Evening star., 1924-01-25
~ HE President and Mrs. Cool
idge were hosts to the Su-

HE President and Mrs. Cool
, idge were hosts to the Su-
preme Court at dinner last
night, the event being fol-
lowed by musical
The decorations throughout the
state suite were artistic, and In the
blue room. where the guests were
presented to the President and Mrs.
Coolidge. were graceful vases filled
with white lilies. fern and palms,
adding to the charm of the room.
Mrs. Coolidge wore a becoming gown
OF gold lace over gold tissue cloth,
the lace being embroidered in beads
and rhinestones. The gown was
fashioned without train or sleeves
ana the bodice cut square in the
neck.
The state board, beautiful In pro-
portion, was decorated handsomely
with ophelia roses, freesia and glo.
Tlosum fern. arranged in the holders
ABOUT the Dolly Madison gold service
and In the tall gold vases and in
low pacques along the table.
There were fifty guests arranged
according to White House precedent
about the table. the company includ-
Court and Mrs william Howard Taft, AFT
Mr. Justice McKenna. Mr.. Justice and
Mrs; Van Devanter. Mr.. Justice James
MSc.kSeynolds. St.S. Mr.. Justice and. Mrs.
Butler mr Jns;,cs MF; sussies and Mrs
torney General. Mr.. Daugherty; Sena-
tor Frank B. Brandagee, Representa-
tive and Mrs. George s. Graham, the
solicitor general and Mrs. Beck the
Shiel Justice Of the Supreme Judicial
Court Of Massachusetts and Mrs.
Rugg. Chief Justice Constantine J.
Smyth OF the District Court of APP
peals. Chief Justice Walter l. Mccoy
OF the Supreme Court Of the District
or 1st;o Columbia and Mrs. Mccoy, Chief
ward K. Campbell and Mrs Campbell
and presiding judge Of the United
States Court of Customs Appeals
and and Mrs Mrs George E; Martin. Mr..
sMr and Mrs. Henry White, Mr. and
Mrs William C. sproul. Mrs. Fred
9Tlck Dent Grant. Mrs. Richard H.
Townsend: Mrs. w. Murray Crane. Mr..
and ana Mrs. William NJ. Butler Of Boston,
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Butler OF Ded-
Chandler Christy. Mrs Marshall Field.
Mrs. James Carroll Frazer. Mrs.
Frederic a. Keep, Miss Mary E. Pat
and Mrs. Frederick w. Stearns of
Boston, Col: Clarence o. Sheriff. and
Capt. Adolphus Andrews the military
and naval aides, respectively. to the
President.
For the musical and additional
guests asked in after dinner. gold
chairs We're arranged in the East
room. ana the program was pre-
sented by Mrs. Morgan Butler. So
p}rano; ian and Jean Gserardy: yio!oncel-
and James Ecker at the piano. the
one playing for Mrs. Morgan and the
other for the violoncellIst. Mrs. Nor
gan gave two groups OF three songs
oach and various encores, her num-
Alte Mutter" Dvorak). "Standchen,"
serenade ser tstrauss); "one summer
(Fourdrain). Mr.. Gerardy's numbers
INCLUDED. Aria. Ire Giorni" fPer-
golese), "Berceuse" (Schubert). vito"
Popper2; "Nocturne" tChopin). 'sere-
peri. He. too. gave several encores,
the entire program fitting the occa-
sion delightfully."-.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Hughes will be the guests in whose
honor the minister of Guatemala and
Sonora Dona Lillian de Sanchez La
tour VIII entertain a company at din
ner this evening.
n. md Nine. Jusserand to
New York for Freach Opera.
The ambassador of France and
Mime. Jusserand will go to New York
tomorrow to attend the performances
or "Thafs" by the French composer
Massenet, which will be given at the
metropolitan Opera House for the
benefit of the French Hospital. The
ambassador and Nine. Jusserand will
be entertained during their brief
stay there and will return to Wash
ington Sunday evening.
The Secretary Of the Interior and
Mrs. Work have temporarily cancel
ed their social engagements owing
to the accident which Mrs. Work had
yesterday.
Attorney General DauRherty left