Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1928, Page 41

HARRIS & EWING— A LEONOR DE SUTTON EVANS I:'Als. D?rq: of Comdr. Lais, naval attache of the Italian Social and Official Duties Againthe Leading Feature In Programat White House President and Mrs. Coolidge Resume Daily| Rou‘ine—vice presideflt and Ml’!. Dawe! Celebrating Wedding Anniversary. BY SALLIE V. H. PICKETT. HE President and Mrs. Coolidge resumed their social and offi- | cial duties at the White House almost before their bags were unpacked after their history-making trip to Cuba. While the | President went direct to the executive offices on his arrival from the mms. . Coolidge went to her engagement book and resumed her a task of discharging her social duties as First of the Land. Friday's musicale was a truly interesting and b t event. Many of those who heard the wonderful musician and Polish statesman in his first program at the White House during the Roosevelt administration listened again to his almost super- human mastery of the ‘The President and iano. &n. Coolidge had M. Paderewski and Mme. Paderewski to luncheon with them, and the atmosphere of the event was quite different from that of his first it to the mansion. ‘That visit was made in the first Roosevelt admi: tion and musi- cales were almost unknown, so the East Room was well filled when the musician last arrived, preceded by his favorite piano stool which he always carried about with him, and he faced the most fashionable to be assembled in America. company TUISDA_Y night the President and Mrs. Coolidge will be guests of the Attorney General and Mrs. nt at dinner, and Thursday night they will resume their interrupted program of State entertain- ments when they will give the con onal reception. Mrs. Kellogg | and the ladies of the cabinet will observe their Wednesday after- | noons at home, as will also Mrs. Dawes, whose house on the hill is a | cheery place each Wednesday. | | THB Vice President and Mrs. Dawes will celebrate their thirty-ninth wedding anniversary Tuesday, and the weeks are full of demands on them for dinner parties and other social events. Canadian are announcing the expected arrival in that| Dominion, mU 5, of the SBecretary of State and Mrs. Kellon., who will visit Ottawa to repay the visit recently made to Wuhln;mn' by the Premier, the Right Hon. W. L. Mackenzie King. Arrangements | for the visit of the Secretary of State are being made by the United States Minister to Canada, Mr. William Phillips, whose guest he will be. MRS. HERBERT HOOVER, who is more and more in the public mind and eye as campaign days grow nearer, held a particularly interest- ing reception last Wednesday, when the Girl Scout officers were among her several hundred guests. Bhe is spending some days of this week in Boston, and tomorrow afternoon she will be honor guest and speaker at a meeting and tea in the home of Mrs. Walter C. Baylies, at 5 Commonwealth avenue. Mrs. Alvan T. Fuller, Mrs. ur W. Hart and Mrs. Willlam A. Copeland will be the hostesses. Tfl! official head of the Irish Free State, His Excellency Willlam T. Cosgrave, will arrive in the Capital tomorrow for a four days’ visit, every waking hour of which will be filled with social interest., A distinguished group of men accompanies him, and the hosts during their visit in Washin will include President Coolidge, the Secre- tary of Btate, Mr. llogg; the Ambassador of Great Britain, Sir Esme Howard; the Minister of Canada, Mr. Massey; the Minister of the Irish Free State, Mr. Smiddy, and others. Mr, and Mrs. J h Leiter will give a reception following the dinner at the British embassy, when Mrs. Leiter's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. Frederick Sterling, United Btates Minister to Ireland, and Mrs. Sterling, who are their house guests, will assist the hosts. Ag the date for the Bal Boheme approaches, interest throughout the | entire city mounts high in this brilliant annual event of the Am! Club of Washington, and it seems as though the Natlon’s Capital would go straight back Lo the Middle Ages for one night at least on Monday. January 30. It is perhaps the only occasion of the season when Aiplomats and Federal officials, prominent social leaders, artists, actors, musiclans, dancers, one and all, don alike the motley garb