Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1922, Page 28

‘SOCIETY. [ Mis§ MARGARET SKILLMAN of Jexas, wen{‘x‘y the guest of Senator and Mrs Morris Sheppard ‘Mr. and Mrs. Harding Housed Under Canvas At Gettysburg Camp Enjoying the Novelty of Improvised “White House"—Marion, Ohio. Planning to Re- ceive Presidential Party. SALLIE V. H. PICKETT. HE President and Mrs. Harding awakened this morning under a canvas roof. their first glimpse of the outer world reaching over the famous Gettysburg battlelield, the view offered being one of the most beautiful in Pennsylvania. was enthusiastic in her desire for the night under canvas. ior she is an ardent lover of outdoor life. and her knowledge of civil war history gives every inch of her historic habitation more than ordinary interest. - She i< a good. sturdy companion for the President. and went sensibly equipped * for the trip to Gettysburg and then to Ohio. She asks for no greater luxury than the ordinary camper or tourist enjoys. HE scene in Marion beggars description, if “letters from home™ are | not too vividly overdrawn, and the little city is fairly bursting with importance to have as an inhabitant once more. even for a short time. their President, who belonged to them before he belonged to the coun- tr . are going back_to Marion. and Ohioans motoring through the middle states are hastening to reach there by July 4. It is the first visit of the President and Mrs. Harding to their old home since the inauguration, and they arc thrilled with the prospect. QL‘ : in contrast to the glorious Fourth of the President and Mrs. Iarding will be that of the Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge. The Vice President will remain in Washington to hold down the lid, the Senate being scheduled for a session tomorrow. Tuesday is the birthday anniver- <ary oi Mr. Coolidge, wio was born at Plymouth, Vt. in 1872, and while the entire country is in a state of ceélebration, the Vice President will, as wsual, take the day quite coolly. John and«Calvin Coolidge are with their parents and undoubtedly will have an interest in the mild pyrotechnics of the capital, being able from the windows of the New Willard to see pretty much all that takes place on the Mall, without stepping a foot outside. RS. COOLIDGE, as chairman of the Senate ladies’ luncheon club, announces an unusually charnling party for Tuesday of next week, when Mrs. T. Coleman du Pont will entertain them on board the Tech, her husband’s beautiiul little vacht The affair will, as usual. be a picnic " luncheon party, with all the tradition of the regular affair at the Capitol i prevailing. even to the detail of the ladies carrying their own sandwiches. There are the usual groups detailed to supply the cake and other “good- ie<.” and the only difference is the added charm of a water trip on a Inxurious, up-to-date vacht. of 7th street. at 3:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, for the trip. HER e few dinner parties being given now, that at the White House Thursday night, which was of unusual political significance;! <everal small diplomatic dinners and small parties at the Chevy Chase, Country and Lock Tavern clubs, the Montgomery County Country Club + and the Congressional Club, covering the list. Next in importance to’the President’s dinner party was that at the New Willard Monday night, when the minister of Guatemala and Senora de Sanchez Latour entertained for the recently appointed United States minister to Guatemala and Mrs. ._I\xhuvi H. Geissler. who will sail from New Orleans for their new post uesday. NATORIAL days are not dull days in Washington, however, small and informal dinner and card parties, trips to country clubs and other informal wavs of entertaining keeping them cmployed socially. Senator George Wharton Pepper and his son-in-law, Mr. F. E. Newbold, are two of the senatorial set who are interested in tennis, and permitted by the President’s invitation to cross racquets on the White House courts. Miss Margaret Wilson was an ardent follower of tennis while her father was on the south iront lawn near the huge circular fountain, but in Roose- velt's time it was within sight of and just without his office windows, and is was there that he and the ambassador of France. M. Jusserand; the late German ambassador. Baron Spec von