The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-01
Dates Selected for
Last Cabinet
Dinners.
IlLlneYS.
I BY JEAN ELIOT.

"HE President and Mrs. Cool.
idge will be entertained at
IL dinner on Thursday evening
by the Secretary of GOnlnaefcO
and Mrs. Hoover and on Thurs
day evening, April 10, the Sec
retany Of Labor and Mrs. Davis
will give q dinner for them. This
viii compIete the regular group;
of dinners with members Of the
Cabinet as hosts and the Press
ident and his wife as honor
guests, which are a trad tibnal
feature Of the season IA Wash
ington.
But presumably the new Seek
I rotary Of the Navy and Mrs VIII
bur win entertain for the Chief
Executive after they are estab-
lished in the house in Jefferson
place which they have leased and
OF which they will take possess
sion the middle Of April. And
the Secretary of the interior. and
AIRS. Work are hoping that later,
on in the spring when her cons
valescence is complete they may
secure a date for the dinner when
was postponed from March III
because Of the illness of Mrs
Work, who suffered q severe falE
Mrs. Coolidge was guest at;
the luncheon which Mrs. Willard
salisbury gave today for the
Ladies of the Senate. Mrs. Sauls;..
! bury, wife of former Senator
salisbury of. Delaware, has re-
tanned her mem befship i'm this or.
Eanization OF. Senatorial womens
which meets weekly for luncheon
and which has done so much to
l promote friendliness and cordially
among the women Of official life
it's once d member, i. always a
member, so far as eligibility goes
and so has Mrs. Coolidge who,
( as the wife of the Vice President,
was ex-officio president of the
{ luncheon club.
This afternoon Mrs. Coolidge
will attend the dance recital to be
given by Mime. Anna Pavlowa.
/ having as guests, Miss Laura 'Har-
Ian and Miss Mary Randolph
TIME return of Mrs. Frank B.
Freyer, wife of Commander
Freyer, u. S. N, who is making
q short visit at the Hamilton
/. Hotel, is a welcome event. for
Commander and. Mrs. Freyer were
exceedingly popular here when
they were on duty in Washing
ton four years or so ago. Since
then they have spent three years
| In Peru, Commander Freyer hav-
ing been connected with the.
American commission which was
detailed to reorganize the Peru
Wan navy.
Unhappily Mrs. Freyer's visit
is to be Of short duratiOn-she is
/ travelling with an aunt who has
been in bad health--for her hus<
band is now on sea duty on the
Pacific Coast and she proposes
to make her headquarters in San
Francisco. Meanwhile, however,
! she is I, renewing acquaintance
! with many old friends and is see-
ing a great, deal of Mrs joseph
& Hamps0n, with whom she was
particularly chummy during her
residence in Washington. si
!. Mrs. Hampson and Mrs. Ereyer
make a stunning team, Ton both
ARE unusually. tall and more than
unusually handsome, while Mrs.
Freyer, who has a strain of Span
/ ish blood, is dark. Commander
land Mrs. Freyer have an. infant
son, three or four months old, born
in California after their return
i from South America, but the baby
lis not with, Mrs. Freyer this time.
III 4. \ 4
Mrs. Work Returns
Hor,e From, Hnsn;f0f
Mrs. Work, wife of the Secretar!
of the Interior, has returned to he
apartment at Wardman Park Hote
after spending nine weeks in Walte
Reed Hospital recovering from TIT
effects of q fall.
s The Minister of the Serbs, Croat
and Slovenes, DIR. Pavichich, ha.
returned from New York, where h
went Friday to deliver a lecture a
Columbia University.
~ i =. =, u - -
The Minister Of Guatemala an,
Nine. Sanchez de Latour. will b
at dinner this evening at the lega
ton.
Congressman and Mrs. j. May
hew Wainwright will entertain a
dinner tomorrow evening.
Mrs. HinckEev Honor Guest
/ At Luncheon To-day
J: Mrs. William Fitch Kelley wa
hostess at luncheon today at he
residence in Sixteenth street
I compliment to Mrs. Robert Hinct
ley. The other guests were, Mrs
Davenport White, Mrs. William
kearney Carr, Nine. Roso, Mrs. D
Frees Critten, Mrs. Wallace Rad
cliffe, Mrs. James E. Ives, Mis-
Mary Temple, Mrs. Charles Denb.
and Mrs. Parker West.
Congressman Robert Low Bacol
has gone to his home at WestbuFy
4, l., for a brief visit. = ~ y
Mrs. William Crozier and Mra
Charles Denby, presided at the t.
table yesterday when Nine. Rcber
Lansing was at home, -as is her Gus
tom, on Monday afternoon. Mrs
James A. Thomas. niece Of Mrs, Laai
sing, and her, guest. received witt
her. ffy;,i. ~
Or. and Mrs.. GrOsUsnOs
Hosts at Interesting DinneF u,
DR.. and Mrs. GILBERT sGrosviesso,
will be hosts at a buffet dinner. a
their residence in Eighteenth stree
this evening in compliment to mem
bers of the board of trustees anC
members cof the staff of the Ma
tional Geographical Society In scele
bration ofcDr. GrosXenor's twenty
fifth anniversary with the society:
Chief Justice Taft wilf~be ainoni