The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-07
3YAWNS STYLED AS SOCIAL
 SEASON REACHES ITS PEAK
Nations Capital Nears Fatigue in Gaety Whrl
 Four Months

1 to waver, and the foreign ladies and 1 gentlemen can detect no flow in the l performance that nightly is staged in l Washington. The whole situation has been reduced to a telepathic under standing, and as a cOnsquence host esses think twice these latter days be- fore sending out invitations to unsus- pecting victims. Mercy is at last creeping into that merciless estate tn earistocracy.
 Perceiving folk are quick to under stand that the question flung back and forth in almost every mansion boudoir to the master in his study is, My dear, when do you suppose our guests will decide to go home?" The answer is inevitably, Let us hope they go soon, my dear. Deuced1y jol- ly folk they are, but damnably boring |-what?"
 Nobility never before graced the national capital as it has charmed it these past four months Princes and princesses, titled statesmen, elegant ladies, distinguished delegates, am bassadors and ministers frequent the city and lend added color to it's granted charm. Hostesses and aspir- ing hostesses were not slow to take advantage of the occasion. Matrons have vied with one another to enter tain the debonair gentlemen and their dainty escorts. Engravers are still doing a rushing business
 Leading caraVansaries have not en- a Der II, their bathrooms and dining rooms having been dated up for weeks in advance. Every delegate enter tained first at luncheon, then at din- ner and then at formal evenings Sea ch of the other delegations, then each of the dele gates individually, and then on down through the entire Diplomtic Corps. The Senators had their turn too, and presided over countless func- tions.
 Prince and Princess Bibesco, Prin- cess Cantacuzene, Prince and Prlr- cess Lubornlirsk, Prince and Princess Andres Boncompagni, Baroness de Cartier de Marchienne, Lord and Lady Lee of Fareham, Count and Countess Szechenyi were and still re- main the honored guests at an end less chain of gay affairs.
 Other ladies whose names figure in the daily (now tiring) round of social functions are: Mime. JuSserand of France, Sonora de Riano of Spain, Sonora de Mathieu of Chile, Mime. Le Breton of Argentina, Mrs. Robert Lansing, Sonora Augusta Cochrane de A1encar of Brazil, Lady Geddes, Wis countess d'A1ta of Portugal, Mime. Brun of Denmark, Sonora de Elizalde of Ecuador, Mime. de Cespedes of Cuba, Miss Dominici Cf Venezuela, Sonora J. Antonio Lopez Gutierrez of Honduras, Mime. Grouitch of Jugo- Slovakia, Mime. Verela of Uruguay. Mime. Peter of Switzerland, Sonora de BeecheS of Costa Rica, Sonora de Joubert of the Dominican Republic Sonora de Bianchi of Guatemala, Mime. Stepanek of Czecho-Slovakia, Mime. Blanchet of Haiti, Mime. Sze of China, Mime. Wallenberg of Sweden, Mme. Channorro of Nicaragua, Sonora de Ballivian of Bulgaria, Mme. Mirza Hussein Khan Ali of Persia, Mme. L. Astrom of Finland, Senorita Lefevre of Panama, Mme. Phra Sanpakitch of Siam, Sonora Carlos Uribe, Jr, of Colon bia; Mime. w. H. de Beaufort of the Netherlands, Miss Laura Hard ing, Mrs. J. Horace Harding cousins of the President; Mrs. T. Coleman Dupont, Mrs John w. Weeks, Mrs. Edwin T. Denby, Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes, Mrs. Ira Nelson Morris Mrs. Nicholas Longworth (Alice Roose- velt), Mrs. Elihu Rot and the Mar shall Fields and hosts of others.