New-York tribune., 1922-01-02
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Reception for
Public TODAY
New Years Ceremony at the
White House, Abandoned
in Wa. Promises To Be
More Brilliant Than Ever
Long Receiving Line Given
Up: Hughes TO Entertain
Diplomats at Brcakfas;

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WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-The Presi-
seu. ard Mrs. Harding will revive to-
mcrrow the time honored New Years
Dsy reception at tho White Uousc
which has not been observed since he
fnre the World War. The affair, iudeod
hv ;he place il held in other wears. V.ill
ho Tho most brilliant social event of
TIE season, attracting all diplomatic.
Conrres sional and other official life Of
tic capital
The long lire OF guests, which it IS
expected will 'ake several hours To
nsss .he President aud Mrs llard .rg.
viii be colcrful with diplomats in Their
court dress. There will be several
Innovations In arrangements. The
most notable OF these is the abandon
ment Of the long receiving line that in
4orwor years included The wife of the
Vice President and tho wives of all the
Cabinet officers Standing below the
chief hosts
Hosts to Receive Alone
The President and Mrs. Harding viii
,oceivo alone. The Cabinet members
ard their wives Will first greet thci,,
hosts on the second floor Of the White
House and descend the grand stairway
With them. where behind the line they
viii be joined by group including
thu Speaker and Mrs. Gllctt. the
hicf Justice and Mrs. Taft. and other
important members Of the official
ranks.
IN other years the receiving lines
No'e tedious in their length. thereby
losing much Of dignity and causing un~
necessary hardships.
Of the other ambassadors here those
rom Spain and Belgium and The am
bassador from Peru. Senior Pczet. hsvc
hccn present at former Ncw Years
Day receptions as lesser members of
'seir emba ssics. AS have the ministers
rom Norway. Denmark and Portugal.
Another event of only SECONDARY
brillianco Will be held earlier in the
mornn~. it will be the New Years
Day diplomatic breakfast Of tho Sec
'ctary Of state and Mrs. Hughes. 1t
viii be held at tlc Pan American
Union building and will ac attended Sv
several hundred members of the diplo-
matte corps
These two events. which will bring
cut hundreds Of Washingtonians. in
addition to ;hc foreign cnvoys in their
full court regaia viii be augmented
Is smaller affairs. The homes of most
Of the Cabinet members Will be open.
With \ larger number Of open house
p,r,cs at residences than in previous
years. to-morroW promises return Of
The New ears Day OF the past which
Was the eayest Of the cntifc season
Miss Gore a Bride January II
The marriage Of Miss Nina Gore,
daughter Of former Senasor Thomas T.
Core. Of Oklahoma. and Mrs. Core. to
Lieutenant Eugene l.. Nidei. L. S. A..
whose engagement was announced two
weeks ago, will take place in St Mar
csrets Church at 1870 O'clock Wed
nesday afternoon. January II, the
rector Of TIC church. officiating. The
ceremony viii be followed by q rnoop-
lion at Tic Congressional Club
Miss Cores maid OF honor win hc
Miss Margaret Young. OF Oklahoma.
who has frequently visited her here.
and he1 four bridesmaids Will DC Miss
Marporc Little. Of Philadelphia: Miss
Rosa Maye Kendrck. daughter of SEN
stor and Mrs. kcndrick. Of Wyoming;
Miss Dorothy Mondcll, and Miss Esther
.NcNann.
The AmbaS= =ador Of japan and
Baroness Shidohara rccriveG tho mem
b'rs or the Japanese delegation and
OF the embassy this morning
The Ambassador OF Peru and Sonora
Dc Pezczt entertained the members of
their family. tho embassy staff and
iow additional friends at dinner this
evening IN their apartment at Ward
man Park Hotel
Or. David Jayne Hill. former Ambas
Sador 10 Germany and Mrs. Hill will
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