The Washington times., 1921-09-24
HE PRESIDENT AND MRS.
HARDING have a. their guest

at the White House. Dr.
Nicholas Murray Butler, president
Of Columbia University, who reach,
ed Washington last evening and who
will remain over Sunday. DR.. But
Ter has recently returned from q trip
to Europe, and has garnered much
information as to European politics
which Ia calculated to be of exceed
ing interest to the President. His
presence at the White House gives
color to the repeated rumors that
he Is slated for an important diplo,
matte post. ..- @..
Chief Justice William Howard
Taft was a guest at luncheon at the
White House yesterday, and called
against this morning for a confer.
ence with the President, being ac-
picturesque cottage, Northern
companied this time by Miss Mabel
Boardman. Mrs. Taft Joined Justice
Taft In washington last evening,
coming from their summer home at
Murray Bay, Canada, and they are
guests of Mrs. William II. Boardman
and Miss Mebel Boardman until their
new home, 2241 Wyoming avenue,
Ia ready for occupancy. They ex.
pect to move in in a few days.
Mrs. Boardman and Miss Board
man are also recently "of return"
from Murray Bay, where they have
Lights" looking off over the
blue st. Lawrence. They have been
going to Murray Bay for a number
Of years and so have Justice and
Mrs. Taft. In fact, the only time in
many years when Mr.. and Mrs. Taft
HaaaYf a hof II aas -
was during the years when he was
President Of the United States. Then
It was not considered etiquette for
the President to spend his vacation
on foreign soil.
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THE PRESIDENT AND MRS.
HARDING will forego their
usual weekend holiday this week,
but several members of the Cabi-
net are away. The Secretary Of
the Treasury, Mr.. Mellon. has gone
to Hot Springs to be with Miss
Ailsa Mellon, and Mr.. Weeks, Sec
retary OF War, has joined Mrs.
weeks at Mt. Prospect, Lancas ster,
N. H.. for the week. end.
Miss Catherine Hughes. daugh-
ter Of the Secretary OF State, and
Mrs. Hughes was due to land in
New York today and presumably did
so. She will come at once to Wash.
ington. Miss Hughes has been
travelling abroad all summer. Secre.
tary and Mrs. Hughes grandsons:
Stuart and Charles Evans Hughes
I'd, will be ribbon bearers at the
marriage OF Miss Martha Bodine
Strong. daughter Of the late Edward
L. Strong. OF Boston. and Howard
Leland Smith, which will take place
in Boston on October /. The BOYS
are the sons Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Evans Hughes, tr.
Mrs. DENLY. wife Of the Secre-
tary Of the Navy, expects to come
to Washington in about a fort.
night from her summer home in
Michigan. Mrs. Davis s. Porter,
who has been visiting her there,
has returned TO Washington. Col
onel and Mrs. Porter have a coun-
try home in Virginia. where they
expect to remain until late autumn.
Miss Ruth Wallace, daughter Of
the Secretary OF Agriculture and
Mrs. Wallace. has Joined her par.
ents here, coming from their home
in Des Moines. Iowa. Miss Mary
Wallace is also with them. They
will move to Wardman Park Hotel
about November /.
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DR.. Santos A. Dominica. minister OF
'enezuela, is in New York for a visit
nd Is staying at the Astor hotel.
s.
Senator Wadsworth b, ok.
Senator James w. wadsworth. jr.,
ill return today frem his home In
n. Y.
Lieut.. Col. Stanley ID. Embick en-
.rtained at dinner at the Chevy
hase Club last evening for Viscount
ryce. The other guests we're Gen.
asker H. Bliss. Maj. Gen. James G.
.arbord. Brig. Gen. f. F. Nc
lachlir, jr., Col. Harry A. Smith and
ol. H. B. Vestal.
Lord Bryce delivered lecture at the
rmy War College at IL a. m. yester.
ny on The Cause Of Wars Sec.
etary OF War Weeks, the acting Chief
Staff, Gen. Harbord, Gen Bliss and
any officers from the War Depart.
Ient were present. Visceunt Bryce Is
eing entertained at Washington Bar.
acks bv Lieut.. Col. Embick. He will
ave Washington for New York this
orning.
Don Luis Illanes, counselor Of the
hilean embassy, has been appointed
1arge d'affairSS of the Chilean en-.