Sternberg; Gifford*Pinchot of Phil- B adelphia and others pulled off many strenuous games of tennis. The old i court is now the White House rose garden, where the rose trees of almost every known variety make it one of the show places of the mansion. AM()N(. those sailing the first of July for Europe are Dr, and Mrs. Johp Crayke Simpson. Maj. Gen. and Mrs. James C. Harbord, the general making his first visit to Europe since the war; Capt. Gustav Villaret. a member®of the general's personal staff; the commercial attache of the French embassy and Mme. Heilmann and their daughter, Miss Claire Heilmann, who_ will sail Wednesday: Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Laughlin, who have taken a villa at Lake Como; Mrs.. Malcolm McConihe and her son, Malcolm, jr.. and many others. Miss Mary Wallace sailed vesterday fron; New York with a party of college girls,.and while some “of the number will make a brief tour of the leading countries of interest, Miss Wallace will be absent until some time in October. Capt. and Mra. Erwin and Others Leave for Season Capt. and Mrs. Henry Parsons Erwin - laft Washington Friday fer Mackinac Island. Mich., where they will spend the rest of the summer at Cragmere, the charming estate of Mrs. Erwin’s mother, Mrs. Delos Blodgett. Pacific coast, where ‘she will spend Gen. and Mrs, Charles G. Dawes | séveral months. During her stay in have given up their Apartment at the | Californin she will visit her sister, New Willard and have gone to Chi- ;Mrs. Boetius Barnétt, at Los Angeles. <ago. Before going, to that city. how- ver. Gen. Dawes will stop with the President and his party at Gettys- burg. Mre.. David. 8., Barry. Washington about the middle of July for Jamestown, R. L. where she will spend_the rest' of the summer. Miss Cora Barry and Miss Sweet will leave early this month for a motor trip to Portland, Me. i Mrs. Fred Dennett is leaving Wash- ington In about ten days for the Mrs. Cyrus Whitney Culver and son Ralph are leaving Washington today for Rraddock “Heights. Md., where velihey will remain:several weeks; L T l The first lady of the land | Hundreds who have forgotten an annual visit home for vears past; The Tech will leave the dock at the foot; President, and many thrilling games were played there. The court is now | TS T, D e T MRS. ARTHUR H.GEISSLER.. . Vife of the newly appointed. Minister to Guatemala cose, FVANGELINE: 'n-a:ké" Washingtonians Seek Pleasure Resorts for The Summel’ Seflson Motor Trips Here and There and Bookings for Europe. Guests in City Homes. General ll’ld personal . Lieut. Commander and Mrs. Jamed R. Barry are leaving by motor for Gloucester. Mass, where Mrs. Bavry and their family will spend the rest of the summer. Commander Barry re- turning to Washington next week and rejoining them at Gloucester whenever possible. Mr. and Mrs. A. Waller will close their residence on Wyoming avenue this week and with their son, Mr. Nelson Waller. and their small daugh- ter. Louise Du Bose, will leave for a | motor trip to Montreal and Quebec. {Cenada. They will spend the month jof August in the Adirondacks, and {will not go to their place in Virginia until September. Mr. Nelson Waller will enter the University of Virginia in September. Mr. Charies Carroll Haig. with his little daughter Harriett, left Saturday evening for Biltmore, N. €., to spend two weeks with the Rev. and Mrs. Branwell Bennett. : Mr. and Mrs. Charlex F. Nesbit are at Marblehead Neck, Mass. They left Washington early in June by motor. and have followed the seacoast north. stopping at ury Park. N. J.: Ston- ington, Conn.: Cape Cod. Plymouth, Boston and Marblehead, Mass. They will reach Kennebunk Beach, Me., early in July and remain there untfi the middle of August, when they will go to the White mountains. Miss Zelda L. Miller has gone to San Diego. Calif., where she will be the guegt of Lieut, Commander and Mrs, Heber Butts for the summer. Col. P. W. Huntington of the United States Army and Mrs. Huntington are al the Powhatan whfle staying in Washington. Mrs. Hugh A. Cowing of Muncie. Ind.. wife of the vice president of the jstate board of health of Indiana, the guest of her son and daughter-in- law, Mr. and Mre. Kemper F. Cowing, at their home. 17 Rock Creek Churcl road northwest. 