Evening star., 1924-01-14
Society
The President and Mrs. Coolidge Bid
goodbye to Their Sons, Who Are
Returning to School Today.

X TKs. COOLIDGE is spending
nH her time with her two sons.
wi John and Calvin, jr., who
will return to their school
at Mercershurg, Pa. later in the day
after a prolonged holiday with their
parents in the White House.
Mrs. Coolidge will receive Il group
OF ladies this afternoon by appoint
ment
The United States ambassador to
the Court Of ST. James, Mr.. Frank r.
Kellogg. was received by King George
today. The ambassador and Mrs. Kel-
loeg Will move tomorrow To the home
of Lord Crewe, British ambassador to
France. which they have leased for
the season.
Mrs. kellogg attended the musical
given Tuesday afternoon in London
by Mrs. Glasgow.
Hsr. Pavichich Dinner
Tonight ut Serbian Legation.
The minister of tho. Serbs Croats
and SloNcnes, DIR. Pavirhich, will en-
tertain Il company at dinner this eve
sing.
Mrs. Couzcns. wife of Senator James
touZenS was hostess at the first OF
s--rirS Of luncheonS for her Gebutante
NituS Ter. MISS hauCiHiEe tOuHGDS,
entertaining company OF fourteen
today i'll their home on 10th street.
Mrs. L. Hart Fem. wife OF Repre-
sentative Fem of Connecticut. and
Mrs. George X. Favrot, wife of Rep
r@sentativc Favrot of Louisiana. will
Rave assisting them at their in
formal tea tomorrow afternoon from
to s o'clock at 1925 18th street.
Mrs. James +. Byrnes, president of
the Congressional Club and wife of
representative Byrnes of South Caro-
lima; Mrs. Adam NJ. Wyant. wife of
Representative Wyaut Of Pennsyl-
vania; Mrs. Louis McFaddcn. wife OF
sElvania; MIs. Ladislas Lazaro and
Mrs. John y. Saudlin of Louisiana.
Mrs. Percy Quin, Mrs. William \.
Naile. Mrs. John Lovelard Mrs. L.
Mrs Charles McGregor Switzer, Mrs.
John l.. Mcclure. Miss Dorothy Den
nett. Miss Elizabeth Winston and
Miss Alice I'LL of Hartford. Conn.
AIRS. Lawrence Townsend enter
tanned at luncheon today following
the second Of tho series of musical
:tornines which she is giving At the
Hamilton Hotel. Others who had
s,ueSts Iunching with them at the
Hamilton following the musical were
Mrs. Wilton Lambert. who enter
tanned in compliment to Mrs. Atlee
p"merene; Mrs Lyman B. Kendall,
Mis. Sarah Lee Phillips, Mrs. cha rlcs
Patterson and Mrs. II. ii. Rousseau.
countess GizyckA and her daugh-
ter. Countess Felicia Ciizycka. Will
return tomorrow from Chicago. where
they are with the formers mother.
Mrs. Robert W. Patterson. Countess
Giaycka viii entertain Il company of
t..vnty at dinner Wednesday evening
~ her m"thcr's home on Dupont
Circle, which she and her daughter
vii. "ccuny the remainder of the
winter.
Mrs. Martin Il. Madden and Mrs
Paul Henderson VIII be at home to-
morrow afternoon from I to 6 o'clock,
at 5201 Woodland drive northwest.
Mrs. J. Walter Drake. wife of the
81 Sistanr secretary of commerce, will
d. at home Wednesday afternoon
from to o'clocls, at @2o4 Z street.
capt. Henry Ellis Lacl,cy. L. :. y.
and Mrs. Lackcy announce the en-
G#gem"n. of their daughter Anne
l." .kwood to Mr.. Augustus Lowell
Putnam of Boston.
The Congre ssional Club will hold
an at home, Tuesday evening. Jauu-
ary -, from $50 to II o'clock.
At the Friday afternoon tea of this
Hampshire avenue, Mrs. IIooke and
Mr.. John p Shaddick will give pro-
gram OF music.
Miss Charlotte Freeman Clark will
entertain company at luncheon to-
morrow at Raus"her's In honor of
Miss Henrietta Hill. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Francis William Hill. whose
marriage to Capt. Lewis CheSterfi cid
Arthur, jr.. will take place Saturday.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Reynolds
are leaving Washington today for
New York, and will sail shortly on