Evening Star Newspaper, August 1, 1926, Page 49

THE SUNDAY HARRIS &EWING™ —1m STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (. RSELDRIDGE ee pets AUGUST 1. 1926—PART 2. 4 YNOERWOCL & UNPERWOOPD. Miss HARRIET HANGERL. / cia,u,qhtu of My. and Mys. GWW.Hanger MES R McC AR wseensn. and now with them at their cottage at.Cape Codu se nusband 13 Comptrofier Gen eral.taken 'ladt week at the Con- | from her Kennels. She and My. Jnrd.aim 'urg b || Woodl s1die, i w | Silver Spring, | PACHRACH: MRS.ELLIS M. ZACHARIA Mk of Licut, Comdv.'la,ohzrifi of S atie Fleet -well kflown 1w socied qmuw Public Is Interested in Intimate Stories Anent The Sqmmer White House Mrs. Coolidge Learning to Paddle Canoe—Takes Up Swagger Stick—Ranking Ambassadress of the Diplomatic Corps—Summer Pleasures Here. SALLIE V. H. PICKETT. EAL human interest stories come from ‘White Pines Lodge, in the R Adirondacks, anent the President and Mrs. Coolidge such as one fever could gather from their official life in the White House. Stories of the rod and reel, boating stories, descriptions of rambles through the white'pine forest and other kindred subjects bring the Presi- dent and the first lady of the land much nearer, to the people than do the stories of the;more formal side of tife in the Capital. OMEN, especially, like to read of Mrs. Coolidge learning to paddle a ¢anoe or row a boat, practice on the piano for’a few hours or sit out and rock and knit and rest. To be sure, the thousands who daily pass the \White House and its big shaded grounds wonder why a President should seek any other spot for recreation, but those who understand the constant grind of official life know that a President must get away from the hum of a city and the business atmosphere of his office. To be sure, Mr. Coolidge works at White Pines Lodge, but recreation is only a few steps away, and while Mrs. Coolidge does take her walks about the streets of the Capital, it is with a train of admirers in her wake, which deprives it of freedom. UST now there comes from the Adirondacks a story of Mrs. Coolidge setting a new fashion by carrying a walking' stick or cane. It may be new to Mrs. Coolidge, but it is an old custom to keep staffs or sticks for country walks. One who visits Mr. and Mrs. Wade Hampton Ellis at Rippon Lodge or Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hertle at Gunston Hall, or, in fact, any of the Washington residents who own Virginia estates, will find a large umbrella stand near an outer door filled with a variety of canes, varying in weight and length, and guests are to take their choice when starting for a country ramble. Mrs. Ellis even goes a step farther, and, as she has many of her friends at Rippon Lodge earlier i the season, has, canes of varied hue to correspond with their snappy sports clothes. WHILE thousands of tourists daily pour in and out of the White House just now there is little of the building accessible to them.. However, it is even better to be able to say that one has stood under the roof of the old mansion than to travel hundreds of miles and be shut out alto- gether. Both the east room and the green room, goals for travelers, are filled with workmen who are giving them a good housecleaning and touch- " deDEDOYA , wife of the Secredas SN as o e the prettiest and youngest women it the corpd. Washington's Visiting Is No. Longer Confined to Small Downtown Area Important Persons Are Seek- ing Homes in Nearby Country Districts. ‘When Washington soclety goes call- gressional Countyy Club. :Go ¢ Miss BETTY EDWARDS. datgirter of My and Mre. Bury NiEdwards, of Chevy Chase. Few Ranking Diplomats : In Capital f_oi August | ForetellFall Weddings Nephew of American Am- bagsador to Italy Is En- gaged. Many Foreign Ministers at Williamst own. Others Motoring Through Picturesque Parts of the Country—Largest Colony on North Shore. Several Engagements Of Unusual Interest Mrs. Charles Pollard Cocke of the Rochambeau Apartments, Washing- merce on Week End The Vice President and Mrs. Dawes are spending the week end in Denver, Colo., where they are at- tending the opening of the three- day celebration of the fiftleth anni- versary of Colorado’s admission as a State of the Union. The Vice | President and Mrs. Dawes will go | to Wagon Wheel Gap, Colo., the first i of the week to be the guests of Col. A. E. Humphreys at his camp on the Rio Grande, where