3 Mrs. A. B. Graham has returned to her apartment from a atay of two weeks in New York, where she divided her time hetween the Hotel Lorrafne and as guest of Mrs. John Bird. Miss KEstelle Murray returned to Washington yesterday from a two- week visit in' New York and Anantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Rice and their family left Washington yester- day for Braddock Heights, Md., where they will spend the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Emmons S. Smith are i York, where they will he joined by their son, Mr. Emmons 8. Smith. jr | They will then go to Manchester, Vit { for the remainder of the summer. Mrs. William F. Dennis will enter- tain informally at a garden party to- morrow afternoon at her home on K street. Miss Emily Coates of Del Ray. Va., has as her guest Miss Aane Franke, daughter of Capt. and Mra. Franke of Governors Island. N.Y. Miss Franke was the flancee of the late Ralph Mc- Kinley Coates. Miss Frances E. Trottey and Miss Louise Carman. chaperomed by Dr. Gertrude K. Brigham, sailed "from Montreal on June 22 for Naples, Italy. They will spend about three weeks in Italy and return by way of Switzer- land, Austria, France and England and artive In New York the latter part of August. Mrs. Charles S. Heinline of Roseburg, GOre., formerly of Washington, iv vis: ing Mrs. Maurice Otterback, 326 5th street southeast. A number ‘of enter- tainments are being given in her honor. Wednesday Mrs. Francis 8. Browne of 1501 Farragut street northwest gave an afternoon especially for Mrs. ddeinline’s many friends, g them an, oppor- tunily to renew their acquaintanceship of years ago. Mrs. Heinline is a tal- ented musician, conducting a conserva- tory of music in Roseburg, where she has Jived for twelve veaus. Miss Sylvia left Washington Frldlg for Montreat, N. C., to attend the 1323 Montreat Sunday School Con- ference. - Miss Payne was sent as a ega! from Central Presbyterian Church (South) of this citxd: Mrs, O: K. Rankin, ‘whe Fs been th LOVETT Daughter of the Assigstant Atto x’ne:X Genéral and Mrs Lovett. leaving this week by motor for New | "'} Mr. ana Mre. 3 P. O’Connell.of. San gare.s s LIRS ) Mrg Taspene COOLIDGE; \ John and Calvin N7 = Notes of U. S. Officials | t And Capital’s Home Folk' Secretary Mellon Returns to City Wednesday. Attorney General and Mrs. Daugherty Leave for Ohio—Others Mentioned. | l | l ! The Secretary of the Treasury. Mr. their niece, Miss Gwendolin Field Mellon, will return Wednesday from |Who has been at Southampton./Eng- his home in Pittsburgh, where he went | \2nd: through the past winter. Hardy. wife of Repre ‘.\'ar:t-rd!_\' Miss Ailsa Mellon also will | .\!r!‘(,‘u;‘ 1% X : sentative Hardy of Colorado. ha - t | 3 {return to Washington the middle of | 3R SEVE BETIN B 0 Canon ¢ [ of the week after an absence of sev- | (ol for the summer. Representative eral days. She went to fouthampton | Hardy, who has been appointed on = v v Fues M the joint committee to consider the } Thursday and was the guest of Mr. |, /%0, foNS" between the Distriet and Mrs. Ecward Mellon for a few | of (olumbia and the federal govern | daye ana attended the marrigge Fri- \ment, will remain here until late in !day of Miss Florence Magee Eils-(July. He has given up his home. at | 1337 Gallatin street. and is staying | worth, to Mr. John Howard McFadden. | ;7% J\vasnington Hotel Br. and Mre: Mitchell Carroil speat | the week ertd at the National Arts Club, in New York. b Mrs Carroll's sailing for Cherbourg to spend the summer in Kurope. Mrs Carroll goes to Paris as one of the ecight delegates from the south Atlan tic mection to the conference of the | International Federation of Univer. sity Women, meeting July 15-1% She will join her son. Mr. Mitcheli B. Carroll. in Paris and will spend some time with him at Geneva. Wher they expect to attend the summer course in French and on interna- | tional questions at the University of Geneva. | | The Attormey General. Mr. Daugh- jerty, accompanied by Mrs. Daugherty tleft last evening for their home in Columbus. Ohio, where Mrs. Daugh- erty will remain through the summer and the Attorney General will stay over the holiday, returning to Wash- ington Wednesday. The acting Secretary of the Navy. Mr. Theodore Roosevelt, is spending the week end and the Fourth at Gettysburg, Pa., with the marines and ill return_to Washington Wednes- dny. Mrs. Roosevelt is with