Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-31
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recognition for his country. He is
remaining for some time in WASH
ington.
Mrs Coolidge, wife of the vice
president, and their two sons, Calvin,
| jr., and John motored to Mercerville,
Pa. on Monday to look over the
Mercer academy where the two boys
are entered for the next school year.
Princess Fatima, with her nephew
and her sons. motored to Mt. Yer
non on Tuesday and placed wreath
upon the tomb of General Washing
ton. and en- route their automobile
broke down, on a hot dusty stretch
of road. A passing automobile
stopped and offered assistance
which was gratefully received and
introductions followed for the prn-
cess speaks good English. The pass
ersby happened to be former Presi-
dent and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson,
who were much interested in meeting
the princess and her companions
and they had a delightful little visit
while the Wilson chauffeur lent the
aid which enabled them to go on
to their destination.
Mrs. Mary Kinkaid. sister-in-law
of Representative Moses P. kinkaid
of O'Neill, Neb., whose secretary
she was for some time, is leaving
Washington early next month for
California to join her son who lives
there. Mrs. Kinkaid will probably
not return to Washington except to
visit. She has recently been one of
the most active of the newspaper
women of the capital, and also in
the suffrage cause. She was one of
the three women who made an ef-
fort and almost succeeded in estab-
fishing a thcater and moving picture
house for children. financed by
women and managed by women, to
produce plays by American authors.
The scheme was abandoned some
time ago. Mrs. kinkaid was one of
the favored newspaper women who
were Mrs. Harding's guests on the
Mavflower a fortnight or more ago
Mrs. Clarence Day, nee Smith, of
Omaha. who has been in Panama
for several months visiting Col. and
Mrs. Ernest D. Peak at Quarry
Heights, Canal Zone, will return to
her home in Washington the middle
of next month and join her mother
and Colonel Day, who have remained
here with her young son. Mrs. Day
has been wonderfully entertained
during her visit. Recently the pres
ident of Panama, Senor Porras, who
was for many years minister to this
country, and Nine. Porras, whom
Mrs. Day knew in Washington. en-
tertained her at dinner and in their
box at the opera following. Others
who have entertained dinner COM
panies in her honor are the charge
d'affaires of Chile and Sonora de
Eschaurren, who were formerly in
Washington, attached to the en-
bassy; the charge daffaires of
France and of Great Britain.
Mrs. Catherine Remington and
Miss Florence Holden, both of Oma-
ha, who were in New York attend
ing the convention of the Wood
mems circle, spent a few days i'll
Washington this week enroute home.
They were in a party of other dele
gates from the middle west and Wis
tied the White House. Mt. Vernon,
Arlington and most of the sights in
the city. They also met many old
home friends around the capitol.
Mrs. Remington is the supreme
banker of the council and Miss
Holden is also an officer.
Mrs. Harry A. Williams, jr., OF
Norfolk is expected to come to
Washington for the next weekend
to be the guest of Mrs. Frazier Ed
wards, who was her guest early this
month in Norfolk. Mrs. Williams
will go to the White Sulphur springs
late i'll August.