the Vice President will snend a vacation fish- ing with Mr. Kenneth L. Roberts, Mr. Ben Ames Williams and Mr. E. Ross Barley, “secretary to the Vice President. The Secretary of the Navy. Mr. Wilbur, arrived in Seattle, Wash., early yesterday and sailed later in the day with the Pacific fleet for Alaska. He will return to Seattle the middle of this month and then join Mrs. Wilbur in their San Fran- cisco home. The_Secretary of Commerce and Mrs. [Hoover will return tomorrow from a short cruise over Sunday aboard the Kilkenny. The Secretary of Labor Mr. James J. Davis will return this evening to his apartment in Wardman Park Hotel, after being with Mrs. Davis and their children in their home at Mooseheart, Ill, for several weeks. | Mrs. W. Irving Glover, wife of the Assistant Postmaster General, and their children will go to Bagles- mere, Pa., for the remainder of the Summer. Mrs. Glover and her son Thomas returned Wednesday from a six-week trip. to the Canadian Rockfes. Admiral and Mrs. William Benson have returned from a short motor trip through- southern Maryland. Mrs. F. L. Sandoz, wife of Comdr. Sandoz, will leave Washington Wed- nesday to wvisit Lieut. and Mrs. Geoftrey Caswell Metzel at Engle- wood, N. J. Before ‘her marriage she was Miss Elzabeth Cone, daugh- ter of Rear Admiral Hutchinson I. Cone. ’ Before returning ‘to Washington Mrs. Sandoz -will be the guest of Mrs. Otis Staunton at Englewgod, N. J., and_will probably visit Ad- miral and Mrs. Leigh C. Palmer in New York. JThe District Attorney. General and Mrs. Peyton Gordon and their daugh- ter, Miss Evelyn Gordon, will leave ‘Washington the latter part of August for a trip to Canada. Capt. and Mrs. Willlam P. Wooten will leave Washington today by motor for West Polnt to visit their son, Cadet Sidney Wooten, and after their visit there will motor through the Adirondacks. Col. Wooten has been transferred to New Orleans, and will probably go there after their motor trip. Mrs, Wooten will return her? to close their house. (Official Society Widely Scattexfl 7During August Vice President and Mrs. Dawes in Colorado: Secretary of Navy in Seattle—Secretary of Com- - Cruise—Other Notes. are leaving the Capital Wednesday on a motor trip to Bretton Woods, H.. where they will remain for several weeks. Among those leaving Washington last week to spend their vacation in New England were Mr. and Mrs Henry Thurtell, who sailed from Bal- timore Friday on the S. 8. Chatham. Mr. and Mrs. Albertus Hutchinson Baldwin are leaving next week for. Belgium, where Mr. Baldwin will take up his work with the United States Tariff Commission at Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Green and their daughters, Miss Anna Hall Green and Miss Ruth Miller Green, will leave this evening for New Eng- land. A little later in the month Miss® Ruth Miller Green will be the guest of Miss Ardrey Spailing at the Sum~* mer home of her parents on Lake Muskoka, in Canada. Miss Elizabeth Shultz of Detroit. formerly of this city, has been visit. ing friends at the naval operating base at Norfolk, and is passing a few days with her uncle and aunt, Capt? and Mrs. David Carleton Crowell, as 3734 T street. Mrs. Gladys Emig-Doing joined her sister, Miss Evelyn Emig, in New York from which city they sailed last night on the Leviathan for a tour of France and Italy » Mrs. D. H. Lesner and heg family have left for Braddock }[Eghls to' pass the remainder of the s n. Mrs. J. W. Hechinger and Mrs. Joseph Lesner have gone to Atlantic City, and will spend the month ‘of August at the St. Cbarles Hotel. A Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Robb and. their daughter, Miss Margaret Robb, sajled on the steamship Chatham, from- Baltimore last week, to spend their va- cation in New England. Mrs. Daniel B. Banks of Baltimore, formerly Miss Gay Tiernan Walton and granddaughter of the late Judge Henry F. Garey, is the house guest of. Col. and Mrs. B. Reeves Russell af their home in Kensington, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Kiplinger of Rosslyn, Va., were among those aboard the steamship Chatham, when she salled from Baltimore for Boston Friday. . Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Swallow of' Sixteenth street will have with them for a month's visit their daughter, Mrs. Ralph Lawson Riley, who 1% arriving today from her home in Al bany, ‘Ga. Before her Mrs. Riley was Miss Virginia Pottle. daughter of Mrs. Swallow, and she’ has a host of’ friends in the Capital. