Evening star., 1921-07-30
Society
President and Mrs. Harding Sail on Mayflower
for Plymouth - Accompanied
by Notable Party.

| for Plymouth, Mass. They
were accompanied by the Secretary
of War. Mr.. Weeks. the Speaker OF
the House of representatives and
Mrs. Frederick H. Gillett. Senator and
Mrs. Joseph S. Frelinghuysen, sena-
tor and Mrs. Lawrence c. Phipps.
Representative and Mrs. Joseph
Walsh. Brig. Gen. c. E. Sawyer and
Mr.. George B. Christian, jr.
The Secretary of Commerce has
been Joined here by Mrs. Hoover. who
has been in California for several
months. She was to have returned
here in June. but was detained in the
| west because of the illness of her
mother: Herbert Hoover. .jr.. and
Allen Hoover, sons of the Secretary
and Mrs: Hoover. are with them, the
! former having come recently from
| school course this year, and he will
| return there in the autumn to enter
Leland Stamford University.
Chicago Thursday evening and will
open the Pageant of Progress" there
today. he will go to Mooseheart for
a brief visit with Mrs. Davis and his
children before returning to WASH
ington Tuesday.
Miss Ailsa Mellon, daughter Of the
Secretary of the Treasury. with Miss
Olyve Graef. motored to Elkins, w.
Va. Thursday. where they are the
guests of Mrs. Arthur Lee at her
summer home. Graceland.
Senator and Mrs. New
to Join Mr.. Weeks House Party.
! Senator and Mrs. Harry S. New will
| join the house party which the Sec
| retary of War. Mr.. Weeks. will en-
| tertain next week at his farm in
| New Hampshire. Senator New is in
| indianapolis and will join Mrs. New
in Boston Monday. from where they
| will go to Mount Prospect. Mrs.
New is spending the week end with
| Mrs. John 7. Brush at her summer
home in Watch Hill, r. /.
Senator Oscar Underwood will
| leave this afternoon for Birming-
ham, Ala. where he will Join Mrs.
| Underwood on their farm for the
! week end.
Mrs Medill Mccormick will return
! to Washington today after spending
! the early part of the summer in H.
linois and will join Senator McCor-
\ mick at the Newman place. on the
| edge of Rock Creek Park, which
| they leased the first of July.
| The United States minister to Nor
way. DIR. Albert Schmedeman, will
sail for New York shortly abroad the
s;tavangerfjord- from Christiana:
! the Grand Cross of the Royal st.
Olav Order upon DIR. Schmedeman.
who has been United States minister
at that post for eight years.
! Mr.. Gambler Cobb. recently appoint
| ed assistant to the American CONNER
[ -, Md
New York today for his post. accom-
panied by Mrs. Cobb and their chill
drcn.
visit in Newport yesterday and went
| to Beverly Farms, Mass.
Mrs. McKie. widow of Maj John w.
| McKie. L. S. A.. who has been visiting
| Mrs. John c. Kerry at her country
! home at New Canaan, Conn.,, is at the
| Astor. in New York. for a few days
! before returning to Washington.
! Mrs J. p. Ames of Boston enter
| tanned at dinner last evening at the
! Powhatan.
at the Profile House at Breton
| Woods, y. H.
| Former District Commissioner and
| Mrs, j. Inllmdn deNQTlCk leIt " ASn
| ington this morning for Saranac. n.
Y. where they will spend the month
| of August.
! The marriage of Miss Bernardine c.
| Shipley, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
/ r. Shipley. to Mr.. Leroy Randolph
| watkins. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
| D. Watkins, took place at o'clock
this morning at the Sacred Heart rec
tory. the Rev. E. Jerome Winter, Of
! ficia ting.
Mr.. watkins and his bride left i'm
! mediately after the ceremony for a
motor trip and upon their return TO
| Washington will reside at 1918 De-
catur street northwest.
Mrs. Albert johnson
Leaving with Daughter Monday.
| Mrs. Albert Johnson. wife of Rep
| resentative Johnson of Washington,
with their daughter. Miss Dorothy
Johnson, will leave Monday for Mon
| hegan Island. where they will spend
| August.
Mrs. H. P. Kingsbury, with her
daughters, Mrs Donald H. McKnew and
| Miss Clara Kingsbury, left Thursday
| for Burlington, VT. where they Will
| spend q month.
Miss Kitty Radcliffe of Cardiff,