The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-31

veins flows New England blood.
The Vice President and Mrs. Cool
idge, with their sons, went to Plym-
outh by train and will meet the
President and Mrs. Harding at the
celebration tomorrow.
As usual there have been dinners
of Importance. for as long as cooks
survive the summer weather diplo-
mats and high officials will assem-
BILE for pleasant converse over dishes
tit to set before king. The Bel
gian ambassador, Baron de Cartier,
entertained Monday evening In honor
of the University of Brussels dele
CATION nov Washington in con-
lection with the work of the Rookie
err Foundation. The gueAts Of
honor were n. Goosens-B ara, ]. b.
Oewin, DR.. Andre Gratia and the
ambassador Of France, j. j. Jusser-
and. The Spanish ambassador. senior
Riano was there and so was Herbert
Hoover, who has made such last
ing place for himself In the hearts
of the Belgians. The company In
cluded diplomats and Senators and
there were no ladies present since.
as / have previously, remarked, the
summertime is a period when men
sisted by wives and daughters, moth
ers and sisters, who have had no end
of afternoon receptions during the
winter season Thus the INV OF
pensation works. even in social
matters.
Nicaragua Envoy
Entertains In Return.
The Minister Of Nicaraugua and
Nine. Chamarro, so recently arrived,
have been much entertained ana
have been quick to return hospital
ties They gave small luncheon
at the Shoreham on Monday, the day
that DR.. Mario Diaz Irizar, director
Of the international trade mark reg
istration bureau. also entertained Al
a luncheon at the same place. The
guests included DR.. l.. 8. Rowe,
director general of the Pan-American
Union. whose duties have entailed
many appearances at recent feasts
various sorts.
The larg~s. dinner Of the week
master General, VINO entertained
forty guests Tuesday evening at
wardman Park Hotel. The company
included the Secretary Of the Treas
ury, Andrew w. Mellon; the Attorney
General, Harry M. Daugherty. and a
number OF Senators and Congress-
men. 1t was one of the occasions at
which many problems of the day, es.
pecially those of business and finance,
were frankly discussed. I am told.
Somehow It Is rather difficult to
adjust oneself to the idea of Col.
William Eric Fowler as a benedict.
His marriage last week in Los An
geles to Mrs. Edwin r. Earle, the
widow of one of the most widely
known Of southern CALIFORNIA; finan'
ciers. was a surprise to the many
friends of the bridegroom. who has
long been one of the conspicuous fig
ures in Washington.
II 10 true that whe colonel Fowler
set out for Western trip with his
friend, Col. william E. Horton. a
month or two ago, II was rumored
that there would be a wedding jour
ney as the second part Of Colonel
Fowler's carefully planned itinerary.
! had the temerity to mention that
gossip said one Of tne most popular
hosts in Washington was to be
stricken from the list of eligibles. al.
ways so interesting to society, and
that the engagement of one of the
best known bachelors m the National
Capital was reported.
Weeks passed and II seemed as II
there must have been a mistake. so far
as a midsummer wedding was con-
cerned. Colonel Horton returned. and
that apparently proved that ! might
have been premature in repeating the
gossip and thus causing concern
among the many who have enjoyed