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Crupper of Rosslyn, Va., sailed for Boston Fri, day from Baltimore on the S. S. Chatham. Mrs. Horatlo Nelson Slater, for- ing them up for the coming season. The walls in these chambers are only |, s & being cleaned and dusted down, but the woodwork is getting more at-| ey HOWRdREs L OO aEhusetts tention: avenue, Sixteenth street, or the near- | L FE ST S genor | abont @ fortnight. T e T o shle Chso Ganl York Harbor, Me., Wh The Minister of Pan Senor Dr. tol 0 "y e., where & nister ‘anama, nor " means pleasant automobile runs to |de Riano at York. T, i R 3o Altanes Y e en route to. her|for Cherbourg and Southampton. 9 B SR : Y Canada, stopping HE few socicty folk lingering in the Capital and the hundreds who are ! the outer edges- of the city limit or lpe \yent Friday. Senora de Riano O a0 s week o New Yok, . Mrs. Williar 8. Sloan of 150 Basf 'home on the North Shore. e % g T : vithin the District of Columbia, out S ke : enjoying leisure hours at fashionable resorts. are gossiping overtime |1y s i : ote lwent to York Harbor about 10 days b will sail for his | Seventy-third street, New York, and . F; » into Maryland or across the river into from where he stiortly. for M | ot . Anaancos (he. o ‘Hé‘:"}tn‘ c W:Iker'nnd g m;‘:ag Gonld Fflmlly Reunion x Brings Large Grouping about the retirement of the Ambassador of Spain and the promotion of | Virginta, ‘There s no lenger an 1 \dea. [ ao, and is visiting her brflther;l‘:%W home in Panama. Senora de Alfaro | el Hont e o Falth L jr | that to be popular soclally an and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Chandler. P.|and their family are now at their 2 few weks in estown, -R. I 3 the Ambassador of Belgium, who stands at the head of the corps. Their [ (Fe8 0 56 BOREEF, b B0 o mibers e home In Panam, and will return to |5 Sioan, and Mr. Ludiow Griscom, |Vaiker and A ) ¥ . ent Ti8COM | sooupy their apartment at 2222 Q| Mr.and Mrs. N. E. Ryon and family of Delafield place are on a severak ‘weeks' motor trip to Niagara Falls,. wives, especially, are engaging attention. Senora de Riano and Baroness | of officlal and residential soclety one this country with the Minister in Sep- ' 2™, %0, /0F avenue, N Yark, and lmy‘m P . street, this Winter. il Miss ~Catherine Buckingham of {and visited relatives and friends on- AR de Cartier are both American, both women are of marked and delightful | Tust live within o limited radius of] mqpe Ambassador of Brazil, Senhor | tember. The Mnister returned o & 10 TH0N RN adle on tudon. personality, both adapted to the requirements of their husband’s positions. | country- ilfe in the suburbs and on | Gurzel do Amaral, )‘(m’x‘hmn“ft s a1 comsnmimslon fonle ount (Miss Sloan, who i3 ‘a graduate ot Perhaps Senora de Riano is a ittle more domestic in her tastes, as she | the hills that fringe the eity. . |;705 Fightesnth street, and will take | tr. ety s tow yeare dao o ks ‘o | Tennessee avenue, thia city, has taken |and near the Millign Dollar highway.. made many of the laces used in the embassy, including a handsome set of [ing the Summer beyond the business |Possesion In the Autumn..The Am-| e Minister of the Serbs, Croats |member of the Junior Leagiie. She ARt O AORUst. kol Rl it e | St 0, Teenioa was: Bives Insty T oronmes e Cortier i The best. dressed sroman fn. the corps, | oBtrshe, Becretar st Stats ani Mrs, | bussagor is' now motoring SIONE (he | nq Siovenes, Dr, Anis Tresich Pavi- |18 & sister of Mise Helen R Sloan | ise Ollve Ramsey, ir. Herbert Al | Ryon's visit. ‘There Were 41 merhher and her entertainments are matchiess in good taste ‘and elegance. It was | KCUOEE at the home of the Under|NCy ‘Brgland for . the remainder: of | Shich; Wil 80 to Williamatown, Mase. | Tours, France; Mr. Samuel Sloan, 24, | Weantaron, - o oron PUrton of {of the family preseat. she and the Ambassador who had much to do with the entertainment of {Grew, on Woodland drive, and the |the Summer. . Polities. g : :flfi fir‘ 'g:rl::‘f &fl%"' "h: e SR VR, M L the King, Queen and Crown Prince of Belgium on their visit to this | Eostmaster General and Mrs, Hatrs | o minister of Finland, Mr. AXell ;o noiier of Costa Rica, Sanor [Pelgh, daughter of TSR | i, S M. Winsad: Pisetn a2d) My, and Mrw. Stewart Are country. ‘,"g::' G}:::uml :!;d‘g' ‘,mg&m]?vz #::m m,' ow:.ple ::ll‘t:no;\:‘geoz Don T, R&laelyor;lm:no, m]m.:: N»il(’:g“n Bonlp,l.rt:. last MAI:‘I.