New Britain herald., 1929-02-02

Jardtne, and Friday a1ternooo l4tv Coolides wtil sstsstain the naeEnhefs Of the asnats LAAtss cash st tsa at the White House. Mra. Haevss till succeed 1gFA Ceolidge e honoFasy prssidsnt of tho club an4 1t ts thought sAe will take . special in- teEest in 1t. However. Mrs. CositdS~ as wifs of the vice prest1ent was the real head of the club and while Mr. coolidss prssidsd over the sea- ate che made friends with every wo- man of the upper house.
 It is intimated that feIlowing pro- cedent In other administration NrG Coolidge will take much social li- cense in her last days in the White House, and will frequently visit friends. The president might like to do 70 but he will have very little time.
 So thoroughly western was the atmosphere given the dinner party entertained by the Secretary Of In- terior. Mir. Roy O. West for the President and Mrs. Coolidge . few days ago. that one might easily have guessed he came from Illinois in- stead of from Massachusetts. It must havs been an agreeable ar- engagement to the president as he vises the list of guests before they are really invited, and besides Sen- ator and Mrs Charles 6. Deneen nnd their daughter Mis- Rina Day Deneen, there were Senator and Mrs. Otis F. Glenn. Representative and Mrs. Fred Britten. Representa- tive and Mrs. Morton Denison Hull. and from Chicago came Bishop and Mrs.. Edwin Holt Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Meeker. and from Dan- vile. Mir. and Mrs. John H. Har- riSon.
 An event that beggared descrip- ton 70 far as costuming went was the Bat Boheme at the Willard. giv- en under the auspices of tho Arts club of Washington and which though intended to be Egyptian in tendency. was far more varied and brilliant than anything exhumed from the tomb of King Tut. Many members of the lower house attend. ed and frolicked through the night. among them being Representative and Mrs. Carl R Chindhlom of Illt- nois. Representative Chindhlom went as a sheik and Mrs. Chindblom as an Egyptian princess of the most glorious brand. Representative and Mrs. Fred Britten were equally regal in their costumes and Repre- sentative and Mrs. Fred s. Purnell of Indiana were another royal look ing pair who danced and made fun all during the hours of the affair.
 The Secretary Of State and Mrs. Kellogg left off their routine of en- tertainment for and by diplomats long enough to attend the Minne- sota State society reception at the Washington club. They have been invited to many Of the formal en- tertainments for Baroness de Car tier. wife of the Belgian amba ssad dor to the Court of St. James and form- CT ambassador at Washington. The baroness Is an American, and is the guest of Mrs. Richard H. Town send while in the capital. Mrs. Joe Letters sister, Mrs. Frederick A. Sterling. whose husband is American minister to the Irish Free State will, attend. Mrs. Sterling came owe, to be with her mother. Mrs. Johr R. Williams, who is convalescinl from long illness.
 The Washington auditorium which will accommodate the Chari ty ball on the night of March {, Il to have laid over it's thousands O feet of concrete flooring. both up stairs and down, a smooth woodel floor to better adapt 1t for dancing
 Mrs. John Allan Dougherty. chair
 man, has cleverly enough selecte. her committee members from ever. section of the country. and on he
 state congressional committee. ar
 Mrs. Charles s. Deneen. Mrs. How
 ard Everett Gam. sister of Vic
 President-elect Curtis, Mrs. Georg Moses, wife of Senator Moses o
 New Hampshire. Mrs. Royal {
 Copeland, wife of Senator Copelan,
 of New York. Mrs. Harry s. Hawes
 wife of Senator Hawes of St. Louis
 Mrs. Guy D. Golf whose husband 1
 senator from West Virginia, Mrs
 Tasker l.. Oddie. wife of Senate
 Oddie of Nevada and Mrs. Frederi
 NJ. sackett of Kentucky. wife 0
 Senator Sackett.
 Mrs. Ruth Hanna Mccormick