The Washington times., 1924-05-06
MRS. COOLIDGE
IS LUNCHEON
GUEST.
Attends Party for Ladies
Of Senate, Mrs. Phipps
Hostess
By JEAN ELIOT.

MFRS. COOLIDGE was a guest
at luncheon today of Mrs.
AVA Lawrence c. Phipps, wife Of
Senator Phipps, who entertained
the Ladies of the Senate, that
pleasant little luncheon club of
Senatorial women which usually
meets on Tuesdays at the Senate
Office building, Mrs. Coolidge has
retained her membership in the
organization, OF which she was OK
officio the president when her hus-
band was Vice President Of the
United States. She has scarcely
missed a meeting all winter and
has been present on several &C.
casions when individual members
of the club have been hostesses to
their fellow members.
Mrs. Phipps entertained at her
pleasant suburban home at Wood
ley lane and Cathedral avenue, the
guests being seated at small tables.
They were limited to members of
the luncheon club. Mrs. Phipps ex-
poets to leave Washington early
in June for Colorado, taking her
boys with her, and the Senator will
join them at their summer home
as soon as Congress adjourns.
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The Ladies Of the Senate will be
guests at another delightful party
tomorrow when Mrs. David A. Reed,
wife of Senator Reed of Pennsyl-
vania, will give a tea with music
in their honor. It. does not seem
probable that Mrs. Coolidge will be
able to attend this time, as she is
herself to be a hostess tomorrow
afternoon, entertaining at an in
formal reception for the wives of
Members of Congress. It will be
remembered that Mrs. Coolidge gave
a luAcheon for the Ladies Of the
Senate shortly after that organiza-
ton resumed its meetings in De-
ceInber.
Pennsylvania Delegation to Have
"Get Together" Party; Reeds Hosts.
Senator and Mrs. Reed are also
entertaining tonight giving an infor-
NAL reception for the members of
the Pennsylvania delegation in Coll
gress and the ladies of their families.
This time, too, there will be an in
formal musical program.
Pennsylvania has one of the most
clannish delegations in Congress and
informal get-together parties among
it's members are Of frequent occur
renee. It will be remembered that
Senator and Mrs. George Wharton
Pepper gave a reception for their
fellow Pennsylvanians earlier in the
season, with Secretary Mellon of the
Treasury and other Pennsylvania
in the administrative branch Of tire
Government invited to meet the Con-
gressionals.
Another "all Pennsylvania" party
which, comes to mind in passing
was the luncheon given by the
women Of the Congressional delega-
ton for Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cook,
president general of the d. A. r.
and a good Pennsylvanian-and the
Congressional delegation is exceed
ingly active in the Pennsylvania
Society, perhaps the most success
full State organization in Washing
ton.
CeciIs Turn Up Unexpectedly
In New York; Delay Sailing
The Hon. John francis Amherst
Cecil and his bride, formerly Miss
Cornelia Vanderbilt, who were mar
ried at Biltmore, N. c., April 90.
arrived at the Ritz Carlton in New
York Sunday night, nut It was not
until yesterday that their friends
there learned they were in that
city.
Although they are expected to
sail Immediately for a prolonged
stay in Europe, the bridegroom de!
MED yesterday that they have any
definite plans. He answered the
telephone in their apartment at the
Ritz Carlton yesterday but declined
to say when they would go abroad.
1--WE have no plans" he said.
when we have made any we will
let the public know If it is inter-
Osted."
The couple are. however. sailing
shortly for England, where they will
spend the greater part Of the sum-
mer, returning in the late autumn
TO Biltmore House.
SECRETARY AND MRS. HUGHES
AT EGYPTIAN LEGATION.
The Secretary Of Safe and Mrs.
Hughes will be the guests OF honor
at a dinner to be given tonight by
the Minister Of Egypt and Nine.
YousEy.
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The Spanish ambassador, Juan
Riano, has returned from Biltmore,
N. c., but Nine. Riano, who accom-
panied him South, will remain there
Tor a longer visit.
Congressman and Mrs. e. Hart
Fem have as their guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore B. Newton, Of Hart
ford, Conn.