of the carnival and enter whole-heartedly together into lhr| festive spirit provided by this beautiful ball of the arts. duous task of other times, when every official hostess maintained & house of her own and clubs and hotels were unknown as a soclal convenience, is much simplified. Two striking jllustrations of up-to- date co-operative entertainment were given last week in the really delightful reception hLeld al the George Washington Inn by the congressional women living there, when, on Monday, half the popula- ton of Washington seemed v move that way to pay thelr respects, and again &t the Congressional Club Wednesday, when Mrs, Guy Edward Campbell and Mre Edward McM. Beers received an equal number of visitors At the inn there was a decidedly gay atmosphere, with Mrs. Dwight F. Davis, Mrs Harry 8. New, Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry, Mrs. Everett Banders and others presiding at the flower-decked tea table, with & generous number of assistants and a bevy of popular hostesses, Another interesting group of nine women who thus lln_l lified the matter of calling will be at home at the Congressional Club Thurs- day, February 2, from 4 0 6 o'clock, comprising the congressional group from the Btave of Washington and the Territory of Alaska, Mre Wesley L. Jones and Mrs. Clarence C. Dill heading the list, | Henry, Mrs. John Wilmer Latimer and Mre. Alfred Pembroke Thom Muie. Lubovsks, who has recently re- Patronesees Listed For Bal Boheme Jan. 30 Adaiuons) patronesscs for the Be) turned from s year's stay abrosd, will Bobeme of the Washington Aris Club | remain here unti uary 30 include Mrs. Harlan Pioke | before sailing Slone, Mrs George Barnett, Mrs Prank & Hight. | give & solo dance during the early part Sdrs Preser D). Mead, Mrs. Semuel J.) of the evening ter the Bal Boheme | or & tour of Central and | Glate, Mr Willlam I’ Congrave, st din- Wiliam H. King, Mis | Bouth America. Mme. Luboveks will | CThe Sunday Star SOCIETY SECTION Well alés (;f mKnown _F(_)lk WASHINGTON, D. C, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 22, 1928, MME.' RENEE DE MAREES VAN SWINDEREN, MLLE:, ELIZABETH VAN SWINDEREN, Guests of the’ former’s parents, "Mr. and Mrs. C..C. Glover. Harels & EWING~ NORA DE LIMA And little Roserio, wife and daughter of the Minister of Salvador, President an Compliment to Judiciary, AKING calls In Washinglon nowadays, instead of being the ar- Schedulc Dinner for Chief Justic First Lady € Tfl{' ll\(l Associates—Vice President and Mrs. Dawes to Be Entertained. The President and Mrs. Coolidge will entertain at dinner Thursday evening in compliment Lo the Chief Justice and Mrs, ‘Taft and the wssociate Justices of the Bupreme Court and thelr wives The dinner will be followed by u pro- gram of music, to which additional guests are msked. “The President and Mrs. Ooolldge have a8 their guest at the Execullve Mun- sion Mr. Willism M. Butler of Massa- chusetts, chalrman of the Republican natonal commitiee The Vice President and Mrs. Dawes will be the guests In whose honor Hep- esentative and Mrs. James M. Beck will entertain at dinner Pebruary 27 The Becretary of Blate and Mrs. Kel- logg will entertain the president of the executive councll of the Irish Free ner Wedneadny evening, Tha Atornsy General and Mvs. John |G Bargent will give their annual din- ner in honor of the President and Mrs | Coolldge Tuendny evening. Mrs. Har- Vlll remained in her home i Ludlow, L, untll the end of the week, when she came to Washington and foined the Attorney General in Chevy Chase ‘The Becretary of Labor and Mrs James J. Davis will be the guests in whose honor Representative and Mrs | Ernest R, Ackerman will entertain at dinner In the Florentine room at Ward- | man Park Hotel Priday Aenator and Mis. Guy Despard Goft have lwsued nvitations for - dinner | Thursday, February 16, in honor of the Ambassudor of Great Britain and Lady Lanbells Howard fov and Mrs David Alken Reed have fasued Invitations for an after Noon musien) Friday and also for 8at- (Continied on Thivd Page,) | | | YNDERWOOLD MLLE. SETSU MATSUDAIRA, Lovely daughter of the Ambassador of Japan and Mme. Matsudaira, whose engagement been announced. Hostesses in Capital Announce at Homes And Reception Dates Cabinet Congress Circles Represented in Schedule—Many