their| “Tor Carroll leaves July 17 for Rio! children in their home at Oyster Bay | Ge Janeiro. having been appointed an and will remain there for another | gmeianl delegate to the twentieth i week or ten days The Secretary of Agricuiture, Mr. Wallace. will return the middle of the week from Meredith, N. Y. where, with his daughter. Miss Ruth Wallace. he is spending the week end and the Fourth with Mr..and Mrs. F. W. Ayer. ternational congress of Americanist n connection with the Brazil cen | | tennial. Mrs. W. H. Kessinger. wife of the auditor of Porto Rico. is in Wash. _ington for a short v staying at 'the Shoreham. | of the United Si e, Crechoslovakia The under secretary of state, Mr.| The secretar ate: { Phillips. is spending the week end |legation at Prague, with Mrs. Phillips and their children |and Mrs. Willlam & Howell. jr. lefi in their summer home, Highover.:| Washington Friday, after spending a few days at the Shoreham. {at Beverly Farms, Mass.. and will re- turn to Washington the middle of the | i week. The undersecretary stopped in Cambridge, on his way to Beverly, where he recelved the degree of mas- ter of arts at Harvard University. { i The United States ambassador to Italy and Mrs. Richard Washburn Child have leased the house near Naples formerly occupied by Mr. Coert du Bofs. United States consul at_ Naples. Mr. and Mre. Child will spend the summer months there, re- turning to the embassy in Rome in the autumn. During their absence Mr. Frederick O. de Billier, first sec- retary, will remain at the embassy in Rome. Mr. Cleveland Perkins, secre! Mr. Child, accompanied him to Naples: Gen. John J. Pershing. chlef of staff, U. S. A.. has returned from Atlantic City. where he joined his sisters. Miss Mary Pershing and Mrs. M. D. Butler, who accompanied him to Washington Gen. Pershing accompanied the Presi- dent and Mrs. Harding to Gettysburg yesterday and will be a member of their party when thev go to Marion, Ohlo, for the centennial celebration this week. ‘Thé Greek minister on special mis- sfon in Washington and Mme. Gen- nadifis have gone to Hot Springs. Va. for the holiday period. The istant secretary of war, Mr. J. Mayhew Wainwright. went to Rye. N. Y., vesterday to spend the holiday with Mrs. Wainwright. who, with Miss Wainwright, is established in their slummer home - there for the season. Rear Admiral and Mrs. William S. Benson have ar¥ived In Newport and are at the Laforge, Mre. A.J. Halford gone to Ne port for the summer and later wil be joined by her son and daughter-in- law, Commander and Mrs. Walter B. } Woodson, as the former has been or- dered to Newport for duty. Mr. L { | i Mrs. John Zollars and Miss Booker. [who were guests for a few days of the Secretary of the Interior and Mra. Fall, went to Virginia yesterday te spend a short time with Mr. and Mrs. Brand Elliott, son-in-law and, daughter of the Secretary and Mrs. Fall. i and Mrs. Lewis Nixon re spending the week end with Mr. and Mrs, Lewis L. Clarke in their country home, Villa Florenza, at Elberon, J. Col. and Mrs. Robert E. Lee have gone to Roanoke, Va.. from Hot Springs. where the former has been seriously ill for some_time. They Senator and Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry are entertaining a house party in their summer home in the'Cats- kills, their guests including Repre- sentative and Mrs. John Philip Hill and Mrs. Kenna Elkins. were accompanied by Mrs. William ; Fitz” Hugh ‘Lee. Admiral Ear] Beatty and Countess Beatty have loaned their London | home, Mall House. to the latter's brother and sister-in-law, . Mr. and,| Mrs, Marshall; Field of New York and Chicago. Mr. .and Mrs. Field - will give a dance Thurs July 18, for 1 Former Senator and Mrs. Chaunce: M. Depew are at Hot Springs, ‘Va.