The Washington times., 1921-06-18
AND MRS. HARD

and George b. Christian. jr.. the
Presidents secretary.
Last evening President and Mrn
Harding had a. few guests at the
White House to witness the frst
showing of THE Birthplace of
Christianit motion picture In
seven reels. which was presented
in the East Room. Thomas Nc
Weigh. jr., who directed and titled
the picture. was in charge. The
production comprises a tour of the
Holy Land and shows dramatic
Biblical incidents at the scenes Of
their occurrence.
Before boarding the Mayfiower
this afternooa President and Mrs.
Harding will witness the opening
Of the polo game between the crack
Cuban team which Is now visiting
washington end an Engineer team
from Camp Humphreys to be held
this afteroou In Potomac Park.
This will be the second game of a
double header, the first contest be-
tween the War Department
"Greeny" and q Fort Myer team be-
Ing called for 3 O'clock.
Between the two games, the lat
ter of which will begin about AIS
or 4:2o, an interesting little cere-
Band, which will be on hand during
the afternoon, will play the Cuban
national anthem. and the Cuban
nag will be run up az the visiting
team comes on the field. A few
moments later the American team
will enter to the strains of the
-Star-Spangled Banner" and the
Stars and Stripes will be broken
out
1t is this ceremony which the
President and Mrs Harding will
attend. remaining to see General
Pershing throw the ball which
opens the game. The Cuban Min
lister and Mime. de Cespedes will
be present. occupying places close
to those reserved for the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Harding. The la
dies who are here with the Cuban
party will also view tho contest
from places nearby, and many OF
the I.atin-American diplomats, as
well M chiefs of various arms of
the service and members OF resi-
dent society have signihed their
attention of being present
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The British Ambassador, SIR Auck-
land Geddes, has returned to the
Geddes to their summer home at
address at Elmira College, N. Y,
on the way back to Washington.
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SECRETARY WEEKS IN BOSTON.
The Secretary Of War; John W.
Weeks, left last evening for Boston,
and while away win attend the grad
uation exercises at Tufts College at
Medford, Mass. He win return to
Tuesday.
The Secretary OF Agricuiture and
Mrs. Wallace have as theiraguest, Miss
Orfa Jean Shontz, a prominent social
worker and until recently referee OF
the Girls court in Los Angeles coun-
y. Cal
Congressman and Mrs. Frederick
c. Hicks have given up the residence
Of Col and Mrs Archibald Hopkins
on Massachusetts avenue, which
they occupied Tor some time, and
Mrs, Hicks has gone to their home
1T Port Washington, L. L. while
Hicks is staying at the
Chevy Chase Club and joining his
family whenever possible
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Hr. snd Mira William Gibbs Nc
Adoo are visiting Mrs. Raymond T.
BAlcer 1T HOLLYWOOD IN the Berk-
ahireA Mrs McAdoo was recently
the gnaet of Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow
wilson In Washington for a few
aaya.
suaso eahar4. secretary OF the Japa-
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taken q house at Magnolia Parkway,
Chevy Chase. Capt Osami Nogani, /.
T. N. naval attache of the Japanese
embassy, who recently arrived to sue
seed Capt Yoshitake Uyeda, is oc-
eupytng q suite at the Benedick.
The American Minister to Sweden
md MIRA Ira Nelson Morris have left
iss St Regis for Monchester-by-the-
Sea- Mass
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wfYifxm c. Redheld, Secretary OF
Commerce under President Wilson,
yesterday addressed the Virginia
Bankers Association In session at
Hot Springs, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Celesia, of the Italian
will be hosts at dinner to-
night
Miss Catherine Dewitt Mackenzie,
II Portland. Greg who is here with
,er cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n. NJ.
-lagett. Is the guest FOR a few days
,f Senator and Mrs. Miles Poinde&ter.
Mr. and Mrs. Clagett are at the Shore
fam Hotel. but are leaving today or
for their country home in
Tract
Mrs. Carlo Huntington, wife of the
attache of the Italian en-
,assy, is at the Ritz-Carlton, New
ork, for few days.
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Mrs. Hilary Jones is at the Laforge
Newport, for the weekend.
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George Eustis Corcoran. who has
been In Newport for some time, is
how in New York.
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wILLIs-CLARk. WEDDING.
Miss Martha Clark, daughter of Mrs.
l.. Clark and the late Dr.
Clark. was married this morning to
Edward r. Willis, of New York. Tho
wedding took place at IL o'clock in
81. stephens Church. the rector, the
Rev, DR. George F. Dudley officiating