Social revival hints at White House entertainments under Harding
Washington March 5 optimism grows for a return to formal state dinners and social functions at the White House under President and Mrs. Harding. Decorating and floral plans precede first lady host duties, with teas and garden parties anticipated and a possible revival of Marine Band concerts. Minor doubt remains on reviving the four official state dinners next winter as access rules ease.
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