Evening star., 1921-10-04

NH a. few visitors by appoint
ment each day and will have
some guests from official
and resident society this afternoon.
1t was hoped by the women of the
Senate that Mrs Harding would at
tend the luncheon at the Senate Of
fee building today-she Is a member
of the club-but other engagements
prevented
The President and Mrs Harding en-
tertained at luncheon yesterday MI
Otto H. Kahn of New YORK ana the
Rev. Father John Denning OF Marion'
Ohio.
Mrs. Coolidge. wife of the Vice
President, celebrated their sixteenth
wedding anniversary TO-DAY oy takins
luncheon with the Senate women at
the Capitol. Mrs. Thomas Marshall,
wife of the former Vice President:
was a guest and a large number OF
Senate hostesses who have not met
in many months were present;
Coolidge were in New York on their
fifteenIh wedding anniversary, ana
Mrs. Coolidge and Mrs. Hughes, Wl1e
Of the Secretary of State, shareo s
honors at luncheon There WIN De
no special change in their accus-
TONED daily program by the Vice
% President and Mrs. Coolidge today.
hut they have received flowers and
good wishes from their friends.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. r. Hit
will leave tomorrow for their place
at Middleburg Va. to remain through
the hunting season. Mr. ana MI s.
Hit are with the latter's mother,
Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins, where they
arrived last evening from New YORK
from abroad. -.
Secretary Weeks -.. ..-.
Returns to City.
The Secretary of War, Mr.. Weeks,
returned yesterday afternoon from
Lancaster, N. H., where he spent ten
/, days with Mrs. Weeks. who Is now
in their home at West Newton. Mass,
for q stay before coming to wash
! ington for the winter.
The Ambassador of Argentina, Mr..
Tomas LIE Breton. entertained a num-
her Of guests at Loews Columola
Theater at The Tnree Muskes; = .
: having in the company Sonora DE
Matthew. wife of the ambassador OF
Chile, and her two nieces, the Misses
Cana, and DR.. Leo S. Lowe. director
general of the Pan-American Union.
The minister OF haili anu 1'Ai.'S'
RIanchet are established for the WIN
ter in the house at 1925 21st street,
which they have leased. They nave
occupied an apartment at the Chastle-
ton for some time.
Nine. wallenberg and Mile. lngegerd
Wallenberg. wife and doughter OF .He
minister of Sweden. have arrived III
washington from New York. where
they spent a few days after tnelr al,
rival from Europe. The minister Will
ioin them here in few days.
The minister of Poland and Princess
J.ubomirska have closed the villa at
Newport, which they occupied through
the summer and are making the trip
hack to Washington by motor. They
will stop in New York for Few days
en- route.
Senator Moses Host
to Visiting MnsOns.
Senator George H. Moses of New
Hampshire gave a luncheon Saturday
TO a delegation of Masons from MS
state. He also had as special guests
Ex-Ambassador Henry Lane wilson
of Mexico and Ex-Gov. Jonn ID. ,!itsd BaIsd
lett. now president OF the unlteo
States Civil Service Commission.
Mrs. Frank B. Kellogg, wife of the
senator from minnesota, TeluIheu ia
morning from St. Paul, where she
spent the month Of September Sena-
tor and Mrs. Kellogg left Washing
ton the latter part of August and
made short visit In Hot Springs and
Cincinnati, arriving in ST. Paul the
first of September. Senator Kellogg
returned for the reconvening of Con-
gress two weeks ago.
Miss Benson. Lady Geddes: cousin,
will sail from Montreal Saturday
aboard the Megantic for hor home in
England. Miss Benson is now visit
ing in Ottawa after spending the sum-
mer with the ambassador and Lady
Geddes at Dark Harbor. Me.
Mre. Henry F. .Dimock will return
this afternoon from New York, where
sheswent to meet her son-in-law and
daughter, the Italian minister to
Veneynela and Signora CataIani, who
arrived yesterday aboard the Comme-
wyne from South America. Mrs. Dim
ock wiH be accompanied by Signor
and Signora Catalani, who will make
a visit here.