New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
e.. for Newly Elected Pres
I'd dent of Colombia Among
Series Of Events 10 Mark
week at White House
Cabinet Days at Home
Several Luncheons in Honor
If Mrs. Coolidge; Polo
Rail Shifted TO May 10
n..sa.e, 20 7he Tr.oan.

I.r DAYS served 81 ,'"S -
:. ~ .sIuss s social if Washington tbe
- wednesday night, which the
2'n.; r..,;i.nt and Ms. HARDING gave Tor
.hs 'p,,;dent.eleet o. Colombia, Gen
.,s nv, p.dro Ne! ospins and Senorlte
e,a. go Vim are in Washington on an
u'ps. 'pas,.l visit. being the most i'm
e.0l. .,. The compsny 70 dine was
Per-. po. ore and included Latin
srL'.,Ss, ..;s.n d;nlomats, Dr. L, s. Rove,
taa..sr Aas.'.eD .,seral OF the Par American
80. Sspo- Dor Carlos Tribe H.,
secretary and charge d's8aires O. the
Colombian Legation S'rce October
1921, End others. TIE appointments Toy
,S. d;rrer we're stately and handsome,
,,s show Of spr.ng HoWers beng un-
,.u,iIv beautiful and arranged under
sss immediate direction Of Mrs. Hard
;nr musicale with maCy additional
guests followed
y, Row. entertained a. luncheon
fo- Gsre-al Osp;na thursday, having
,o.able company at the Pan American
I'nion building which is fully equipped
sor such functions, Scnor Tribe also
entertained for his chief. and the visit
of Cclonbia's new President added
ro. little to the socIal attractlvenesS s
Of the week.
Tuesday the President and Ms. Hard
iay received the Womers Overseas
Service League, which was in session
here for several days and for which
Mrs., La-, Anderson. who is an otticia!
Of III. organization. was also hostess.
tn. president of the 100 women. Mrs.
Oswald Chew, Of Philadel phia. was the
rlest OF Mr. and Mrs. Larz Anderson
while in the capital. One OF the pret-
ties. .ribu.es paid during their ses-
SION was the decision to send q copy OF
hook Of poems written by Mrs. a. +.
Ware, OF Robin sdslc MINI, to the
mothers Of .hs women who died in
servioe overseas The AMBASSADOR Of
France, the Ambassador OF Great Brit
an. General Pcrshing and other nota-
bss addressed the women ~ their
meeting a. tie I. v. {. 4 Assisting
". ard Mrs Larz Anderson IN their
entertainment we're their house guests.
Or ard Mrs c. A. Porter. and Mss
Pogg- Porter, Of Boston. Vho spont the
week with ,hon.
HardlnCs MteO1 fiaV
Given By MASK and Wig Club
Two OF the most enthusiastic per
sons 70 witness the antics Of the Mask
and Wig Club Of the University Of
Pennsylvania were President and Mrs.
Harding, tho former applauding and
smiling all during the prcscrtation of
Tell Tales at Polls Thcator, and 60
l1g behind the scenes to congratulate
the students on their fne work. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Beale Mclean were
with tine President and Mrs. Harding
ana the Secretary OF the Treasury, Mr..
Mellon; senator and Mrs. James Il.
"adsWorth jr,, and others occupied the
ADJOINING box. Diplomats. Supreme
cour; justices, Mrs. Frederick II. Gil
lett ard her daughter. Miss Louisa
hoar and others were cons spicuous in
the audience which filed The theater-
., or tnat part of 1t not condemned by
lne building inspectors.