| where the former senator will make the Fourth of July address Tuesday. Mrs. Robert R. Hitt has leased Bar- ton Lodge, at Hot Springs, Va., for the season and spent several days last week at the Homestead while the Lodge was put in readiness for her} occupancy. Mr. Hided Fukuda of Tokio, Ja . ib at the Hotel Powhatan. sl Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bell Sweeney are spénding the week end and Inde- pendence day it Round Top.moun. tain, where they went yesterday: They returned to Washington earljer. in the week from Montfort. where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Brooke, and where their two sous, Mr. Thomas B. Swee- ney, jr., and Mr. John F. Sweeney, ‘will stay during their absence in rope. Mr. and Mrs. Sweeney will sail] Jr?n al:ow',!lnrxg. ‘"hhr“otymlo aturs July. vill_be_abryad. SRt (he midale erber: 2 : guest of Mrs. Branson Mcllwee at her hame, at 1632 16th street, left yesterday. accompanidd by Mrs. - Mcliwes, for Charlotte, N. C., where they will.be the guesty of Mrs. Rankin's daughter, Mrs. lx. J. Lienkuhler. . Mrs. Rankin will re- turn to her home in Néwrnarket, Tenn. on the completion of her visit in" - lotte. During her stay in Wumnfi:;n she .was extensively entertained, . Virginia ~ Mcllwee ~ giving _a. dinner E“w in her :xn&r. and Frld:y"l;ll rman Smith ai rs. Branson Mcil- W ve a luncheon for her, and that evening ‘'she was the it of honor at Mrs. Frai Mcllwee. Dr. ke Gardper was host at luncheon yesterddy in honor of Mrs. Rankin. inclsco are in Wa&h!pmyh(ng Ate AL | Powhatal Coolidge Wife and Sons of August Mi: {in SOCIETY Vho remains inWashingion wkife Maj Gen Farnsworth 1son atour which will take hir to Honolulu . a0y iLeading Events of Week | In Diplomatic Circles !Amblssndor of Brazil on Motor Tour—German ! Envoy to Visit Home Country—Many at Summer Resorts. Jersey Cottage Taken For July by Justicc And Mrs. pitney arrive The ambsssador of Brazil. Mr. Au'|family. ix expected v gusto Cochrane de Alencar, ix spend. | Washington shortly ing several days motoring through| \me. Ricsser. wife of the &econt the nearby country and will return | secretary of the German embassy the mi ", X and their children are established if e middicoeriton pmes their cottage at Wateh Hill, R. 1. for he summe-, and Dr. Riesser wil in them later for a shorl The ambaseador of Germany. Dr. Otto Wiedfeldt. expects to sail from | Probac:y New York Tuesday, July 11. for his| e home In Germany. He will have a . brief vacation and on his return h _Hor 0 to Atlantic City this week. son at Morristown, N. J. !\nn be accompanied by Mme. Wied- | S2nicd" by her young daughier, and Mr. Justice and Mrs. Mahlon Pitney | feldt. During his absence Baron von | will rpend the summer there. Senci Dt e ot orriatown, | Thermann, counselor of the embassy, | Dias joining them for the week ends N. I. for this month. and in August | Wil be charge d'alfaires. will go to one of the. Long Island! The minister of Norw sorts 5 5 | panied by her children. has gone resorts Bryn. accompanied by their daughters, | J0UI0 ot 1127 (there she has joine went yesterday to Skyland, 5t el Fes B a.|her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hundley Mr. and Mis.Eugene Cowles Pome- 1 pory tney have taken a cottage for) Baltimore. Mr. de Pena will o it who have been in New York for| h. yeagon. The minister and Mme. One of Long Island Resorts Will Be Visited After Sea- Senora de Diaz. wife of the secre tary of the Honguran legation. wi Mme. de Pena. wife of the secretar) and Mme. |of the legation of Uruguay. accom: Monteres the Ist of August 1o speni 4 ve, will leay = a month with hix family. several davs will leave there 10-igryn gpent last summer in a cottage o norrow for the l".’u-'!fil‘ coast. lrcm-.l Skyland vhere they will =ali for the orient hey will stop in Cleveland and Chi- The new secretary of the Bolivi legation. Senor Alberto Palacios. hat taken an apartment at the How The minister of Siam, Phya Prabha (a0 on their way west, and will be | 10y ravongse, fe spending the week end | Richmond. : sence Mr. ard Mrs. . H. More will|in Philadelphia | The third secretary of the Japaness Mrs. occupy their Washington h; More's grandfather was Secreta War in the cabinet of Pr Garfield. embassy. Mr. Shoichi Nakayama. h given up his apartment at the Cosmos The minister of the Serbs. Croa! Club and is at the Portland and Slovenes. Dr. Grouitch, is expect- ed to return today from Buffalo, | where, with Mme. Grouitch, he is a attache of Jean Bover. The new French embassy, financial M. Miss Anneite Ashford. daughter o I3 1 M A 0" Asl v T A R O O tlee [Buest of Mr. and Mra. George B.