Notable Events in Week's Record. lhd Mrs. New, wife of the Postmaster General, will not be at home Wednes- day afternoon. Mrs. Harlan Fiske Stone, Mrs. Roy 8. Copeland, Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry, Mrs. Bertrand T. Snell, Mrs. Ogden L. Mills, Mrs. Theodore Douglas Robin- son, Mrs Sidney lowman and Mrs Eugeno Meyer are the ladies who will pour tea at the home of Mrs. Parker, wife of Representative Jumes 8. Parker of New York, 2100 Sixteenth street, Tuesday, January 24, from 4 to o'clock, when the following, wives of Republican members of Congress, will receive with Mrs. Parker. Mrs 8. Wal- lace Dempsey, Mrs, Frank Crowther, Mrs. Hamilton Fish, jr; Mrs. David A Reed, Mrs. Robert Low Bacon, Mrs Gale H_ Stalker, Mrs. Thaddeus Hweet, Mrs. J Mayhew Walnwright Mra. Frederick M. Davenport, Mrs. Har. court J. Pratt, Mrs. John D Olarke, Mrs. Olarence K. Hancock and Miss Emily Taber, Mrs, David A Reed has lssued carda for an at home with music, January 27, P Mrs. Walter F. Goorge, wife of Sena- tor George of Georgia, will be at home Thursday from 4 to 6 o'clock. Congressional Tadles from the Etate | of Wushington and the Territory of Alaska Wil be at home at the Oon- gremlonal Olb Thursday, February from 4 10 6 o'olock. Those recoiving will be Mra. Jones, wite of Senator Wes- ley L Jones, Mis. DUl wife of Henator Olnrence © DI Krs. Johnson, wite of Representative Albert Johison, Mrs Hadley, wife of Representative Lindley H. Hadley, Mrs. Miller, wite of Repr sentative John F. Miller; Mrs Sug mers, wite of Representative John W Bummers; Mya Hill, wife of Repres (Continued on Fourth Page) COUNTESS SCHERR-THOSS, Daughter of the late Henry White, and while here arranging his memoirs. Sir Esme and Lady Howard To Fete President Cosgrave 'Executive Head of Irela nd Listed as Their Dinner Guest—Leading Diplomats Hosts at Notable The ’Aghudor ?: Great | dean of the diplomatic corps, and Lady -lubeu;hllovud ru‘i“g{\g&; dinner ,pnty ursday even! or the Presi- dent of the Executive Council of the lm?'hw State, Mr. Willlam T. Cos- grave. The Ambassador of Japan and Mme Matsudaira will be hosts at dinner to- morTow evening. The Ambassador of Bramil Sen Gurgel do Amaral, was host at Britain, y. Senator and MIrs. Jesse H. Metcalf. Senator and Mrs Prederick H. Gillett. the com |attache of the British eml | Mrs. Sims, Mr. Cl | Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ben- {Uns. Mrs. Lawrence Townsend. Miss | Mabel Boardman. Miss Belle Gurnee | Gen. Charles L. McCawley, the sec |ury of the French embassy, M. J Henri: and the first secrefary of - Brazilian embassy and Senhora do A . » meida. {Nuptial Ceremonies | Ambassador will entertain at to Prince Chichibu has he The | dinner Saturday evening Of Midwinter Period | The Ambassador ot spain and se- Charmingly Arranged miess e several anys the M tam, | mond, daughters of the United St i = R T T iPretty Wedding of Record |February 3. The Miwes Rommont ol Last Evening at All Saints’ | bl which A ang aes peacuin to the o la.)‘n and Mrs. Perry Belmont Church — Other Notable bassador And. 5 P Events. The Aml and Senora de Pa- dilla .will entertain at dinner tomorrow evening in celebration of the feast day |of King Alfonso of Spatn | J— An Interesting wedding took place| The Ambassador of France and Mme last evening at 8:30 o'clock in All| Claudel entertained at dinner last eve- | A | NINg at the embassy, when their guests Salnts' Eplscopal Church, when M| ycjugeq the Minister of Qreece and | Elirabeth Beryl Wagner, daughter of | Mme. Simopoulos, the Speaker of the Mr. and Mrs. George Baker Wagner, | Mouse and Mrs. Longworth Senator [became the bride of Mr. Martin Tripp | Md M. Thomas F Bavard, Senator { Frederick Hale. Senator and Mrs. Da Wiegand, son of Mrs. Martin VDR | vid A e i legand. State and Mrs Olds. the eommercia counselor of the British embassy and were charming in detatl pink and | [ady Rroderiek. Mr. and Mrs Peiry j Mhite flowers combined with palma and ' Belmont, Former Gov. and Mrs. Qif- ferns, making an effective settng. As|ford Piachot. Mrs Tytus Melennan | the guests were assembling. Mv. Taylor. | Mr and Mrs. Bugene Mever. Mt and organist of the church, plaved selec- ) Mme. Plerre C. Cartier of New York tions of sacred musie and Mrs. Dawson | Ayme. Boas de Jouvenel