“ i Ston:; wmn:n‘t:rn‘ m?: from v&;::; Hosts to M.,y]mdgr.: NE of the many charming features 6f Summeér life in Washington [of one of Washington's lamented |SiX Weeks abroad. D o avoral daya Dafoe EiuE:th - c,‘,:‘:‘“%v*m“ Griscom and the | Baitimore aboard the S. 8. Chatham.| Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stewart of: : . B % . roe? . Willlam Ludlow, e P X 0 are at tl = which cannot be removed to a Summer Tesort is the new fad among mmn“::fl t.l\r:ub':nm:'d:ndcrl::".‘- M’:?“ Mlxgxutucute:“ulh t.ml New England. 7 nephew of Miss Frances C. Gi Mr. Walter Wilcox will leave to- m‘:‘ A et RIS tmm'» ora de cl tour return fihe Mthister. ‘of Hondures; B of the w..nnea Garden, Haverford; Mr. [ day for the Rockies, where | yesterday Mr. and Mrs. John Slater,s Joined : ton, has announced the engagement The retiring Ambassador of Spain, treal, returning to' Washington 'in|of "her daughter Frances to Mr. merly of Boston, was among th Daniel Godwin Anderson of Milford,| Mrs. James R. Ellerson has re-|prominent passengers sailing fros Del. - turned to Washington after a visit in | New York a week ago on the Homeric children—and older folk, too—for taking a trip around the Tidal Basin in Fed f P’ ardens, which descend . from the Star swan boat. Revenue for most local charities dies with the close fuitaee % & % to Washington tomorrow after spend- Rodman Griscom of Dolobran, | he will remain until September. Mrs. ored Marylan of the social season, and while important Washington hostesses assist g';e:na.:.:; fl':tx-okm';:;lmh"cnnm“; of | ing the week end with Mrs. Richard|Luis- Bogran, has been Rodw Haverford, and of Mr. Lioyd C. Gris: | Wilcox, who has been in Europe since ;‘1‘;:;—:“ . o . hospitals and other charities at the resorts, their home institutions lan- | o flower decked bank. on th th? Evelyn Byrd, at Winchester, Va. Senora de Bogran and Senorita n-{ oom, former American Aml June, is now at Cologne and will later 5 B o e r e Shitton. | ety e o mdther | B e o s Bapoteesr e e Tow Miniesr candl Sepntas Eaboke [ Fecln o b 00 0PIl o s Moy Soaps (mrion, 618 Bark, : and her babies or a nurse and her small charges, of a lover an his sweet- |and Mrs. Hellopg. There is a staft of the amyrét‘“GmwmAh Gen. - — M,,:_,‘,‘";;“ A Sriscom, 80, sod My, |, iy sreinerine Dunlop left yester: heart, takes a trip around the Basin in the gracetul craft it means revenue | terrace on which the dining table 18 | Arutlar, who will arrive from New | The Minister of Austria and Mme. .. Griscom, Jr. are his day for Now Cafigan, Conp h’ b £ ; takes 3 tel i 5 set more frequently than in the room | % Ak whoad Prochnik motored to Marletta, Pa., ; , Conn., where she Honor Guest at Party for the Child Welfare. It was a big idea that stased the enterprise, one York some timé this week. He 119 | Will be the guest of Miss Alice Wil- o S M. Thowas. . Marsball: toal 4 kesn'satsrest i hen she Web | oo e whecy ok G Miiuce Wiyale Pt Friday to bring their daughter, Mlle. Is & graduate of Columbia. '12, | jfomy Yor & week. She will then Miss Ellen Cowles Skinner, daughs \Vaa.fllin ton a short time ‘ago, and the popularity of the swan b‘:at is | ey “m| bnts',\‘r llghtat P }c'lty and| The Minister of Colombla and|Valerle Prochnilc to Washingion. ‘.,'r;: :i?m;“' ’“1" He is a natural: | company Mr. and Mr. Ashmead l-‘ul:ecl: ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Skinner.) : the passing throng of autos, but near | senora de Olaya will leave Washing. | Mile, Prochnik visited friends there. | ot SXPOROw, oen ‘l'h:l-‘z:l.nu 'm e | hey g0 to visit Mr. Ross Thomp. | was hostess‘at a shower Friday eve: Columbia. . University, and he -uul, son; at Henderson Harbor, N. Y. ning in compliment to Mrs. w'" »proven by the large number of mobiles that drive slowly around the !at hand are, clumps of late-blooming £ — P , ton this afternon for & trip to Canada. l e Minister of Egypt and Mme. Mo Robinson; 2 ) g 96 Mz, a0d Mrs. Lee Lomax RODIMOR >y Favorite Young Matron asin while the children take a s on the water. Tt is holding its own | purple, white and blue Japanese iris | They will go by way of the Hudson ith the popularity of the polo fie L?.w,e!. dowa in gg:gu,k. o bt . ygmm,_ y&,gd_‘gugy‘lg egi&,_;' mflw-—"