New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-25

deuts char in the Cabinet room sor
thc most. ana the dainty statuctte VIII
RS. on tire Presidents desk. In fact.
is not much larger than the ordinary
psperweien,
Homes of Harding Cabinet
Are Conveniently Located
Selecting q home FOR Cabinet mem
| aers accessible to the visiting world
O.. Washington is TO sinecure. and
mere have been entire Cabinets IN
past nlstrations which entirely
rnoreC the question OF convenience.
Perhaps il is mere chance. bat true
is that TIC Harding Cabinet is the
most conveniently located fer visiting
q any In years past. Four o. the Cab
gst members are 10 ne housed under
me roe. Nardinan PARK Hotel. when
% 0cto5cr ] the Secretary Of Arri-
culture and Mrs Henry c. Wallace
move 20 that beautiful place. overlook
| 8g Rock Greek Park. The Postmas
ieaerai and Mrs. Hays. the Secretary
a Agriculture and Mrs. Wallace. the
secretary Of the Interior and Mrs. Fall
I'D tie Secretary OF Labor and Mrs.
DAVIS al VII be gathered there. and
,ney combine, as they undoubtedly
Ti!i 40. official women will have the
privilege Of calling on them all a.
ace
As Cabinet women receive on Wednes-
ay afternoon X is quite material
CIV Tar their homes are apart. for +
catered over considerable area only
Jew may be visited in one afternoon.
ne home Of the Secretary Of State
4 Mrs Hughes, on Eighteenth Street:
4 OF Secretary OF War and Mrs.
'sess. on Sixteenth Street. Of Secre-
| 5ry Hoover. at 1900 S Street. and that
me Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs.
My on Street. as we'll a. that OF
secretary OF the Treasury, on Mas
: nlse,ts Avenue, are all within easy
motor distance Of one another. WITH
re wee President and Mrs. Coolidge
ne New Willard and host of
Meals housed under the same roof
|1Eng IS further simDlifed
ashlngtonians have watched eager
ior sight Of Mrs. Harding on
'fSe BACK. perhaps cantering along be
De Inc President. but Mr. Harding
ned out the saddle only once and
lFs. Harding never at all However,
ae Is inc horsewoman and Will IN
oaotedly take up the exercise as soon
the weather grows cooler. Society
lHce on public highways of the nastv
electric added to the White House
garage for her use, put so far she mas
.onnned herself TO the iimousines or
ne Big touring car provided for the
'A.e House family. President Har-
lhs Is known to be an expert driver
Nd IS frequently seen q the wheel O.
ne Wn.e House car.
laglng rather more extended absence
rom the capital than at first expected
Liter Congress recessed they went to
Ho2on for little time and then to
anada. Now they are at the Speak
eFs home IN Springfield, Mass. and It
nay be the first OF October before they
Zach Washington Miss Louisa Hoar
Mrs. Ghleets Youngest daugh ter. Is
low In Paris and may not return until
aid-wInter.
The Secretary of War. John W
Weeks, who returned to Washington d
atle ahead Of the President and Mrs.
Harding, with whom he made cruise
% tas MavfOwer Is at ms home IN
aeE Hampsn.-o for the week end. Mrs.
Weeks vii not come TO Washington
'0f several weeks yet. She Is one OF
ne prime movers IN revolutionlzlng the
.Allng code for Cabinet women.
Many Senators. but not nearly all OF
at npDer house. have returned tor the
ssconvening o. Congress and many OF
ne Senate women VIII tarrv n their
asnes unit the nYst OF December.
Houses which have worn their Tor
FAt furnished signs are being taken
y rapidly, manv OF the most favorable
2e hrst or second year Of the war on
s'count Of the servant problem have
gen snapped up against the coming OF
ae armament conference IN Movem Der
georgetown, which for years was at a
.aaest!ii so far as rcai estate rs con-
Esned. IS filing up with d desirable
ny .a fashionable clement like unto the
10 day waon the Russian Embassy
'sa otnee imnortant homes were on
sa' SIDE eff Rock Greek. Among the
.sse recent tenants on that side the
- arc tire Secretary Of the Italian
,Ii"sssy and SiGnora Celasie, who have
.Seh l4o9 thirtietn Street, the resi-
oe owned bv Commander ard Mrs.
o. Mayo. The Military Attacne Of
Il re- T.. of'Nsb Embassy, General H. X.
mas taken the residence on
'Seh,h Street formerly occupied by
Swedisn legation All of TIC Brit
Nv ~ bachelor are we'll housed and N
20 admit OF much entertaining. in
H. ;aes 90 not STINT themselves
8. N"4fse Afaires Of the Legation
/ Ssv' am fnra Sanpakitch. wen. 20
s9s;n aoFA early i'm the week for brief
4 . no. "sss. stay. ard from there VIII so
4 s DOscon. returning mere by Monday
neI week.
g. s'' VI. Henry +. Dimock. who is in
Ane,;i.oo 'S' arriving there from South
a.ls ,sca, where she visited her son
er i +" Slgnor Catalini. Italian Minis
N.Y. ~ enezuela and Signora Catalini.
AZ IAs.ag aer Washington residence
! i ,p 5sss@adia1ess for the winter. and il
isa ne ~ that she will entertain from
aslsps',o, TINE Tor some OF the Italian
i One 81, 70 The armament conferences.
;sse @s ming which has impressed tbe
'as Snva Wv more than anything else is
uio o. TIC League Of Women Vot-
ssfy - 100 a religious service held IN
my c Ssaaleh in tie capital and in
ai ssufea Of the country on Novcm-
sue1 service devoted TO nrayer foy
s''sss of the meeting = ~