Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-14

FeliS Theater when MISS
"A Marion Tallev will he heard
In recital, she will he &C
ccrnpa nied by several guests,
Mrs. Coolidge received the hoard III
directors of the General Federation OF
Women's Clubs al noon today.
Mira. Kellogg. wife of the Secretary
Of state, viii he the guest of Mrs.
jacob l.. I4eose in her hoN this AFTER
noon at the recital To he given by
Marien Talley, Soprano. Other guests
Of Mrs. Loose will he Mrs. Jardine,
wife of the Secretary of Agriculture;
Mrs. James r. Mann. Mrs. T, he Witt
TalmaRe and Mrs. James Nj. Green,
The Amha ssador of Germany and
Baroness Nathan will he the guests
of honor al dinner this evening of the
Minister of Bulgaria and Nine.
RadAva, who will entertain com
rany of IL,
The Secretary of the Navy aud
Mrs. Wilbur are the guests for whom
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Charles
Norris will give a dinner this eve
ning.
The Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs. Jardine will he honor guests OF
Mrs. George Mesta at dinner this
evening at the Mayfiower Hotel
Mrs. Mesta's guests will number $50
and include a number from out
town aneng them Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert John Adams. hrother,ia-law
ana sister of the hostess; Mr.. and
Mrs. George Brakaw, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Pheirriot. Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Higgins, Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ihsen Duff. Mrs. Guy Whitthaus.
Mr.. Robert Mcbride. Mr.. Jack
Thomson MIR. f. L. HerrioR and Mr..
George Washington, all of New
York.
The Secretary of Commerce and
Mrs. Heaver will be the guests in
whose hener Judge and Mrs. {. c,
this evening at the Willard, where
they have an apartment.
Tho Minister of Ruma mia, MIR.
George Cfea ziana, and his daughter,
Miss Jeanne CretEiano, will entertain
a company of Is at dinner this even.
Ing in the. legation. The dinner VIII
be fellewed by a musical at 10 o'cioek'
to which about $50 guests have been
invited. Donna Ortensia Mignano.
Italian prima donna, and Miss Haskil,
RumaRian pianist, will give the pro-
gram, Mrs. Mildred kelh Sehulze play
Ing the accomplishments for Countess
MtgnaHe.
The Minissr of Guatemala and
Sonora de SantSaSei Lateur will be the
guests Of honor az dinner this evening
Of Gel. and Mrs. Parker W. West, VINO
will entertain a company OF 10.
The Minister Of Greer snd Nine.
Simepeleus went to New Nork yes
tertiay to attend the dinner rms eve
ming at the Aster Hotel in their non
or. given nv the New York COMMIT
tee ef Athens College, Greece.
President and Mrs. Coolidge
Hold Brilliant Reception.
The reception given last evening
ut the White House by President ana
Nrs. ceelidge TO the judiciary mace
an unusually interesting scene. me
company of more than 1000 guests
included, in addition to members OF
the bench and their families, efHeefs
of various branches of military EerV.
ice, chiefs of the departments ana
many civilians. Quite conspicuous
was the presence eff many hastesses OF
Supreme Court circles of other years,
Mrs. Mahlen Pitney and Mrs. Rufus
lJd4 AfSGtC0 many plA AAeOA1A1f ktAtN
being the first reception Mrs. Pitney
has attended since the death of the
late Associate Justice Pitney. Mrs.
Day, wha acted as hostess fer her
late father -in-law, Associate Justice
William r. Day, came from Cleveland
for the occasion. The Misses Harlan,
daughters of the late Associate JUS
tice John NJ. Harlan. were also there,
though they are familiar figures at
these parties
The state drawing rooms had little
decorations, pink carnations with
ferns and palms being used fer the
most part. while in the blue and
red raems we're lilies and white
roses and in the several inches OIL
the stairway gay poinsettia blossoms
In beds of ferns were placed. A
color bearer from the Army and
Marine Corps stood on either side of
the doorway through which the
President and his party entered the
state drawing room, one holding the
Stars and Stripes and the other the
Presidents flag. huge silken emblem.
The President and Mrs. Coolidge
descended the stairway to the red
corridor at o'clock, the bugler OF
the Marine Band sounding fan
fare as they started through the
C9FF1Q6F into the bluG ldoih. - 1O1H
sion of the Senate detained the Vice
President, and Mrs. Dawes, escorted
by the Secretary of state, immedi-
atsly followed the hosts, and Mrs.
Kellogg was escorted by the Seere-
tary of the Treasury, Mr.. Mellon.
The Secretary of War and Mrs
Dwight +. Davis were next in line
and the Attorney General, Mr. Sar-
gent, walked with the Postmaster
General and Mrs. New. The Secre-
tary of the Navy and Mrs. Wilbur
We're just behind them and the Sec
rotary of the Interior, DIR. Werk, was
with the Secretary of Agriculture
and Mrs. Iardine. The Secretary of
Commerce and Mrs, Hoover were
followed by the Secretary Of Labor
and Mrs. Davis. and the two seere'
taries to the President and theii
wives, MIR and Mrs. Everett San
ders and Mr. and Mrs. Edward I
Clark, were the last in the line.
Mrs. Coolidge was in a gown OF sef'
white satin made very plain, with 9
slight blouse to the waist in trent ane
two long. narrow trains falling from
each shoulder. She wore long white
gloves, IL string of pearls and pendant
earrings. Mrs. Dawes was In hlaei
lace and net over silver, the net fali
ing below the nehi, out 4ohe on eoo.
side. Mrs. Kellogg wore a handsom'
and becoming gown of dark blue vel
vet and lace. gracefully draped, aht
pearl ornaments. Mrs. Dwight +. ia
Sis WAS i'm a metal cloth robe, Whlcf
had g. pattern in jade green ana ross
woven into the material, and trimmed
with gold lace. Mrs. News gown wa!
of silver gauze yeiled,in black net witt
nanels of lace. the black net hanging
full and below the hem on each size
Mrs Wilbur was In black velve
dYaped to one side and held by
rhinestone ornament. Mrs. Jaralh
had q gown of deep garnet we've