The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-12-10

01nner TO be given tonight py
the Little Cabinet an organi,
cation made UP of the assistant
secretaries of the various Govern
ment departments. The group
meets monthly during the winter,
Z usually at dinner. It was or
ganized largely for the promotion
of fellowship, but many problems
have been discussed over the
coffee cups and the frequent
meetings have done much to pro-
mote cooperation among these
junior officials. upon whom de-
wolves much of the administra-
tive detail of the various depart
ments.
1t has been announced that the
invitation last for the diplomatic
reception to be held at the White
House on Thursday evening has
been closed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Little
field, of Lynn, Mass, were week
end guests at the White House,
but have brought their brief visit
to close. Col. George Harvey
has also left after being with the
President and Mrs. Coolidge for
several days, and Mrs. Fred Up
ham, who has been at the White
House with Mr.. Upham, treasurer
of the Republican National Com
niIstee, hai left for her home in
Chicago. Mr.. Upham will remain
In Washington until after the
meeting Of the Republican COM
mlttee tomorrow and Wednesday.
-
H4E1E President and Mrs. Cool
Il idge will entertain at luncheon
at the White House on Wednes-
day for the members of the Re-
publican National Committee and
the ladies' of the associate men,
bership. This will be the most
important of several festivities
In connection with the annual
meeting Of the committee which
is called to decide the date of the
Republican National Committee
the place will also be formally
selected in the natural course of
events, but the Administration
would seem to have forced the
committees hand by announcing
its desire that Cleveland be chosen
and to discuss numerous organ
izati0n matters.
GA1EOA~AGA[O
the committee is made up of one
woman from each State, appointed
by the Republican National Com
mitteeman from that State. The
associate members may talk and
listen, but have no vote. How
ever. it is on the cards that at
the next convention steps will be
taken to include these women in
taka lV1 80
men.
Women have come from pretty
nearly every State in the Union
TO attend the conference and sew
eral entertainments are being ar
ranged IN honor OF the feminine
contingent. Mrs Leonard @.
Woods, Of Pittsburgh, assistant
vice chairman Of the committee
not to be confused with the wife
Of Major General Leonard Wood
will give a dinner tomorrow eve
ming for these ladies while the
committeeman will be guests at
dinner at the willard, with John
T. Adams, chairman of the COM
mittee, as host.
A number of the committee
women who had already reached
IOHA were entertainer DIT 1uHcuSOA
today by the Women's National
Press Club, the group OF guests
including Mrs. L. NJ. Dodson, OF
Iowa; Mrs. Lenna L. Yost, of
West Virginia, Mrs. Kunze, Of
Louisiana; Mrs. A. Otero Warren,
Of New Mexico; Mrs. Charles H.
Sabin, of New York; Mrs. L. H.
of New York: Mrs.
Harry Wardman, of the District
of Columbia; Mrs. A. T. Hert, of
Kentucky; Mrs. NJ. L. B. Steed-
man, Of Rhode Island; Mrs. Lon
A. Hooker, of Missouri; Mrs. E.
c. Giltner, of Oregon: Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Caldwell, OF Virginia; Mrs. j. G.
III. EIessner, of New Hampshire,
and Mrs Harriet Taylor Upton,
vice chairman of the executive