, will be guests o.
honor at an afternoon reception a
the Congressional Club Saturday, Feb.
ruary 25, from 4 tot o'clock, wher
the ladies Of the Iowa delegation II
Congress will be hostesses.'
The Chief Justice OF the Suprem.
Court and Mrs. William Howard Taft
were the guests of honor at a dinner
company entertained last evening BY
| other guests including Representa-.
tive and Mrs. James r. Mann, Judge
Clay Stone Briggs of Texas, Maj. Gen
Tasker H. Bliss, governor Of the Sol.
diers' Home: Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Saw.
yer, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry But.
The Chief Justice will go to New
York to spend the week end with hi,
brother and sister-in-law. Mr.. anG
Mrs. Henry W. Taft, in their home or
Park avenue. He will return tc
Washington Sunday evening.
Mrs. Taft was the guest Of honor a,
luncheon Yesterday Of Mrs. Van De.
vanter, wife of Associate Justice vii.
lis Van Devanter.
Senator and Mrs William M. Calder
ner last evening at the Chevy Chase
Club for the members of the New
York delegation in Congress and
others. Covers were laid for sixty
eight, and among the guests were
Senator and Mrs. Joseph Irwin
and Mrs. Wainwright, former Repre-.
sentative and Mrs. Edmund Plat, Mr
and Mrs. Eugene Meyer, IT.; Mrs
Thomas F. Walsh, Mrs. Justin Nc
CArthy, jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles An
gell OF New York. house guests Of the
hosts, and Senator Calder's sonrin- "
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert C.
Lee.
! Representative and Mrs. Charles C.
Kearns will give a reception at the
George Washington Inn Saturday
evening at $3.50 o'clock to former res
idents of the sixth congressional dis
trict of Ohio now located in this city
Representative and Mrs. J. Har,
Fem of Connecticut entertained al
luncheon at the Capitol today fol
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A. Griswol6
Of Weathersfeld. Conn.,. having
among other guests Mrs. E. ]. Rob.
bins Of Weathersfield, who is spend.
ing several weeks with Representa-.
tive and Mrs. Fem.
Mrs Fenn and Mrs. Charles Bf Tim.
berlake, wife Of Representative Tim.
| berlake Of Colorado. held . reception
yesterday afternoon in thefapartmen'
| Of Mrs. Fem at tho Connecticut, wher
several hundred guests paid their re.
spects. The drawing room, library
and dining room were bright will
spring flowers, red decorations pre-
yailing in the dining room,, where tes
vas served.
Assisting the hostess during tn,
! afternoonS were Mrs. George p. Nc,
Lean, wife Of Senator Mclean of Con.
| necticut; Mrs. James p. Glynn ant
Mrs. Richard p. Freeman, both o1
| Connecticut, and from Colorado Mrs
! Ti m oarIa ke had Mr8 Edward r. Tav
lor and Mrs. Guy U. Hardy. Other,
assisting were Mrs. T. Frank Appleby
| Of New Jersey, Mrs. Charles r. Con.
| nell Of Pennsylvania. Mrs. Percy E
Quin Of Mississippi. Mrs. Fred Den.
| nett and Mrs. Harry K. Taylor OF
Hartford, Conn. Mrs. Robbins, house
guest Of Mrs: Fem. also assisted.
The fancy dress dance Of the 100
Club, which was postponed owing