The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-23
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to sharpsburs, Nd. At .
o'clock this morning where
he will be the guest of II. 8. Fire
stone. Of Akron. Ohio. and Bishop
w. 8. Anderson, of Cincinnati. In .
camp ten miles from Hagerstown. .
Henry Ford, his son, Edsel, and
guests of Mr.. Firestone at this
camp, which IL temporary one
pitched conveniently near to the
upper Potomac, where there Ii
fine fishing.
The President made the trip ny
automobile and expects to return
tomorrow evening. Tonight he viii
sleep under canvas, for this ts TO
be a genuine excursion back TO
nature.
Mrs. Harding did not accompany
the President. as she has been
slightly indisposed for a day or
two.
Z Thousands of spectators yes
terdsy afternoon witnessed the
finals at the Columbia Cou--
try Club and cheered Jira Barnes,
the winner of the national open
golf championship. when he received
the eovetel trophy from the hands
OF the President Of the United
StatesL
The clubhouse and beautiful
grounds presented q moving sceno
Of color. for the gay sport costumes
were not confined to the women.
who had rare opportunity to in
dulge in brilliant summer attire and
made the most Of 1t. Many men APP
peared In gorgeous golf array.
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were breathless and gradually the
distant groups closed in toward the
clubhouse, near which the Presi-
dent and his party occupied seats
after their arrival, an nour or more
previous to the last play made by
the champion.
In the PRESIDENTIAL party were
the Vice President and Mrs. Cool
idge, who were accompanied by
their two sons. Calvin. jr.. and
John: the Secretary Of War. John
w. Weeks: the Secretary of the
Navy. Edwin DENLY; the Secretary
Of Labor. James j. Davis, Mrs. Ar
thur Capper. Howard #. Whitney
OF New York and DIR. Walter Har-
ban.
The Marine Band played from d
position on a rise Of ground that
afforded fine view of the golf
course Before the presentation of
the cup Joe kirkwood. Of Australia,
entertained the crowd by an exhibit
ton OF clever strokes that appar-
emily aroused the GREATEST enthu-
siam among the members of the
Presidents party.
The day was perfect and tho
club dispensed a hospitality that
made every guest feel it's cordial
Welcome Although the crowd was
great, the arrangements for han
ding 1t were SO perfect that there
was no sense of discomfort and 1t
was difficult to realize that more
than ten thousand persons had
come to enjoy the splendid playing
that must have aroused envy in
the breast OF every ambitious
golfer.
Viscount Bryce. former ambass dor
of Great Britain. and Lady Bryce left
Washington yesterday after a brief
visit during which they were enter
tanned informally by old friends. The
Secretary of State gave a dinner for
them on Thursday at Greyston~.
Lord Bryce went directly TO Massa-
chusetts and will deliver eight lee
lures at the School of Politics, which
opens at Williams College next week.
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DIR. p. Lessinoff. charge d'affaires
of the Bulgarian legation. entertained
informally at luncheon at the Shore.
ham yesterday.
A. 2. Sycips. Of the Philippines.
entertained at dinner at the Willard
last night. The Chinese Minister,
DR.. Alfred SEE, was among his guests.
Mrs. j. ii. Lewis To Sail.
Mrs. James Hamilton Lewis, wife
of the former Senator. will sail from
New York today for two months
stay In Europe
The Rumanian Minister. Prince BIZ
besco. is now at Bar Harbor for the re-
mainder Of the summer.
Miss Julia Junkin Ravenal Is. the
guest of her uncle and aunt, Col. and
Mrs. Francis T. A. Junkin, at their
summer home, Lake Geneva, Wis.
Major General Lejeune, Mai Gen.
j. G. Hartford and Mai. Gen. w. G.
Neville will attend the outing at
Marshall Hall today arranged by
the District of Columbia veterans of
the Second division in commemora-
ton Of the battle Of scissors, when
the Second division, as part Of the
army corps, of France,
captured Beaurepaire Farm. Vau-
and Vierxy and advanced to
Tigny.
Mrs. Mcdonald Entertafns.
Mrs. James Mcdonald entertained
eighteen guests at dinner last evening
at the Dean place.
Mrs. c. G. Calhoun. also. was a
hostess last evening at the Dean
place. Her guests included Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. Sawyer, Congressman