New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
Capitol Society
Ready TO Go TO
Summer Homes
Rsru,or of Congress Recess
Starts Exodus for New
York for Brief Visits
Before Final Departures
Ci.y To BE Deserted on 4th
President and MRS. Harding
To Be Gaaests of Senator
Frelinglluysen In Jersey
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WASHINGTON, June %. The rumor
that Congress would steal few re-
eesses, II indeed, it did not recess al
teressee in July, and the carrying out
d early laid plans by diplomats caused
cutie 3 moving day in smart society
These WAC had rot Intended 70 leave
before the frst OF July hurried away
for few days IN New York before
going to their summer homes. The
presdent and Mrs. Harding, Ike most
all Of the other higher officials, plan
to desert the capital over July 4.
However. their stay with Senator and
Mrs FreAnghuysen, at Raritan, y, j.,
viii he short They viii leave the
caFital July aad remain away until
Tussday
The GiTl Scout tea house, situated
onsthe eastern point of Potomac Park,
was the destination ef diplomats and
others aftez me American polo
games during the week. Sitting on the
chairs uader the willow trees, siDping
ice cold soft drinks from bottles
through rye straws. were many of the
ambassadors, including the Ambas-
ssdor Of Chile and Nine Matthew, ana
the Ambassador OF Peru and Nine.
PeSet While the brilliant but in
formal cmpany gathered about the
littie green tables under the trees the
Mayfiewer. bearing the President and
Mrs. Harding and members OF their
party pulled cut from the navy yard
= H. H.
Potomac.
Late June brides IN Washington
caught a good many interesting sar-
terTal notes from the bridal costume
a Mrs. Reginald Foster. who was Miss
Frances Hoar until her Wedding in the
middle Of the month. IN the first place,
CHS has been a season Of almost
sleereless bridal robes. So 10 see the
hride in q real Worth gown with nous
guetasre sleeves reaching knuckles
me brides enga agenent ring, a splendid
pearl 0( great size and beauty just
peeped ont from the bound edge of the
cuff was indeed revelation. Instead
II the often hideous friIls Of tulie or
ga5econInS coronets CT lace usually
worp. Mrs Testers veil of rare lace
ws7 laid smoothly over her brow and
sr each side was white lily,
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Returns From New England
The Ambassador Of France and Nine.
Iusserand, whom both New England
nd New York borrowed this week.
have returned to the embassy. which
IS located on an eninence overlooking
the e}ty and which catches the breezes
rom the river The embassy IS de-
eidee-y tae NEST suitable and best
EQUIPPED foreign aome ia Washington.
i Is likely that the Ambassador and
AR4e Jusserand Will follow their usual
custom Of visiting their home IN
france 8 little later in the season.
1ney discontinued their visits during
tAe var, but resumed the custom last
summer, spenulng SINE time at their
eaaseau not FAR from Paris.
afe dlnlster of Rumania and Prin-
sess Blhesco will go to New York
Eednesday and VIII visit Mr.. and Mrs
rankin Roosevelt at their place at
nFae SarK. Later they Will be guests
q we young bachelors of the British
aHioassy N the Henderson cottage at
par Haro9r and viii return to Wash
.agton to remain untii the princess sails
~ England late IN July
Sapsaa {. Henry returned day
sWo ago from Dark Harbor. Me-. /
WRefe he accompanied the British Ana
n@ssaaof ana Lady Geddes, and M. d. I.
re1efson and Captain J. T Harker viii /
lezfe the capitol 70 motor to Bar Har~ /
oaf Juiy .. Count John de Sails. third +
.4gfetsrE e the British Embassy. has
saAea a Washington residence. 3f47 ]
ateenth Street, quite far out. and
N.Sn taptain Yencken viii take pos
sgssion nexs week The British bach /
e'oFs afs The guests in the corps. and {
espealR ) r. Bailey. naval attache, ;
ap nas 4 furnished house on Nine
@ .ssHta street, entertains more than
rn.. sas y lnem Their homes are much I
Of society.
l5fernal Affairs The Rule
onriag Summer Season