The Washington herald., 1921-06-29
Hardings Go
North Aug. I
viii Cruise to Plymouth
On MayfqoDer for
Pilgrim Fete.
BY EVELYN C. HUNT.

President and Mrs. Harding and
party are planning to go to
Plymouth Harbor aboard the Presi-
Dental yacht Mayfiower on August
1. The Pilgrim tercentennial cele-
bration in July and August and the
expected visit Of the President will
enliyen the summer season on Cape
Cod.
Plymouth is gay with flying ban
ners displaying the names of the
Pilgrim forefathers OF the May
flower, and is even now thronged
with visitors over the week-ends.
Plymouth hotels are rooked nearly
to capacity. Z Ass.-4
The President and Mrs, Harding
will this evening attend the flower
pageant to be given on Dean place
by the Georgia Society as a benefit
for the Roosevelt memorial. Col.
Theodore Roosevelt, son Of the late
President, has also accepted the in
vitation to be present. Mrs. Charles
Evans Hughes heads the list of
patronesses, which also includes
Mrs. Edwin DENLY, wife Of the Sec
retary of the Navy: Mrs. Howard
sutherland. Mrs Ira c. Copley. Mrs.
Daniel Smith Gordon Mrs. John H.
Ellis, Mrs. Horace H. Westcott. Mrs.
c. c. Calhoun, Mrs. Joseph z.
Thropp. Mrs. James Carroll Frazer.
Mrs. William S. s. Zane, Mrs. F. B.
Moran, Mrs. Archibald Oracle and
Mrs. d. w. Taylor.
MISS ROSEBUD ALMOND
TO BE CARNIVAL QUEEN.
A feature of the pageant. which
has in it over 1000 young girls, is
the crowning of the queen, Col.
Roosevelt having consented to per-
form me graceful act There will
be music. dancing and refreshments
Miss Rosebud Almond was Sc
lected queen of the carnival, con-
testants fof the honor being limited
to Georgia girls. This selection II
was announced. has nothing to do
with the selection of the beauty
queen or the awarding of prizes to-
night.
The Vice President and Mrs.
Coolidge will spend the Fourth OF
July holidays quietly in Washing
ton. Their two sons. John and
Calvin, jr, will be with Mr.. and
Mrs Frank w. Stearns at their
cottage at Swampscott, Mass, for
the Fourth, coming afterwards to
Washington to be with their pa
rents until September, when they
enter the MercersburR tPa.) Acad-
emy to finish their academic course
| July 4 will be the Vice FRESH
dents birthday.
The Ambassador of Japan, Baron
Shidehara, entertained at dinn,-
last evening in compliment to the
members of the Japanese diet, Wis
lting in Washington. and the Con-
gressional party which toured the
Orient last year.
| His guests included Rokusaburo
Nakanishi. chairman of the Jana
nese house of Representatives.
kunsu Hamada, vice chairman,
Takeo Tanaka. director; Hideo Hi
suchi, Yeikichi Hikita, Naota Ku.
mageL Juichi Nozoye, Senpei Va.
jima, Tobei. Naksmura, secretar,
of the Japanese house of represent
atives; Nobuzo Hawai-. assistan,
secretary; X. S. Inui and Torso
Kawasaki; Senator William Harris
Representative c. G. Porter, Repre-.
sentative Leonidas c. Dyer. Repre-.
sentative Guy z. Campbell, Repre-.
sentative John NJ. NORM. Represent
ative Rufus Hardy. Representative
William s. Ware, Representatiy,
Henry z. Osborne, and former Rep
resentative Hugh F. Hersman.
PORTER ENTERTATNs
GUESTS ABOARD YACHT.
The visitors from Japan were the
guests of Representative c. G. Por.
ter on board the naval secretary's
yacht Syiph, on a trip to Noun,
Vernon. Yesterday a party of dis
tinguished guests accompanied the
visitors and luncheon was served
on board the yacht.
The visitors were received at the
White House at o'clock by Presi-
dent Harding. They will leave this
morning for Philadelphia, from