New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Society Begins
Annual Exodus
At Washington
,-,.,,s;nments for Chile
i Peru Delegates and Visit
mo British Officers Are
Among the Final Affairs
official Set to Remain
IT,. Harding Sets Record
-" IN Taking Capital Women
an Trips on Mayfiower
n..,o,rh 70 The rrbu-e

q. peie;y IS oeeihh'"s '.' P''e '"ae e
,umner months, the entertain
81. Chuc.Peu delegates. the
Z w..s,,sinmert ~ for the British
-. 81 the Raleigh and a lew Ike
f.,,s 80, being the last faint cries
~, smart set. Ofhoial society,
~ -, will cling 20 the capital until
i'''.s, ,Siourns and as long as the
lsisl'u u...e and Cabinet homes are
~" W. Harding is fond Of the
.sior. perhaps more so than
% ,',,sss +. has had for admins
ny 80. most Of them. beginning
rtn'T.s, T,,...ss Abigail Adams and con
,..sirg al along the line' hnoing muen
i',s y, prOof q their disgruntled minds
%. -, subject is clearly a matter OF
q ~. ~ Hosse history when one con
"hN 80 ebsnges made in the man
i'.'s '.'s.V ~ A. is furnishings by almost
-. - .',-,,n down 20 the present time.
"gy p.ossvelt had a complete res.
~ ~ the White House made
',.'vgs - pp.,o-date additions as fltted
~ - s,sstsr Republic, so Mrs. Iaft'
J" "t'rswsd her. took II just as she
.5s and did nothing more tnsn 70
-, ~, -, social form OF entertainihe
49, 4 more comfortable. MIS-
70 ,,,., -, -, first wife OF the former
VS.. 49,, had A number OF changes
- ~. ,,.,,ipally in the attic or DOR
~. -. 81 the mansion. and so Tar
~ ~ u,,sinr saws II is all right. =.
NJ - - hut the four walls OF
49, Wii,s House arc historic, since
". ~. SIS. LADY strives 20 make as
r,sv changes as possible. when MIS-
p,,i;ng entertained the WOUNDED men
o. bSspitsls IN and near Washington
v,.5.s.ssv afternoon several hundred
- ,ss- hobbled through the rooms;
...s being carried In chairs. beyona
sn,b, msnv OF them expected 70 hnd
..~sr,5 rieees Of furniture preserved
-o.eum.lke. such as. perhaps ehair
,bs Adams. Jefferson or Madison Al
...,.,,stion. 4 stool. q mirror or some
arg 10 indicate former tenancy, out
,sthlrg much VAS discovered save some
yd pieces Of china IN the eaoinet on
II ~rognd floor Of the residence. re-
- furniture. which might add such
!. ..,ractivc feature. has found place
-snv humble homes Of Washington
- e,bcr cities through the old estao-
rS8 rgle Of selling government prop
,-,- /, auction. and not long ago an
80, wife. IN going 70 the home OF
IA ts.rs cook who was III, -ovnd tne
ag, cfrely SET with fat table ware
-sfs white House"
III, Cken Aboard Flagship
BM William Pakenham
Alniral Sir William Pskenbaum hela
i.nlisnt reception on board his nag
fa the Raleigh. Monday afternoon,
.-..-.s;n,-- an those who had feted
liz AID his officers. lie was a Seniai
lest, 8, well as a genial guest l whlIe
Warrington. Captain Arthur brom, ,
lv. commander Of the ship, assisted
es admiral IN receiving the guess
fhz Lieutenant Leicester 81 1onn
l.rlon. Howe also aided. Inc guests
neived and who later wandered TNei
Z, Aower-ladened decks OF the snip,
,,luded the Ambassador OF SteSS n
.-tsin and Lad ieddes and a iul'
,nplement Of IN nbsssy stan Gen
al pershing. General Bliss, AetihE
,,,etary Of the Navy and Mrs. Ihe9-
.-e Roosevelt. Admiral Rodman. "a
val Rodgers. Mr.. and Mrs. Cnsfie'
INNER Hamlin, Miss Hamlin; Miss ;.
,era we'll. Miss Gladys Vsndero'Il
4, Thomas T. GaF, Mrs. }. boroer
hartman and many others. o.. VII
The last dinner in honor OF sir " II.
An and his staff officers was tnat OF
Monday night given by the Acting sec
r,tsry OF the Navy and Mrs. Theodore
poosevel, when they had few otnei
ss,s,, besides. Colonel and mrs
S.,pLen I n. Slocum entertained OH
vil,m and his staff at luncheon Mon,
tsy. tuesday the Raleigh welgheu
iieke,. A number Of ports await tne
VS., Of the Raleigh, and everywhere
sr william will be found a perfect
gsss, and a king Of hosts. -.
4 charm rg rule carried OUT a. sns
British Embassy when the AmoassaooI
,sa LADY Ceddes entertain is 10 nave
Al o. the members OF the embassy
s1H assist. not by standing in line out
y circulating among and caring Tor
he quests This was done az the re,
s,5iion and dance which Sir Auekishu
lii LADY Ceddes gave for Sir William
Fsssnham during = his visit Lacy
Csdtss wore a charming gown Of "ni'e
's-t,1 ceiicatciy brocsded in a design
q gold roses, the top Of the bodice
s,irg banded with gold ribbon ana
tale. The not too narrow NOT 700
I.0rt skirt had side draperies Of white
ale. and a large pink velvet rose he4u
- gifdle a. the left side. She wore a
Nr,t;h Of gold leaves in her SIMPLY
irfingtd eoaure. and finishing, tne
costume was a little gold lace and EN- .
..''.asry bag hanging from her arm a
ag being ar important part OF Lazy
s,c5es's costumes. There was some
;iaeing in the ballroom. though the
Sovisi condition prevented any very
"sy steps. Adding an unusually
..s,'ty feature 90 the entertaining was
=. garden thrown open TO a large
laIiy tof the srst time and serving as
: aslgsiful sitting out place for the
wager guests. who sought the shaded
WI Many young girls who had had
iasre previously in entertainment
ne British officers were asked 10
. reception.
ass Anna Hamlin, who, with her
,is, Mr. and Mrs. Charles s. Ham
sTersl times entertained for the
80; wore a lovely gown Of Venetian
lace. the skirt extended over q
~ either side.
= Grace Vanderbilt wore a charm
roek o. orchid chiffon, her slip
and other accessories Of toilet
sd delightfully."- refreshing color
~ Mildred Bromwell, who was also
80 for the British guests. wore an
r"e gown Of white, and her house
iS Miss Margaret Flint. Of New
M wore softly-drsped gown Of
~ ~. Georgette crepe.
5.Il,nd Piper Greets
ns With Lively Tune
a. sS'ovelty at the reception on board
y,,. aeeigh Monday, as we'll as a COM
novelty 70 General Pershing
" was his reception being marked
s,,,s; osgpiper in Highland costume