The Washington herald., 1921-03-03

TREASURY, is back at his Pittsburgh
home after a short visit to Senator
and Mrs. Philander c. Knox, but
will reach here this morning and
will be at the Hotel Washington.
They will be among the. guests at
the dinner dance Of Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Beale Mclean. tomorrow
night. and expect to also attend the
Child Welfare Ball at the willard
the same evening. r. B. Mellon, of
Pittsburgh, q brother Of the Secre-
tary-to-be, will arrive this morning
and will stay at the washington
Hotel. His nephew, William Lar
rimer Mellon. of Pittsburgh, and
Mrs. Mellon, will come toda and will
stay at the willard Hotel. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mellon. will come today and will
and sister of the new Secretary, ar
rived last night and are at the Will
lard Hotel.
Mrs. John W. Weeks, who has
been visiting in Boston, has return
ed snd has Joined her husband, the
newly appointed Secretary of War,
at their home in sixteenth street.
Harry Daugherty. who is to be
Attorney General. has arrived In
Washington and is at the willard,
as are also his r-in-law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs NJ. s. Daugh-
erty, of Washington Court House.
Ohio. Mrs. VIII Hays has Joined
Mr.. Hays, who is to be Postmaster
General, at the Shoreham, and Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph ". Sollitt are with
them to remain until after the in
auguration. Edwin DENLY, named
Ganrafarv 81 IT, D.. a.. -
Harding's Cabinet, arrived yester-
day accompanied by Mrs. DENLY.
They are guests of Mr. Denby's
brother and sister-in-law.: Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles DENLY. at 2032 o street.
Senator Albert B. Fall. soon to
be Secretary of the Interior. and
Mrs. Fall are at the Raleigh Ho-
tel. to remain until they can hnd
a permanent home. Their daughter,
Mrs. Brant Elliott, of Port Conway,
Va. is with them and will be their
guest for some time. She was well
known in Washington as Miss Jou-
ett Fall. The Secretary of Agricul-
ture-designate and Mrs. Henry C.
Wallace got in Tuesday night and
are at their apartment in the High
lands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hoover, the
former to be Secretary of Com
merce, were expected today, but will
not come until tomorrow morning
and will go direct to their new
home at 1900 s street. James ].
Davis, who seems to be slated for
the post of Secretary of Labor, has
not yet reached Washington.
MANY GOVERNORS
WILL ATTEND BALL.
A number OF governors Of the
different States will come to Wash
ington for the Inauguration and all
of them expect to attend the Child
Welfare ball tomorrow evening.
The Governor of Delaware and
Mrs William D. Denney will ar
rive in Washington at noon today
and will be the guests over night
OF senator and Mrs. L. Heisler Ball.
OF Delaware. who will be at home
informally this afternoon at their
residence, 3244 Thirty-eighth street,
wife.
The Governor of Nebraska, Sam
uel X. Mckelvie. arrived yesterday
Tor the inauguration. The Cover
nor OF North Dakota, Lynn J.
Frazier, spent a portion Of last
week in Washington and has re.
turned to Bismark. The Governor
or Massachusetts,, Charming H. Cox,
Is also expected here very soon.
The Governor of Rhode Island,
Emery j. San Souci, will not come,
but National Committeeman Fred
erick S. Pratt will arrive in time
Tor the ceremonies.
The Governor of Vermont and
Mrs. James Hartness, accompanied
oy the adjutant general, Herbert r,
Johnson, and the secretary of civil
ana military affairs. Julius Wilcox.
errived yesterday and will be at the
Raleigh Hotel over the Inaugural
ton.
Ihe governor of New Harnpsbirs
and Mrs. Albert o. Brown will ar
rIve today and will be at the New
wizard Hotel until after the in
euguration. Mrs. Keyes, wife of tho
senator from New Hampshire. will
De at home informally this after
noon' when Governor and Mrs.
Hrown will be with her, and tomor-
row evening they will be guests in
senator and Mrs. Keyes' box at the
Child Welfare bail.
The Governor of Oklahoma and
mrs. j. b. A. Robertson arrived YES
terday for the inaugural ceremonies.
ana are at the franklin Square
hotel for the remainder of the week.
The Governor of Minnesota. I A
y. Preus. left st. Paul Tuesday even
ing and will arrive here this morn
ing, when he will go directly 70 m.
fowhatan Hotel. where a suite of
rooms has been reserved for him
he Will be accompanied by several
members OF his staff. but not by Mrs
freus, who is remaining on at the
suoernatorial mansion.
GoVernor E. W. Sproul, of Penn
sylVania. and Mrs. Sproul arrived at
the Hotel Raleigh Tuesday, accom-
panied by their daughter, Miss
Sproul. and will remain until after
the Inauguration.
wARDRooM CLUB
ENTERTAINS MR.. WEEKS.
The Wardroom Club, Of Boston.
entertained a stag party of forty
covers last evening at the Cafe ST.
Marks in compliment to John w.
Weeks, the new Secretary of War.
who has been president since its in
ception many years ago. This din
ner was in honor of the president of
the club and a delegation of the