Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-14
WASHINGTON
Society
BY BAXTER

"pStikh AoSss " IH0 0IstS I9bs AIiOuue
Washington. May 13.-Washingtor
society is packing VI, and getting read,
for the summer. Some who expect
Changes are the rule rather than the
exception here in the nations capital
This is so especially in the diplomatic
corps as well as in the army and navy
Reports that despite official deniaI
from Paris, Ambassador Jules ]. JUS
serand will be replaced within a com
paratively short time have caused
genuine regret because of his general
popularity. Should he depart the
Spanish ambassador, Juan Riano. will
be his successor as dean of the diplo-
matte corps.
Although congress will remain on the
job indefinitely the result of the pri-
mary and general elections will mean
nor changes. Already the Indiana
primary indicates that Mrs. Harry New
will return with her husband to their
Hoosier home, while. if her husband is
j. Beverage will resume her former
prominent position in Washington So
ciety. She is the niece of Mrs. Mar
shall Field and was married to Mr..
Beverage in Berlin in 1907.
Several of the best known of the
social set have sailed for Europe. 9th
ers are about to ready to make a start
for their country places and the vari-
GUS summer resorts. Even the small
group of cabinet families has begun
to break up. Mrs. Albert j. Fan, wife
of the secretary of the interior, has
settled down in her home in New Mex
leo. where she intends to stay until
autumn. Mrs. Davis, wife Of the sec
rotary of labor, departs on May "a for
their place at Mooseheart, ILL.,, to re-
main until October.
The event of the week was the open
ing Friday Of the horse show across
the Long Bridge in Virginia. 1t at
tracted horse lovers and experts from
most of the east, but especially from
Virginia, Maryland, Delaware and New
Jersey. Far away Missouri was rep
resented by Miss Loula Coombs, Kan
sas City, who brought her string, said
to be n of the finest in the United
States. Miss Coombs' sister is Mrs.
Wayne Ellis, wife of Commander Ellis,
aide to Secretary of the Navy DENLY.
Mrs. Helen Buchanan Jones, now Of
Porto Rico. daughter of General James
A. Buchanan of Virginia, and Miss
Marion Dupont of Delaware also en-
tered noted blue ribbon winners in the
various contests.
The president and Mrs. Harding
were not in evidence at the horse show
having accompanied Senator and Mrs.
Walter K. Edge Of New Jersey to the
home of the later at Abescon, near At
lantic City. for an over-Sunday rest.
Other members of the party are Sen
ator and Mrs. Joseph F. Freylinghuy-
sen; the speaker of the house and Mrs.
Gillett, Attorney General Harry NJ.
Daugherty. Brigadier General Charles
Dawes. Mr.. and Mrs. Mclean, Secre-
tary George B. Christian and George
Sawyer.
Before leaving Thursday President
and Mrs. Harding were hosts at a
luncheon in compliment to the COM
missioner of the Chile-Peruvian con-
ference. The guests included the dele
gates and the ambassadors of the two
countries, Senator Lodge. Representa-
tive John ]. Rogers, under Secretary
of State William Phillips and DIR. i. s..
Rowe, director general of the Pan
American union. This was the first
entertainment in honor of the commits
sion and Friday evening Secretary and
Mrs. Hughes were hosts to them and a
brilliant invited company at the Pan
building.
iHcIt WAS mutH Interest III the ten
mis- matches which tool place at the
White House grounds on Wednesday.
where sets were participated in by
Mrs. Marion u. Jessup, Mrs. Molla
Bjurstedt Mallory. Norris Williams.
Wallace f. Johnston and Watson NJ.
Previously Mrs. Harding
had received 70 members of the Ohio
club. who were taken to the
House by their sponsor. Mrs.
Frank B. Wills. wife of the senator
Ohio.
The gaiety of the week was initiated
by General Pershing. who had
1 large number of we'll known people
o meet Secretary of War and Mrs.
That evening Chief Justice
and Mrs. Taft were guests of
NOR at a dinner given by Justice Will
\. Day of the supreme court. Tues
lay. Mrs. Harding. who retains her
membership in the senate women's
luncheon club. accompanied Mrs. Miles /,
'Oindexter to the capitol and lunched
With her fellow members. !
The Argentine ambassador and Mrs. !,
.eBreton were honor guests at af- .
airs every day during the week and |
ice President and Mrs. Coolidge ran I
hem IA close second. but space will not l
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