New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21
Hardil,gs Give
House arty to
Ohio Friends
President Is Host to Home
Town Folk for Week at
White House: Luncheon
TO Daugherty Wednesday
Press Club Gives Affair
Newspapermen's LegionPosi
Sponsors Social Fete OF
Week at Marine Barracks

party OF Ohioans we're entertained at
the White House this week and a good
sized luncheon party was held Wedncs-
day, when Attorney General Daugherry
was the guest Of honor. The other lunch
Christian ir.. and the latter's mother,
Mrs Farrar. of Marion; Mr. and Mrs.
\. H. Fairbanks and Miss Marceliuc
Fairbanks, Of Springfield. Ohio; Mrs
Mary Lee, of Westerfeld, Ohio; Mrs. j.
s Doreaugh and George Doneaugh of
Marion, Ohio, and Mrs. w ". Bride,
who was formerly Miss Fairbanks, niece
OF the former Nice-President. the la.e
Charles Warren Fairbanks Of Indiana.
Mrs. Doneaugh and her son; Mrs. Lee
and Mrs. Christian and her mother and
young Mr.. Christian, son of the Presi-
dents secretary, were guests in the
Fairbanks and their daughters, Misses
Isabel and Marceline, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bride at their home in
Edgemoor, Md. Mr.. and Mrs. Bride are
echoes Of the Democratic regime, as
NJ. Bride is a son Of the late Cotter T.
Bride. who was much in the limelight
OF other days, as the most intimate
friend Of William Jennings Bryan.
The newspaper men inspired the
nearest approach to an official function
Of the week, when the National Press
Club Post Of the American Legion had
g midsummer nights party Monday
evening at the Marine Barracks. 1t
was the first showing here OF a moving
picture written around a novel of
Rlasco lbanez, and though literally
midsummer there were three ambas-
sailors present, each one with a goodly
suite. The Spanish Ambassador, Juan
Rlano. was the guest OF honor. His
arrival, attened by nearly all of the
embassy staff and several ladies of that
circle, was stately and impressive
ceremony. The Belgian Ambassador
baron &c Cartier, and the Brazilian
Ambassador. Mr.: Alencar, also were
present. and with innum cradle other
diplomats and hundreds of society men
and women in other circles formed the
enormous company seated on the pa
rade ground OF the barracks. Dancing
followed the motion picture.
President Enters Golf Tourney
CT Newspaper Correspondents
Close u1on the heels of this delight
full a fresco party came the announce
nent that President Harding had en-
tered fer the golf tourney to be held
on the 10Th by the golf-playing news
paper spondents, for which the
President is eligible. This has given
tn added favor to the tourney. The
eaosen ground for this unprecedented
contest is the municipal golf course,
where any one may play. 1t is, by the
way, the Presidents favorite course,
and Re plays there frequently.
Plans for the new country club, to
be known as the Congressional, are
rapidly maturing and, incidentally. they
are being pushed vigorously because of
the crowded conditions of all the. other
country clubs. The site selected for
this newest OF them is quite far out,
beng beyond Cabin Johns Bridge 1t
ia fine high stretch of ground right
Or the river. with the view Of both
river and hills, and the eighteen-hole
eolf course will be the best of any
round about, i is said. The member
snlp will include Congre ssmen and
other officials, and some favored news
paper people. The club is likely to
"er cottages built all around for the
Use % members, and particularly for
the Congressional people detained in
town n summer. representative Ham
1.ton tisn, Of New York, is the leading
spir!- aided by two Ohio and two
Indiana members.
President Harding has INDUCED in
several stag dinner parties recently,
s,e o. which he gave in the White
House last Saturday evening and an
o1ner Of which was given on Tuesday
eFeairg - General Sawyer, Presiden-
tai physician, with the President as
the guest Of honor. This dinner was
giTen IN the hotel suite of General
Sa"yer on the eve Of the return to
Washington Of Mrs. Sawyer, who has
neer spending a few weeks in their
nome n Marion They were informal
meetings Of old friends, VINO laid aside
the formalitics Of nigh office.
Hardiass Visit Mrs. Daugherty
n Baltimore Hospital
President and Mrs. Harding motored
oTer 70 Baltimore on Sunday with At
soraeF General Daugherty TO visit Mrs.
D2nEnerty. who il at Johns Hopkins
HOSP al. Mrs. Daugherty has been an
,HVa3d FOR many years and mas not yet
Dfsn aole 10 come to Washington She
is sad 70 be improving. On Monday
evening President and Mrs Harding
attended Keitn's Thcater, accom- panied
D. tae Attorney General, Senator and
D r.. Watson. az Indiana, and General
Sawyer. On Tuesday evening former
PRESIDENT Wilson and Mrs. Wilson
we're present in the same tneater.
s.V~SN N lIe BACK row 81 seats on
tae third eoor, whereas the Hardings
xers IN the box the Wilson's occupied
ipF 20 many performances such a short
IRE ago
The first Cabinet weddings OF this
Hdmiristration are in the Wallace
family, ~ the Agricultural Depart
nent- The first one Of these took
pace lat Saturday, when John BroG
lean Wallace was married 70 Miss
f.:.afxaret Powell, daughter Of Mr.. and
~ William Patton Powell, Of Ceda r
sapics, Iowa. The ceremony was fol
.'"ea b. = large reception. The young
people vii make 4 visit to the Secre-
s<fy and his family here before taking
70 'nelr residence in Ghc Secretarys
zone n Der Noinez, where they will
NE Nr. Wallace is on the staff Of
~ 1afnef,s publication, The Wallace
-"anaef The nett Cabinet wedding
VII also be that III a Wallace, when
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