Evening star., 1921-09-26

X RS. HARDING accompanied
NH the President. the Secretary
of Commerce, Mr.. Hoover,
and Mr.. Christian to the
opening Of the unemployment confer
ence in the Department of the In
terror at 10 o'clock this morning. The
President will attend the fall maneu-
vers of the United States Marine
Corps, to take place on the battlefield
of the Wilderness Saturday. and Mrs
Harding will probably accomp"n!
him.
Mrs. Coolidge will call the wives OF
senators together for their first picnic
luncheon Of the season on TUESDAY,
October 4, in the Senate building. me
ladies of the Senate are yet so widely
scattered at their homes or at summer
resorts that it is not feasible to hold
the opening meeting tomorrow.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Hughes were Joined at Greystone yes
terday by their elder daughter. MISS
Katherine Hughes, who has returned
from several weeks of travel IN Eu-
rope. The Secretary and Mrs. Hughes
will return to 1929 18th street from
Greystone at the end Of this week.
The Secretary of War, Mr.. John w.
Weeks, who left Washington at the
week end to visit his summer home On
Mount Prospect, near Lancaster. n:
H will return to Washington early
next week. A number of the Boston
friends of the Secretary ana Mrs.
Weeks have gone to the Mountain
View Hotel. in the White mountains,
to remain while the Secretary Is WITH
his family.
The Attorney General. Mr.. Daugh-
erty, will return to washington iate
this week from hi his I,3Ih nome ba IN ,ccnm. conn.
panied Mrs. Daugherty from the
Johns Hopkins Hospital, in Baltimore
Saturday.
Senator and Mrs. Joseph I. France
have taken an apartment at the New
willard for the winter, where they
have made their home for several
years past. They are now at their
home in Port Deposit, Nd.
Senator Lee Slater overman has re-
turned to Washington and is in his
apartment at the Hotel Powhatan
after a visit to his family in Sauls-
bury. N. c.
Phra Sanpakitch. counselor and
charge d'affaireS of the legation OF
Siam, returned to Washington this
morning from visit OF a week III
New York and Boston.
Miss Ruth Wallace, who is with
her parents. the Secretary OF As[i-
culture and Mrs. Wallace. at the
Highlands, will leave "Wednesday for
Baltimore to enter Goucher College.
Col, Theodore Roosevelt. assistant
secretry of the Navy, and Senator
n IL.
cials from Washington who Will at,
tend a testimonial dinner at the Hotel
Pennsylvania, New York. Thursday
evening for Joseph Levenson.
Mrs Frederick A. Britten of Illinois.
who recently returned from Europe
and is in her apartment at the Ward
man Park Hotel, will be joined there
about the middle of November by Mr..
Britten, who is still in Europe:
Mrs. Marshall Field is stopping at
the Plaza in New York, after spend
ing the summer at Beverly Farms,
Mass, and will arrive shortly at her
residence on 10th street.
An interesting amateur horse and
pony show was held Saturday after
posite the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
walter Tuckerman. The event was
planned by Miss Nancy Hopkins,
daughter Of DR.. Alfred F. Hopkins,
and Miss Laura Tuckerman, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Walter Tuckerman.
1t brought together a large contin-
gent of society folk who have homes
in that vicinity. DR.. Ryan Devereux,
Mr.. Charles Lindsey and Mr.. Walter
Tuckerman served as judges. there
being nine classes, including four
saddle classes, a harness class, two
jumping classes, a class for good
horsemanship and a race.