of Paris. Mt Armstead sang soveral sols, accom: ! Reine Olaudel and the second sec | panied by Mr. ylor. I tary of the French embassy. Mr Fred Rev. Henry Keller Cocke oficiated | erick Knobel, In the presonce of a large company of ' l-l:‘\‘u and close friends of the two families Carlos Davila, will be guest of hono The bride walked to the altar With | at"the showing of mosion picture | her father, who gave her i MATTIAER. | avening fn the Wardman Park Theater Her wedding gown was lovely, fash-| Commercial Beonamics. The counselor ‘The arrangements for the wedding The Amassador of Chile. Senar Dowy nder o the W 3“:“1 P ‘“'l‘ S Sahe o ‘l:l‘;"“‘u \der the auspices of the Bureau of alnty semi-period lines. o 00 | at hassy. Q oo sleeves Which went well over the hands | **'** Sle BF Chllean artists Mto & point. The bodice was shirred [ The Ambassador of Belghun, Prince to the full skirt in a slanting form and | do Ligne, relurned vesterday from the skirt, made shorter at one side, | brtef stay i New Yurk was faced with cloth of silver. ll"' 5 il tulle vell was held by w cap of lace and | The newly appointed Ambassador of !the carrled a shower bouquet of orchids | (ermany and Frau ven Pristwita. who vand Nies of the valley | e among the passengers aboard the | Mra Ross D Thompson attended her| Albert Balln, are expecied o arvive slater aa matron of honor and Miss | W New York tamarrow | Ellsabath Qorby of New York was maid | The charge dutfatres of Germany and fof honor They ware frocks of pink | STAU Kiep. aceampanied by the atiache taffeta, deatgned With basques and full | Herv su Putiits, will go 1o New Yok [mm the latter with deep tulle hema | 1 et them, The necklines were bateau and at the back & baw of the taffela was caught falling 1nto atreamess to the hemline of the skirt, They waie coranets af (Continued on Fourth Page ) " The Minkier af Switserland M Maro Peter, will roluin \is evenig AF HUNATIOW mori He is At the Wa P-A e » fow days 'n ning Spencer, Mr. and Mrs Ashton Rol- | rom New York | Functions. ! The Minister of China, Dr. Sao-Ke Alfred Sze, is cruising in Florida waters for a fortnight. The Minister of the Irish Pree State, at dinner Tuesday evening i honor the President of the Executive Council of the Irish Pree State. Mr Wiliam T. Cosgrave The Minister of Greece and Mme. Simopoulos will entertain a company at dmner this evening and will be hosts at dinner again tomorrow evening. The Minister of Haitl M. Hanniwl Price. wh is serfously il i Baltimore, (Continued on SIxth Page.) Tea Today Will Mark Wedding Anniversary James J. Davis wife of the Labor. will be among Ung at the tea table at the tea Mr and Mrs Carlton Edward Moran wilf give this afternoon from 4 10 6 oclock at the Wt Pars celedration of their third E Hart Mrs. Carde! lam Pou, Mis Lowa L. Moran, Mirs David H Blair Mrs James Elwood s, William Wheatley, Mrs son Scott. Mrs John H Smal Edward Sanders Generalle ing Mrs Moran will de Mrs ; Thomas A Wadden, Mrs. Joha Q. Wai- ling. Mrs Wiliam J. . NI William Arthur F. Zumbrum, Miss and Miss Blanche Wingo Representative Edward Willlam Pou, father of M Moran, will de with R son-in-law and daughter durtng the afternoon. Plans for Junior League Ball Well Under Way Tn ons for the Junkor League St Vaenunes cadaret dall o be ghvea i the Mayfower Hotel Fedruary 14 wil be mallad IS week. There will de L tables placed tn both baliteoms and the entertamment will be repeated W the small ballroom. Al tiekets nclude sup- PO And A sat At 4 table No tickeis Will be sl at the door the ngdht of {the bah A partial st of the patronesss e he event inchndes Mrs Dawes, wite of the Vice President:. Mrs Dwight ¥ DMV wife of the Secreiary of War fMme Clavcel. wife of the Amdassador |90 France: Mme Peler. Mwe. St~ powios. Mrs Thomas Bayard Mrs T( Schuneman. Mrs Joha C Al Amory Riawr A Qlover. Mis. Henry Lovnand. M Qars reon MoeCimtock, Mre Rodert Ruooses vell and Mis Heory Spenver [ Mrs, G‘c\\rgil Knex Berry | Hostess at Tea Today | Mrs Qeorgta Knox Berey will enters Wi AL e (RS aflemon G Repres | sentative and M. Biward K Balick of | Tennessoe and thelt howse guest. N | Qeone Make of AU O, trom & W T ookl | Serving alternaiely at the toa tabe [ WUl be Mrs William B Molasier, Ms, [ Aen W Barkley, Nowry, Mrs. Richard RRAR A ENIeRaynolds and LN