Evening star., 1921-08-28

Senator Miles Poindexter expects
to leave Washington today for his
| home in Spokane, WASH, where he will
! remain for several weeks. while Mrs.
Poindexter will remain in Newport.
Of indiana are kept In Washington
during the recess Of Congress by the
heavy work OF the finance Committee,
| OF which the senator is a member, and
will move from their apartment in
tfe Portland to the residence 2127
They will have a number of guests
with them during the autumn.
Senator Francis e. Warren will go
TO his home in Cheyenne. Wyo.. today
recess. Mrs. Warren will remain in her
apartment on Connecticut avenue to be
near her mother. who is In i'll health.
Senator Key Pittman will return
today nom New York. where he went
the middle Of last week. He will
leave this evening for his home in
Tonopah. New. to spend the remainder
OF the Congressional recess.
Mrs. Reed Smoot has returned from
her home in Salt Lake City and Joined
he senator in their home on Connecticut
avenue. where they will remain through
the congressional recess
Senator and Mrs. William S. Kenyon
of Iowa have q cottage at Sebasco,
Me-. which they are now occupying
and they will entertain a number
of senator's and their wives from
time to time during the recess Of Con-
gress. Mrs. Kenyon is enjoying the
life on the coast to the fullest and
fairly lives in her knickerbockers,
| MILDLY blouse and boots, spending her
entire time in the open air.
Senator and Mrs. Arthur capper
will have with them this winter the
latter's niece. Miss Isabel Crawford,
.s"shter of Mrs. George Crawford ef
Topeka. Kan. who graduated from
Mrs. Capper will present Miss Craw-
ford to Washington society in the
autumn. The latter is spending the
summer in Topeka with her mother
and will accompany her to New York
early in october for several weeks
stay before joining Senator and Mrs.
Capper here.
Senator and Mrs Atlee Pomerene
Highlands the middle of this week
and go to Mackinac, Mich, for sew
eral weeks.
Senator and Mrs. L. Heisler Ball
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ton. They will remain in Washing
ton through the recess. taking occa-
sional short trips to their home in
Delaware and nearby summer re-
sorts.
Senator Richard p. Ernest left
Washington Thursday for Mount
Clemens. Mich. for a ten-day stay.
and will then go to Cincinnati for the
meeting Of tn bar association befo,e
joining Mrs. Ernest in their home in
Covington. KY.
Senator William H. King will leave
early this week for his home in Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Senator George H. Moses left
Washington late Wednesday night
for his home in Concord. n. H.. where
Midshipman Gordon Moses, returned
to Annapolis from his cruise Friday
and went at once to Concord. where
he will spend the month of Septem-
ber. Midshipman Moses will grad
uate from the Naval Academy next
June.
Senator Henry W. Keyes left We'd
nesday at midnight for Haverhill.
Mass, where he will join Mrs. Keyes
to remain during the recess of Con-
gress.
Senator and Mrs John X. Shields
will remain at their home in Ten
nessee until the close Of the congress
sional recess.
Senator Robert n. Stanfeld has
gone to his home in Portland, Ore,
for several weeks of the congress
sfonal recess, and on his return to
Washington about the middle of
September he will be ACCOMPANIED
by Mrs. StAnfield.
Senator and Mrs. Nathaniel B. Dial and
their daughters are spending the weeks
Of the congressional recess in their
home in Laurens. S. c.. where they
went a week or ten days ago.
Senator and Mrs Duncan U. Fletcher
will remain in Washington through
the congressional recess except for
q few days which the senator may
spend at nearby resort. Mrs.
Fletcher recently returned from
Chautauqua, n. Y, where she spent six
weeks.
Senator Gilbert NJ Hitchcock left
Washington late Wednesday night
for Haines Falls, N. Y. where he
joined Mrs. Hitchcock and Miss Ruth
Hitchcock for a weeks visit and will
return here this week.
Senator Hiram W. Johnson joined
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