The Washington herald., 1921-08-28

men and women from all over the
world. Miss Evelyn promises to be
very popular. She IL sweet,
natural girl and her mother is 30
popular her success seems assured.
Another promising debutantc of
this winter will be Miss Alice Mann.
daugter OF Mrs. 7. T. Mann. Miss
Mann and her mother arc now on
their way to Paris to remain a
! month.
Senator wadsworth left immedi-
ately upon the close OF Congress to
| join his family at their home in the
Genesee Valley, n. Y. He will re-
main with them until the Senate
reopens. Mrs. wadsworth will not
return to Washington until later.
| preferring to remain quietly at
homo until the season really be-
gins.
Senator Mccormick will Join Mrs.
Mccormick shortly at their place,
Rock River Farm. III.
Mrs. Mccormick spends part of
every summer at Rock River. The
farm. which is one of the show
places in that part OF the country,
is Mrs. McCormick's particular
pride. She manages it herself and
| conducts a successful dairy busi-
ness. Rock River milk being In
great demand. The Mccormick
children have been established at
the farm since early summer with
their nurses and Sovernesses Mrs.
Mccormick does not expect to re-
| turn to Washington until autumn.
Senator Mccormick was not able
TO lao
minutes of Congress. He has been
occupying Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. New
mans spacious house on the hills
above Rock Creek, so that the warm
weather has had few terrors for him.
Like picturesque Graystone, where
Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes
are passing the summer. the New
man house, with Rock Creek Park
spread at its feet. can boast all the
advantages of a great estate with
out the expense Of keeping it up.
Senator Lee Overman and his
daughter. Mrs. Edwin Gregory,
have gone to their home in North
Carolina Senator Overman has
been staying at the Powhatan and
his daughter. Mrs. Gregory, has
been with him a great part of the
time
Mrs. Duncan L. Fletcher, wife Of
the Senator from Florida, has re-
turned to Washington after spend
ing six weeks at ChautauQua, New
York. Senator and Mrs. Fletcher
will remain in Washington during
the recess of Congress.
Over in the House tho number of
Representatives remaining and
| those leaving was moro evenly di-
vided. Tho House majority leader,
Representative F. w. Mondell, left
Friday morning for his home in the
West. Mrs. Mondell Is staying in
Washington. however, and her
daughter. Miss Dorothy Mondell, is
with her.
Representative Nicholas Long
worth is up on the north shore of
Massachusetts, fishing. Mrs. Long
worth did not accompany him. Hay-
ing been a bit under the weather
for a month or two she thought II
best to go quietly 10 their home in
Cincinnati to rest up for the winter
season. Mr.. Longworth will Join
her there before the close of the
recess.
Representative and Mrs. julius
Kahn have gone to California until
the end of the recess.
Representative and Mrs. Philin
Campbell left Thursday for Edgar
town. Mass. where they will be the
guests for several weeks of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Daniel r, An
thony.
Representative and Mrs. cantril1
Will go to their home in Lexington.
Ky, for a month.
4 4
GALLERY FOLLOWS HARDING
As HE PLAYS IN GOLF TOURNEY.
The newspapermen's golf tourna-
ment at the Washington Golf Club
on Thursday kept many Of the Con-
gressional golf fans in the city un-
til Friday. The tournament wa. n
great lark and. OF course, the
residents announcement that he
would participate brought out an
unusually imposing gallery.
For the first time in the hiatorv