Evening star., 1921-08-28

The secretary of state and Mrs.
Hughes are staying at their suburban
,lace. Greystone. until the first OF
October. when they will occupy the
residence, 1929 18th street. which
they purchased as home shortiy
after March 4. and which has UNDER
gone many changes.
Miss Catherine Hughes. their elder
daughter. who has been making
tour of various foreign countries. is
now in. London. where she will re-
main until September l6. when she
will sail for home.
The ambassador of Spain. Senior
Riano. returned to Washington
Thursday from Biltmore. n. C.. where
he was a member of the house party
entertained at Bi1tmOre house by Mrs
George W. Vanderbilt. Sonora de
Riano. who is with her brother,in-
law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler
Anderson, at York Harbor, Me-. prob
ably will remain with them through
September.
The ambassador of Argentina. Mr..
from England last week. will arrive
in New York Tuesday or Wednes-
day. He will be met by the Argen-
tine consul general in New York,
Ernesto c. Perez. The ambassador
will come at once to Washington.
The amba ssador of Belgium, Baron
de Cartier. sailed yesterday from
New York for Belgium and will join
Baroness de Cartier in Paris. They
will return to Washington the middle
Of October.
The new counselor OF the embassy,
Mr.. F. de Selys de Fanson. is ex-
pected to come here at the end of
September.
The ambassador of Peru and Sonora
de Pezet will entertain a company
at luncheon today in their apartment
at Wardman Park Hotel.
The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr..
Mellon. is spending the week end in
his cottage. Barton Lodge, at Hot
Springs. Va. where his daughter,
Miss Ailsa Mellon. and his son, Mr..
Paul Mellon. have Joined him. Miss
Mellon ard her brother have spent a
| fortnight at Southampton, with their
| cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Paul
Mellon, and the Secretary spent the
, last week end there with them.
The Secretary of War. Mr.. Weeks
! will return Tuesday morning from
his summer home on Mount Prospect
N. H. where he has spent a fortnight
with Mrs. Weeks, their son and
daughter-in-1aw. Mr.. and Mrs. C. Sin
clair Weeks of Boston, and their SON.
| tn-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs
John Davidge- of Washington. Mrs
| Weeks will remain in Lancaster un.
til the late autumn.
mr. Ax<o~So,. ry.~S~o, n. Y%.-a
I; erty went to Baltimore yesterday tc
| spend the day with Mrs. Daugherty
! and will leave this evening for hi.
home, in Columbus. Ohio. He will
| go to Cincinnati Wednesday to at.
tend the meeting OF the American
| an address. He probably will 'speni
the next week end with his mother
| at Washington Court House. and re-
turn to Washington Tuesday. Sep
| tember s.
The Secretary of Agriculture, Mr.
| Wallace, will leave Washington Tues
day for the west and will make sew
| eral speeches through the middle
west, arriving in Des Moines in tim'
James Wilson Wallace, to Miss vir
Rinia Stubbs, daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. D. T. Etubbs, which will TAX,
| place Saturday. The Secretary vii
return to Washington Tuesday, Sep
| tember 6.
1 Mrs. Hoover, wife Of the Secretar!
/ Of Commerce, who was called to Cali
| fornia ten days ago because of tn,
death Of her mother, Mrs. Charles B
Henry, will return to Washington th'
! middle of September. Herbert Hoov
er, jr., who. with his brother Allan
came to Washington when Mrs
Hoover left for the west, will star
for California the middle OF thi
week. to enter Leland Stanford Uni
versity. from which institution tn
Secretary and Mrs. Hoover gradu
ated.
i The Secretary Of Labor, Mr.. Davia
left Friday evening for New York
Boston and Wsllesley Hills and vii