[arrived in this but will of Alexandria to Boston Wednesday. |Mathews. Mme. Grouitch will not il having and will visit there until July 14, when she will go to Mountain Lakes. ! \. J., to spend two weeks with her unt. Mrs. Crighton Clark. The first} Ashford will go to amestown, and will divide her time hrough August between Newport| nd Jamestown. return aintil the middle of the week. The honorary financial attache and | the Bolivian legation, Senor Jorge | " {Zalles. who hae been on leave of u Senora de Loper closed their apari-| g, ™y hix country. has returned ¢ ment Friday and, accompanied bY|New York. where he joined Senora df thefr daughter, Senorita Lopez, went | Zalles. to the Blue Ridge mountains, where they will spend the summer months.« The minister of Honduras The secretary of the legation of thy Serbs. Croats and Slovenes, Mr. D. AU Stanoyevitch, has been detached from the legation. and is mow in Cal. fornia. where he is consul genersl for his country. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont, whose Washington residence was closed nore than a year ago. since which time they have lived abroad. are now Paris, where they are conatantly n evidence socially. Last week they entertained a dinner company at the Ritn in honor of Prince and Princess Christopher. when the party included the Grand Duchess George of Russia. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grew. Mr. and Mrs. Gerard. Lady Sarah Wilson, Count and Countess Wedel. Mme. Henov de Sincay, Baron de Neufville, one time Senator Phelan of California and Baron de Barante. The minister of the Dominican Re- public and Mme, Joubert. expect to go to Atlantic City the middle of this week for a portion of the summer. The legation of Sweden is establist ed at Bar Harbor for the summe; and Mr. de Lagerberg. charge d'a‘ faires. went there a short time ago join the second secretary of the leza tion and Mme. Sager, who made th¢ trip by motor early in June. The minister of Nicaragua and Mme. Chamorro and their niece, Miss Enriquez, are expected to return the middie of the week from Atlantic i 1 > J Miss Dorothea Denss. who has made brfefl visit in Boston, hae returned to Hyannisport, Mass. where she joined her parents, Rev. and Mrs. F. Ward Denys, who are established in the Paine cottage for the season. Mrs. Franklin Ellls and her small n have gone to Bar Harbor for the remainder of the summer. and will be joired there later by Mr. Ellis. Mre. Sylvanus Stokes. jr. spent a in Washington last week, anid has jolned Mr. Stokes and their daughter, little Miss Marsvi Stokes, at Newport, where they are spending the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip C. Kauffmann are entertaining a house party over the week end and holiday In thair cottage at Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. Among their guests are Mi=s Frances Hampson. Miss Helen LeSeure. Miss Sidney Webb and Mr. Walter Chappell. | ; 1 | Mr. and Mre. Joseph E. Davies will close their Washington home today, Mr. Davies and his daughter. Miss Eleanor Davies, going to Watch Hill, R. 1., to remain over the Fourth, after which Mr. Davies will return to Washington for a short stay, joining Mre. Davies in Wisconsin at the end of Jjuly. Mrs. Davies will leave to- day for Wisconsin, and will not re- turn\ until the autumn. Miss Davies will go to Maine the middle of next week, to be the guest of Miss Neville Johnson, who later fn the month wil accompany her to Wisconsin to join Mr. and Mrs. Davies. Miss Rahel Davies, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Davies, left Friday for Camp ;| Holpe., Me., for the remainder of the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Volland have given up their house at 35 Q street northwest and are established in their new home at 1451 Spring place north- west. Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Brown. Burton, Fla., are spending ten days in Wash- ingion, and will be at the Burlington Hotel. b Mrs. Henry B. F. Macfarland left Tuesday for her summer home at Cap a Y'Aigle, Province of Quebec, where she will be joined by her nephew, George L. Douglas, jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. Kain have gone to Wilqwood, N. J.,, where they are at the Arcadia. Mr. and Mrs Jesse, Jonathan Haas sailed from New York Thursday to spend the summer in Europe. Mrs. William N. !lrpnf has left for Dorset; Vi, where sh& will spend most of the remai=ing days of the summer. Many Leave Washington S As House Recesse: The recess of the lower House hw broken almost Solid rank and file of official society and for several weekt one may !