"ednesday gave d showing OF Cab.
net DAYS at home, Mrs. Weeks. wife
OF the Secretary OF War Mrs.. Hoover
WE OF the secretary of Commerce:
Yrs hubert Work. wife ri tho nov
II, ostmaster y, General; Mrs. Henry c
~ " aIiace G and Mrs. James J. Davis, wife
u lhe secretary OF Labor. all rocciv-
ing. Mrs Coolidge was not st nome
l Jo. was Mrs. hughes. upon whom The
uutieS OF entertaining the delocate7 te
the fan-Amerlcan Conference of Won.
w W. 'eit rather heavily. Speaking o+
MS hughes reminds one that SOCIETY
lo,H arc wondering if II was NOR. a.
eidfht or some bit OF sentiment whici
caused Miss Catherine Hughes to 80
tets ts. June H. the day upon which he
is,her r resigned from the Cuprem
0ouf' and accented the nomination 70
resident Of the United State. %
1ef wedding DAY. There is no ars1c
10 tne query as vet.
ne Nioe-President and Mrs. Coo
.nse, VINO arc aoceotinr very few II
I'a'lonS ust nov. were gucs+s at DIN
.ef Monday night Of the Minister q
,as ~ serbs, Greats and Slovenos. an,
PINE Dutch, who had as otho
sIs,s the Ambassador Of A~cantir;
TN TN Mme' l.e Breton, Senator ard Mr.
iYoSara io, Sutherland, Reproscntativ,
~. .-oe.S A. trothingham. Of Nassaci,i,
5'.s, and Mrs. Frothingnam: the ae
,,s1ant 10 the Attorncv General an,
0 ;IrS' Guy Desnard CroT. Goreral Ceor,, -,
e,co ," q o,7ql!cF tlI lieutenant and Mrs. Clar
p,os;I y, eherrl.l. the formcr cid u n,
Me- uies'qent; Mrs. Stephen B. Fl.ins
=, ,'ss LioVeras and Mr. Narinovicb.
n; ' .a9rice l'onnay is Guest
VI ambassador Jussersnd
Another notable dinner oe tho
Amb.s.a1 'ra oi Iesday night, when IN
r,n3 eSSaaor OF rance and Nine. Jusse
sno ,.iia. enteItained IN honor of the chan
s,i ,iOt o. the French Academy Of Az,
sIc q Science. NJ Maurice Donnav an, "
~ =, Anore Chevril!on, Of the Acad,n,, ,
s,s o'ner guests included +he An,b.e
au'f ,,a. C o. Belgium and Baroness 40 Car
49, senator Henry Cabot Lodge. tn,
So Pn,ao Assistant Secretary Of Stafo: Mr.
So. S ooda Bliss, former Unite,
NJ. N93 Amoassador to GERMANY. an,
CosaYld C,s. baYld Jayne Hill. the Librarian O
rsfess' Ny. Herbe-. Putnam W;s
and NJ Imam, Mr.. Owen Wister, NJ
Ms - F.su,, ,ffans Brett Noyes. DR.. an,
p-ot...lah lahkl,n Jameson, Miss Jameson
ynh.s.so' Cn,mand, Of Johns Hopkin
jsnes SH,,,; hrs' Vernon Kellogg, Mrs
ror,os, sullivan, Mrs. John Campbell
tarv ~ ara ", Jules Henry, Secre
7. VI sne French Embassv
s,t.,.- nlhcassador and Nine Jusseran,
taeir vu cnnn a. luncheon Monday 70
djera. NoIntrTwoman, Comtesse d'Au
gate e Nno Is here as the general dele
is.e -. q the French war 6rnh.ns' Re
,,ls-it;gi tgnd ard pho arranred ;h
,sr,;a -;a,q bazaar. dance ana aIi-aroun
Wiii.rs entertainment a, the Ne,
ninr ~ .-s'urday afternoon and cvo
vas b,,, or this entertainment th.r
ere Of 80 -. Of flowers .. a feature 0
wife az oaH1ees. and Nine. Everwijr
;ands b,i e Minister OF the Neither
while NJ. enssge Of tn. tea room
French esbs "fsco had charge Of tn
one o. s'e'. 10 Miss Diana Cum MINIS
,ana, n.es, was Queen of ~ p'ets.es' YVES go soi