New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
CapitalGiver,
Foretaste of
Winter Gayety
Several Events of Particular
Importance Held, With
Program, Promising More
Brilliant Future Affairs
White House Life Quiet
Many Families of Congress
sionaI Set Are i'm Washing
ten for Special Session
White House Life Quiet
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.seA 5sy and more important ones
z.su;ssa for later on. Life at the
Esss Hsase scarcely differs from that
~ t1e simplest home In the capital,
sEs President having Secretary of War
Weeks and some of his Senatorial
friends with him for short time in
he evenings OF perhaps to take lunch
with him, but really having no one in
he nature Of formal visitor. Re-
perts from the White House are that
| Mrs Harding continues to improve
.esly bat steadily and that her con-
vsleseence will be long one. She
sees Only the President, members of
.hs family and few intimate friends,
aud then only for a short time.
There is g runor that President
Esyding may give diplomatic stag
timer, or perhaps two Of them, to
nrs, but the rumor may have little
. gndation.
The Vice. President and Mrs. Cool
se are arriving from Massachusetts
| ID will xssume residence in their suite
4 the New Willard, where the hotel
aanagenent &urns things into as much
aa home for them as is possible In
| ,ruhiio place. As they have not seen
| Aslr sons, John and Calvin Coolidge,
,lses they entered school at the Mer-
sysburg Academy in Pennsylvania at
ise beginning of .tha term, Il is prob
sSIe that they will either Join their
cssents here for the Thanksgiving
wriod or that the Vice President and
Kn. Coolidge will 30 TO Pennsylvania.
gasrs is more than even the usual New
. rsgjand perseverance IN the school
He oi John and Calvin Coolidge and
oothing is permitted to interrupt their
s.udies.
Many of Congressional Set
families Return to Capital
Ths opening Of the called session
II Congress- on Monday has brought
many families Of the Congressional set
asck 10 the capital, but there will not
pss real settling down In that branch
Il lifo until Decesnher l. Then there
Tlll bs good deal Of dYeartness be-
cause Of so many prime favorites dis
appearing from offctsl ranks. Senator
aud MRS. Frank 3. Kellogg who re-
| turned from the West some days after
she tsscAqn,. remained in Washington
sniyatnrs e thort time end then went
o hat sssiRgs, Va, for the cure. They
! sillsssams to Washington, however.
tas tee spsdins session.
ssaseaf and Mrs. Joseph 8. Frel1ng-
augssa sre also TO be in Washington
Monday, Mrs. Frelinghuysen succeeds
ars. lrEng LeTaroot as president of the
Jongressionsl Club on the retirement
i Irs Lenroot, induced by long ILL.
aess, but it is not likely that she Will
cave much heart in, continuing the
social work Of the club as usual. In
set much of the sparkle and life IS
taken from the club, each time the
Senate and House exceeds themselves
IN changes in those bodies, the last
sason Of a politician In the capital
Selug naturally enough quite. dreary.
Senator lie Baron Colt, Of Rhode
Island, is arriving for the session, but
MS family Will not join him here until
,hs first Of December.
The Senate circle will give two deb
ataRtes to the season-Miss Emily
Dial, daughter of Senator and Mrs.
Nathaniel Dial, of South Carolina, and
Miss Margaret Sutherland, daughter of
Senator and Mrs. Howard Sutherland.
Of West Virginia, who will enjoy their
ast season in the Senatorial set. Miss
Sutherland Will make her debut the
middle Of December.
Luncheons and dinners at embassies
aud legations are of exceedingly fire.
quent occurrences and during the week
6aroness dc Cartier had guests in to
luncheon to meet Mr.. Bourquin, of the
University OF Belgium, and Nine. Bour
quin, and members of the embassy staff
also entertained. Despite the picket
lng at the British Embassy there were
sveral dinner parties and luncheons,
he Ambassador leaving Thursday for
Boston, where he remained only long
enough TO make an address and re-
Nrned the following day Mr.. Hugh
gTenant. secretary TO the Ambassa-
lor, accompanied him to Boston. Sir
Eae Geddes, the Ambassadors brother,
came TO the embassy as visitor at
she end of the week and will remain
Sar several days. during which time
here will he, some entertaining for
nm. A dinner tonight was small
cut interesting affair. An unusual VS.
tor at the British Embassy in mid
week WAS the Rev. DR.. John McNeiii,
pastor of the Fort Washington Presby-
.srian Church of New York City, who
sas the neighbor Of Sir Auckland and
lady Geddes in Edinburgh, Scotland.
secretary and Mrs. Hughes
slests at Brazilian Dinner
The Secretary 'tof State and Mrs.
gearles Evans Hughes enjoyed their
ast really large dinner of the au-
NHn at the Brazilian Embassy
Wednesday, night, when the Anbassa-
lot, Mr. Augusta Cochrane de Alencar,
eieerased Brazil's independence Nine.
Lama. wife of the former Brazilian
Mnassador TO Washington and now
efsiEs his country in that capacity
the Court Of st. James's acted as
aaAesa for the Ambassador, who is
sssaehed. Nine. da CANA formerly was
,s Hearn, of New York, and heT
w.fsge to Mr.. da Cana while he
~. Anbassador in Washington took
rs.. rss At the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
a ~ q. Gary in New York. Nine.
uaaa is the guest while here of
IS. S.'U and Mrs. r. Fl. Jordan, as is also
- ~ son, Mr. Morris r. Volcka son
ss,:i aer first rnarriage-who accom-
4.sa her from London. Besides the
ssiary and Mrs. Hughes, Mr.. de
Mesf also had the Ambassador Of
a,ssas es and Mlae. Jusserand, the AM
a. aor Ts. OF Peru and Nine. de Pezet,
Ns,is aoer Secretary of State and Mrs.
! Ism .i fhillips, who are now settled
Roo5saI beautiful suburban home on
.sms4ss hoad; and number of dip
ugs oi counttres e1jaeent to his
sasr;. 5Mnle. da Cana enjoyed much
hssaiisy ~ both from diplomats and
T,s while in the capital.
etner visitors who awakened
ss sa., ssoeialiy d bit were Mr.. and Mrs.
ssss'l bradley, WHO after q brief mid
lori saS Ssaencs here will go to New
pals 1 an WIZ leave Washington with
he ouaysss .ment IN some fashion