\elr of representatives it Congress at almost every point the United Sttaes, but more especia 1y in their own particular states a districts. Almost with the last souid of the gavel trunks were packed anc there was a flurry &t the Union statict such as one has not seen in a long time. Of courke. many took the slow er, but equally comfortable mois of touring and in their well equi: ped cars will take their leisurely wi tive and Mis Y had » splendid new car delivered 1o then just before they left by rall for Ch ago. and while they did not use on their westward journey. they wi take some long journmey in It befor: Congress reconvenes. The Speaker and Mrs. Gillett 1efg Washington vesterday for York H; bor. Me., accompanied by Miss Lok The minister of Finland, Mr. Axel Leonard Astrom, who Is now in Chi- cago, i8 expected to return to Wash- ington the middle of this week. The minister of Colombia and Mme. Olaya will leave' Washington this week for Allenhurst, N. J., where they have taken a cottage for the summer. The charge d'aflaires of the Italian embassy, ignor Sabetta, went to Southampton, Long Island. Friday, to remain through the summer. The charge d'affaires of the Au trian legation, Mr. Edgar L. G. Proch- nik, entertained upper last eve- ning, when his guests were the mem- bers of the American delegation to the convention of the Interparli mentary Unfon which will be held in Vienna this summer. The charge d'affaires of the Polish | legation and Mme. Kwapiszewska are spending the week end at Ashfield, Mass., where they are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin P. Shattuck of New York in their summer home, Irbu. The charge d'affaires and - Mme. Kwapiszewska will return to their L SpRxcmestiANAIWIOmINESN SRR the stepdaughter of the Speah Say -ler; and they will remain absent {ro = 1 T rge d'afai ¢ the N . ! the capital during the recess. Repre l-ndhQ %‘r..l B. HI:D;‘:::[. will ::'::“lnnlltlvv and Mre. Frank W. Mnnd»' to Washington tomorrow from Gettya. | and _their daughter. Miss Monde) leave Wednesday for Newcastie. W1 g e o Hays oh WIth the o nd Mre. Hamilton Fish left Frida 3 evening for New England resorts where Representative Fish will join er during the recess. Representative and irs. John Phili Hill ‘are spending the Fourth in th Catskilin AS guests of Senator Sirs, Gerry, and will return to Was Ingion before muking blans for . longer recess. Representative Fred erick Zihiman will doin Mre. Zinlma St ‘their home, in Cumberland, Md and they will remuin there for a shot| Yime and then proceed to Cape Col !for the rest of the vacation. Repre- sentative Patrick H. Kelley loft latl Right for his home, at Lansing, Mich, and Mrs. Kelley and Miss Kelley wil Join him there this week. Benstor and Mrs. Atlse Pomerent left ‘Washington last night for Can: ton, Ohlo, and after u brief visit ther: wili go to Marion, to be guests ol Mr..and Mrs. Jacoby during the cele. bration there. Wilsons at Keith's - Joined by Miss Bon Former President Wilson and Mrs Wilson, accompanicd by Miss Hele) Bones, Mr. John Randoiph Bolling ani Mr. Norman Bolling, occupled theit accustomed seats in the rear of the B. F. Kelth' The new counselor of the Chilean embassy and Senora de Gana-Serruys | I have arrived in Washington and taken an apartment at Wardman Park Hotel. | ‘The counselor of the German em- bassy, Baron von Thermann, will re- turn the middle of this week from Watch Hill, R. I, where he is spending the week end with Baroness von Ther- mann in their cottage there. The counselor of the légation of Siam. Phra Sanpakitch, who was charge d’af- faires during the year's leave of ab- sence of the minigter, has been tran: ferred to the Slamese legation in Lon- don and will sail ffom New York Satur- day.for his new He will be charge d'affaires of the on there. The military_attache of thé French embassy, Col. Dumnnt, is spending the week end at Gettysburg, where he went yesterday to be the guest of the United Btates Marine %ln camp there. He will return to ington the mid- dle of the week. The newly appointed first secretary of the Belgian embassy and Mme. Graesse and their two children have 1eft Mexico City and are on their way to Washington. Mr. Graesse has been secrétat@faf the Belgjan legation in orchestra at Mexico for some time and, with his last evening. -