Show Coolidge And Wife Swamped With Callers White House Will Not Entertain for Six Months By Dy BIRT n BAXTER l Special Correspondent for lor The Ibo i Copyright 1923 1923 w WASHINGTON Aug 11 While While v ap the tho capitol capital social calendars will be blank for tor or some somo time to come como th Quiet summer da das star for tor Washing Washing- Washington Washington ton are over Every Ivery official who could returned to town tor for the presidents president's funeral Most fost of ot them aro not apt to go away again Even Ivell It Is large share of congress will stay on These first few days l Ion ent nt and Mrs JIll'S Coolidge have been swamped with Ith callen callers I they hey tried to lo bo be as quiet as they could until after the funeral and Mrs Coolidge Is half halt hoping to b be beable able to go bade back to Vermont for tor a short stay to see her mother IIo father died rather recently The White J House will not enter enter- lain enter tans t for forsi sl months but undoubted undoubtedly ly lip that time there will III be the usual state functions at the executive I tl tive 0 mansion State dont don't usually begin In until after aeter the new year anya anyway and the sl six months will expire shortly after aCter that 1 0 a ICE t The debutantes debutante will probably get launched In the little seaSon seaSon- season wont won't be much ever even of a little season this so year so that thy will all ho be I e out b by the time the real season gets gels under way nay What at Im I'm fc wondering Is who ho will eat of the usual mice Ico presidential luncheons and nd dinners now that there Is no noVice noVice Vice pr pr You know the president and his wife have hava to do donil doall doall nil all of the dining out tor for the prest- prest president president dent and for themselves too They rhey I sire Bro al always a 9 entertained like like mad hy by both official and unofficial folk If It were not for tor the mourning there would be bo much entertaining soon tue farewells ells to the officials ho are sure to go with the chan change e ot ci administration and tu to the newcomers ne comers I IThe The ne newcomers comers wIM smUt get their later hater undoubtedly hut the ho departing ones wont won't be bo feted The Coolidge number their by the hundreds In though they have few tew intimates I rho first week since being president pre dent l-dent dent the tho Coolidge have slipped out Into the tho suburbs to lo Dr Drand And J Mrs Chirles W Richi isho ho ha have base e a lovely ly horn home In Rock Creek park parI and again to the ihie sold sold- soldier's ier's lers home to call coil on Major and Mrs Parker West Vest Major West Vest is 19 deput governor of the Institution They dined Wednesday 0 wIth Mrs lifts Ed Edward Beale Deale You see Bec already the Coolidge 1 hit isit their friends cr er they I ct desire president or no Ito a precedent or no edert The Theold Theold old idea vaa sas that thal presidents should not isit at all I Mrs Arthur Arlhur Capper wife Ife r if Senator Capper knows Mr Mrs Cool COll Cool as well ell as almost any of or the tho senate ladles ladies An And 1 B E He- He Rei nol abide former secretary of the Pc ne Re p national committee Is us as close to Mr Coolidge as any ore ole Mr r and Mrs Reynolds havo have tn in i apartment at the Altamont Allamont hey ha have hase e frequently ent I the The Reynolds nave have lived JIved here for some lime Alme Mrs Reynolds was as Mrs Hearin a hand hand- handSOme hand dome SOme ome wealthy widow v when Mr Re married her not so very long ago o Wo We have gotten to know Mrs oIls Coolidge very sery well welland welland welland and I dont don't believe bellevo I am exaggerating exaggerating gerating when I say she he Is the tho most popular woman In official lire lite In Washington In my time Her closest competitor perhaps was Mrs Mra Thomas Thoma R it Marshall wife of the to former vice president who was WIlS wasso so generally beloved bolo od Mrs Is Ifs nice to e every eel el one dresses very well always becomingly and in good taste It seems that Mrs Coolidge has hasa ha hasa lIt a ta favorite color a light rust shade Le or of brown somewhat lighter than I th brown traveling suit lull she wore on her trip to Washington from the tho day after arter tilt Mr Harding passed pa awa away This par par- particular shade harmonizes harmonize most roost ef- ef effectively ef effectively I ef-I with her olive ohie complexion dark brown hair and deep blue Ies rie lies But beside browns brown black I white btu blue red and yellow ha hass has's figured conspicuously In the gowns gown Mr Coolidge has bas worn during the thelow low feW dava da s the she ha has hns ben In Washing Washington ton an ns the first lady of the hand Coolidge Is an expert needle needlewoman needlewoman woman and can make mako a gown gOWD that I III bear comparison with Ith those of many a fashionable On Onui 1 of if t the re reason ons she Iho Is always per per- per tartly perfectly and neatly groomed with with- without out nut doubt Is because she sho knows ho how to arrange a bit of or trImmIng or alter r some little thing about the clothes clothe she buy buys I E Everyone admires admire Mr Cool Idge Cool II sweaters sweater and is ts ven ven snore more Interested In them when hen they learn she he knits them herself hersel The two I summers she Iho remained hero while congress was In session Mrs hIts Cool Cool- idge Coolidge chose for many daytime occa occa- sion lon e een even en though It might be a 0 ai I a luncheon at ill one of the fashionable fashionable fashionable- 4 f r country clubs club sport aport skirt and nd dainty a hite sweater made by hom Of course she mba has bur any of 8 v B-v caters her favorite color icing rose roso She e even esen en has hIlS made mad sport luts holla ht to match them I I |