The Washington times., 1924-01-19
Coolidges Hosts at
Maytlo,ver
Party

Fl. afternoon aboard the May
flower, their guests being for the
most part recruited from the Sen.
atorial contingent. The party in.
clndes Senator and Mrs. Tasker
oddie, Senator and Mrs, Frank
Willis, Senator and Mrs. Arthur
Capper. senator ffFrederlck Hale.
Senator and Mrs. Edwin r. Ladd,
Mrs. Mae =. Nolan, Member of
Congress from California: the
Commissioners OF Indian Affairs
and Mrs Burke. Mr.. and Mrs.
David s. Barry, MIR. ana Mrs.
Frank w. Stearns. the Rev. and
Mrs. Jason Noble Pierce, and Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick William vile.
Saturday must be a haff holiday
at the White House as well as
elsewhere for these pleasant little
cruises down tho Fotonac which
the President finds so enjoyable
are usually taAen on Saturday
Afternoons. Dinner will be, served
tonight on the return cruise.
Sir John Henry, who Il a guest
at the British embassy, was
among those received BY Preai-
dent Coolidge this morning.
THE "Tommy} fuckers who
i have been meeting once a
month for the last two ,or. three
winters to sing for their suppers"
win have a rather more formal
party than usual this evening at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Caspar' Miller. They have been
rehearsing for several weeks and
viii give really delightful program
including some excellent chorus
work. The party, too, 10 by way
of being a farewell to DE. j. B.
HuPrecht. secretary OF the Neither.
lands Legation, who is leaving
shortly for new post and who
has been an enthusiastic member
of this pleasant little club since
Its formation.
It was, 4 believe, Mrs. Walter
Bruce Howe. who first conceived
the idea Of organizing a group
Of music lovers and kindred spirits
to meet occasionally for q sing"
with an informal supper after.
ward; and the neetings have been
held alternately at her house
and at Mrs. Mlller's, the club being
entertained occasionally by one or
another OF the other members.
Occasionally as tonight - there
are outside guests present. Both
men and women are included in
the Tommy Tuokera'' themselves,
the musical member Of a family
being invited to !, Join and the
husband or wife being always
present at the parties.
DESIDE the Adolph Millers, the
I'D Walter Bruce Howes and the
Hubrechts, one always finds the
Charge d'Affaires Of Great Britain
and Mrs. Henry Getty Chiffon at
the Tommy Tucker parties. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Warren are
faithful in their attendance as are
Miss Laura Harlan, the Misses
Harriet and Mary Winslow, Mr..
and Mrs: Newbold Noyes, Myron
Whitney and Hugh v. Tenant,
Of the British Embassy. Mrs.
Franklin H. Ellis, who is a gifted
pianist, serves as secretary of the
organization, her husband accom-.
panying her to the meetings; and
her father, A. Garrison McClintock.
1" also a member, usually bringing
Mrs. McClintock with him.
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Secretary of the Treasury Andrew
w. Mellon will 60 to Philadelphia
this afternoon, accompanied by. Sen
ator George Wharton Pepper, tc
attend the annual dinner of the
Manufacturers Club of Philadelphia,
to be held tonight.
Mrs. Herbert Hoover has gone ia
Baltimore today to be the guest OF
honor at the annual banquet OF the
Baltimore chapter Of the Girl
Scouts.
The Minister Of Czecho, Slovakia
DR.. Frantisek Chalkovsky, will en-.
terrain at dlRnsr this evening.
The Minister Of Costa Rico, J.
Rafael Oreamuna will entertain al
dinner this evening at the legation
and will be host at luncheon to.
morrow. ~ -
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The UAdersecretary of State and
Mrs. William Phillips viii be the
guests OF honor Mt The dinuay, the