The Washington herald., 1922-02-05

number of prominent lawyers were
invited to both the judiciary din
ner and the judiciary reception at
the White House. lE
By the way, the converting Of the
American Bar Association in this
city the week of February 10. will
bring many distinguished barris-
ters to Washington. and there are
to be a number Of interesting din
ner parties that week in connection
with the convention. Judge and
Mrs. Clarence Goodwin. of Chicago,
who stayed at Wardman Park Hotel
for a few days about a fortnight
ago. are coming back shortly when
they will be at Wardman for an in
definite period, and they viii ,give q
dinner at the New Willard on Feb
ruary % in compliment to Chief
Justice and Mrs. William Howard
Taft. Judge Goodwin is chairman
of the American Bar Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Severance will give a
dinner the same evening, and Mr..
and Mrs. William Draper Lewis
will also have q dinner party in
compliment to DR.. William II.
Welsh, of Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity. After dinner all of these par
ties will assemble In the willard
ballroom, when DR.. welsh will
make an address.
WARM WELCOME GIVEN
EDWARD T MELONS. 49,
The Edward T. MELONS who have
been visiting the Secretary of the
Treasury. have been honor guests
at a grfst OF parties-more good
excuses. you see! Another stranger
to whom Washington extended a
warm welcome is little Mrs. John
Sherman Williams. Before her mar
riage in Spain last July she was
Countess Rosita de Texada and
granddaughter of Baron de Treilles
all names prominently Identified
with the history of Spain When
be met and married his little bride,
Mr.. McCaIlum was in the United
States consular service and the
wedding took place in Bilbao.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCallum are now
visiting his mother. Mrs. Sherman
Mrs. Josephus Daniels, wife of tho
McCallum.
former Secretary of the Navy, and
her mother, Mrs. David Worth Bag
ley, who are visiting Mrs. william
II. Bagley, have been much enter
tained too. They had luncheon
Tuesday with the British Ambassa-
dor and Lady Geddes. and Monday
Mrs. Bagley gave a bridge party at
the Washington Club for her guests,
and so IT was until they left the
middle of the week for New York.
The Cabinet circle OF the last ad-
ministrstion was extremely popular
and as members of It return to the
Capital they are all given a truly
warm welcome Already sipce New
Years We have had Mrs. Newton
d. Baker. Mrs. Meredith and now
Mrs. Daniels with US. Mrs. Lansing
we have with US all the time, I'm
glad to say.
MANY ENTERTAINMENT
HELD FOR COOLIDGES.
Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge
are also being entertained a great
deal. Representative and Mrs. Ford
Rritten gave a dinner party for
them last Friday evening at their
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel,
enc of a series of dinners the Brit
tens have given this winter with
distinguished guests. The day be-
fore Mrs. Coolidge was the honor
guest at a very lovely luncheon
given by Mrs. Robinson Downey,
who had fifty some guests at her
par.S Wednesday Mrs. Ernest
George Walker gave a luncheon.
asking the guests to meet Mrs.
Coolidge. Today the Coolidges are
dining with Mrs. L. w. Cole-and
so it Is every day.
The Tafts too are being feted
great deal. And the MeIlons-the
Secretary and his daughter-are
coming further forward in the social
limelight here lately. They have
given several large parties recently.
official parties with the President
and Mrs. Harding guests at the first
and the Vice President and Mrs.
Coolidge at the second. Last Sum
day they gave musicale and were
honor guests at a dinner earlier in
the evening given by Mrs. w. Harry
Brown and then Tuesday Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Bugher gave a din
ner in compliment to Secretary Mel
lon His young daughter. Ailsa
Mellon. acts as hostess at his par
ties, but does not attend all enter
tainments with him, and she was
out Of town at the time of the
Bugher party.
MINISTER OF NORWAY
ENTERTAINs AT DINNER.
With all, of the cancelling of en-
gagements last week there were
still quite a grist of interesting
parties beginning with Sunday,
when there was the Mellon musi-
Gale and Mrs. Browns dinner. I've
already mentioned: and the Coun-
selor of the Russian Embassy and
Nine. de Bach lad luncheon guests
rs did also the Counselor of the
Polish legation, and Nine. Kwapis-
Zewaka. The wife of the former
Minister to China, Paul Belnsch,,
gave luncheon too, Sunday, with
Princess Ghika as her honor guest.
Monday the Minister of Norway and
Nine. Brye had dinner guests, as
did also the Minister of the Serbs,
Croats and Slovenes and Nine.
Grouitch who entertained in COM
pliment to the Merediths. Mrs.
Frederick Dent Grant, daughter-in-
law OF the former President, had
an Interesting tea Monday; the pres
ident of the District League of
American Pen wemen gave
luncheon Nc ndsy-no. that was
Wednesday--for Mrs. W. C. HarlIee.
wife of Col. Harllee. u. s. M. c.
Mrs. Tiller gave another luncheon
yesterday, when Mrs. Hubert Work.
wife of the Assistant Postmaster
General was the guest of honor.
Among Tuesdays functions was
lI--cheon which Mrs. Henry Wilder
,Keyes, wife of Senator .Neyes, and
who as Frances Parkinson Keyes Is
well known as an authoress. rave
for Mrs. Meredith. Nine Panaretofr,
wife of the Minister Of bulgaria.
Coatfascd on ePaoe T',oo.