New-York tribune., 1922-08-06
.-r;val and Entertainment
= e Marshalls at Washing
,ou Prove Charming Bit
&c Diversion TO Society
MANY Diplomatic Shifts
r,;,.ner Dance and Several
Receptions Given; Senate
women's Club Entertains
., ,,,,ateh to Tho Tr.bsne

anYisg the nrst oa!S oA
- Is as interesting as a capital
~ :. out of season. The arrival of
o. to,mer vice-President and Mrs.
W. 1s.nss R. Marshall proved charming
!. Of social diversion. The visit gave
~. =. "a a chsrmingly arranged luncheon
:. go ~. state dining room at the White
ms. q wednesday, when the President
az H Mrs. Harding entertained MI ano M
nv. NJ Marshall and few otners; MI
MARSHALL presided over the Sehate
ms;,s the President was MEMBER OF OF
thas M body, snd Mrs: Marshal oyer Was. tne
@ s.nate Women's Club, MRS. harSing
sng with the. wives o1 o.nsr r sen
N .ors ali during the perioo Of ene wa, ..,,
q Aside from this small iuncneon psI.s
lar ~ y M,s Harding had Mrs. James M.
When r.nn m,s' fs- formeriy Miss Genevieve
ri"rl 1hU slaughter of the late Speaker Of
sss Honse. Champ Clark, to lunch with
". sae thinos have been almost without
,ots at the White House.
ouite enlivening was the dinner
1ovcs which Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh
ssys for Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Tues
is, nlrht. several hundred of their
oiS friends enjoying the dancing in the
,oof @ ballroom, a charming improvlsa-
.;on which has not counterpart IN
Warrington. Wednesday night there
..s another sort of love feast, Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall and their friends
dining together. Thursday they left
tor Indianapolis.
The Vice esident and Mrs. Cool
,see and Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall ex-
essnged courtesies before the former
left for Boston, and it was the wish OF
Mrs. Coolidge before leaving that the
senate Women's Club, which had sus-
pended meeting until late autumn,
should entertain Mrs. Marshall, who
organized the body. 1t was a joyous
Office building.
Constant Shifts Being
Made in Diplomatic Corps
One finds worlds of interest in the
diplomatic corps. There is constantly
shifting change, diplomats departing or
arriving almost every day. When the
season opens in midwinter, and the
President and Mrs. Harding hold their
diplomatic reception, there will be
scarcely familiar face passing before
them.
The little furry of expectation over
woman secretary in the diplomatic
corps in Washington was ruthlessly
shattered early in the week, when DR..
P Lessinoff announced, in the absence
Of the minister, DR. Panaretoff, in Will
Jamestown, Mass, that he had received
word from the Bulgarian governmen
to the effect that Miss Nadejada Stan
ciof who was reported to succeed DR..
Lessinoff, would not come to Washing
ton, but would instead go to her new
post as first secretary of the Bulgarian
Legation in London. DR.. Lessinof will
therefore, remain in Washington. The
minister and Panaretoff will not return
10 the legation here until early autumn
Miss Ailsa Mellon has fitted between
Washington and New York and Pitts
brgh since early summer, visiting he1
father, Secretary of the Treasury, when
ever opportunity between social duties
permitted, but from now on she will
occupy Avalon, a summer estate near
Pride's Crossing, her father spending
as much time with her as possible
There is probability of the President
and Mrs. Harding paying the Secretary
and Miss Mellon visit if a time ar
rives when the President can shift his
oherous duties to that extent. All Of
Miss MELONS friends are in the vicin-
ny Of Pride's Crossing.
Washington's midsummer interna-
tlonal matrimonial alliance, that of
MISS Elizabeth Howe, daughter of Mrs.
Emerson Howe, of Washington and
New York, to DIR. Alfredo Gonzalez
erado, secretary of the Peruvian En-
oassy, will take place in New York in
stead of in Washington, and the Am
oassador Of Peru and Sonora de Pezet,
VINO are now at Hot Springs, Va, will
60 to New York for the event. The
engagement is brief one. and only
rev besides the Peruvian Embassy
.o,. Will be present at the ceremony.
ssdo Howe Wedding
In New York
For two weeks the Senator's who are
uetalned IN town have made FREQUENT
VISITS to see "A Gentleman From Mis-
sslssippl'" Senator Pomerene. of Ohio.
Senator st David l. Walsh, of Massa-
Nausetts' Senator Thomas J. Walsh, of
1.ai 1M.oin'ana, and others are seen at the
Vile Ws playhouse. The Secretary Of
~ wS., Il hr: weeks, the acting Secretary
y. ", ehe Navy, Theodore Roosevelt, and
vsaefs were in the audience during
sSe week. while the Vice President and
bafA a.s. oooiidge attended the theater just
's.ore leaving for Boston.
,,a! among the important hostesses OF
reAe season will be Mrs. John Ray
msn' snI Mitchell, whose husband is a
saS Hper G OF the Federal Reserve Board,
Sa aa VINO, with him, has taken a resi-
~ ~ lsol wyoming Avenue, where
is.s are now settled. Mr.. Mitchell
D., peen making a brief visit in St.
Hs.s NJ. ant and during his absence, Mrs.
~. 'IeII h mas been in New York; they
i'm however, both at their Washing
s1 nome just now. Mrs. Mitchell has
Charming daughter, Miss Bertha
Nse anderson, who will be among
'ig oebutantes of next season.
The Under Secretary of State and
afs' William Phillips. who have alwavs
N Weoed Wed IN finding charming homes
"a = Washington, have leased Beauvoir,
ana ss,eutitul suburban estate of Canon
:. .u MR. mrs, J. Townsend Russell, located
u. ""oodley Road in tire vicinity of
NJ NJ cathedral of SITS. Peter and Paul.
Lsnn mousse is situated on a beautiful
s.. sol. and from various points on the
csn;tsuIs one catches glimpses of the
capni, Washington Monument, the
psfesslonal ps,fs.s Library and, in fact, a
NJ panorama of the city is given.
ssII u, .. Borden Hartman, whose
nsr planned little semi-political din
nj. parties furnished a diversion of
vi, s,,s,clans lingering in Washington as
as for her other friends. has gone
New York.
fapshooters TO Assemble
AT Balsams for Ten Davs