Evening star., 1921-09-23

iTHE PRESIDENT and and Mrs. Mrs:
! Harding occupied the White
| House box at the New Ma
| tional Theater last evening
to see the performance, 1.-TWO Little
Girls in Blue" and had with them
as guests the Secretary of War. Mr..
Weeks, and Senator and Mrs. Harry
is. New. The President and Mrs.
Harding had as their guests at lunch
con today at the White House MIR. B.
H. Kroeger of Cincinnati.
The Vice President. Mr.. coolid ge.
who left Washington last evening
make an address. will return to
Washington tomorrow evening and
rejoin Mrs. Coolidge at the New Will
lard. While in Massachusetts, Mr..
Stearns at their summer place. at
| Swampscott.
The Secretary Of the ,.dns Treasury gnE M; MT
sproga win where .eaSe Se s9aas @ spend t9r
week end with his daughter, Miss
j Mellon. and with his son, Paul Mellon,
| who will shortly return to school,
The Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs Wallace were Joined at the
Highlands this morning by their
daughter. Miss Ruth Wallace. who
came from their home at Des Moines.
| Iowa.
Sir Auckland Gcddes
Leaves for Summer Embassy.
The ambassador of Great Britain,
| Sir Auckland Geddes, accompanied by
| Capt. c. ]. Henry. left this morning
for New York. where the ambassador
visiting her sisters. the Misses Ross.
at their home at New Brighton.
Staten Island. They will go direct to
Dark Harbor, Ne. where the summer
embassy is established, and will! re-
main there until the first part of
October. when they will return to
| Washington.
| Capt Henry is en- route to Malta
poisett. where he will spend a week
with MIR. and Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin.
The minister of the Netherlands. DR..
J. c. A. Everwijn. was the honor
guest at a dinner given last evening
| by the secretary of the legation, DR..
]. B. Hubrecht. at Wardmaa Park
Hotel. The guests were the minister
of Sweden, Capt. Axel 3. Wallen-
berg; the charge daffaires of the
/! French embassy. Prince de Bearn:
the counselor of the British embassy,
Mr.. Henry Getty Chiffon: the coun-
selor of the Russian embassy, Mr..
| Henry de Bach; the secretary of the
Japanese embassy, Mr.. Sadao Saburi:
the assistant military attache of the
Italian embassy. Capt. Carlo Hunt
ington: the attache of the Belgian
retary of the legation of Switzer.
land. DR.. Conrad Jenny; Mr.. John
Van A. MacMurray. Mr.. Adolph Casper
Miller. Mr.. John G. Wiley, Mr.. C. C.
Glover, jr.: Mr.. Clarence Wilson. Mr.
Henry Suydam. Maj. George Oakley
J. Hunsaker. Baron G. w. de Vos van
Steenwyk and DIR. B. ]. Gratama of
the Netherlands legation staff.
The minister called at the State De-
partment yesterday to make his frs,
official visit on the Secretary of State,
accompanied by the members of the
| legation staff.
Nine. Hubrecht with her children
will sail from Holland Wednesday,
aboard the Ryndam, after spending
the summer abroad.
DR.. See Entertains
for DR.. Chin Linn Woo.
The minister of China, DR.. Alfred
SEE, entertained informally at dinner
last evening at the legation in honor
OF the Chinese minister to Peru, Dr.
Chin Linn Woo. who is spending
short time in Washington en- route
to China.
The charge d'affaires of the French
embassy, Prince de Bearn, entertain
ed at a luncheon yesterday. when his
and New York; Mr.. Halstead, presi-
dent of the French reparation fund;
Mr.. John E. Taylor, one Of the officers
OF the American Legion, and Mr.
Hubert Guerin and Mr.. de Sieyes of
the embassy staff.
Brig. Gen. Charles G. Dawes and
Gen. Sawyer. physician to the Presi-
dent, left Washington at noon today
for Chicago, and will join Mrs Dawes
for Evanston. where DR.. and Mrs.
Sawyer will be guests at the home of
Gen. and Mrs. Dawes. Gen. Sawyer
and Gen. Dawes will return to Wash.
ington Tuesday and Mrs. Dawes and
Mrs. Sawyer will follow them a few
days later.
While in Chicago Gen. Sawyer will
attend the meeting of the board of
the American Institute of Home
opathy, of which he is a member, and
he will also visit the Speedway Hos
pital for wounded soldiers. Gen.
to the budget with various prominent
men in Chicago.
Senator Frederick Hale returned to
Washington Wednesday from Port
land, Me. His mother, Mrs. Eugene
Hale, who is still at her home at Ellis
worth, Me-. will not come to Wash
fngton until later in the season.
British Air Minister Sails
From New York Tomorrow.
The Rt. Hon. Capt. Frederick Guest,
Mp, British air minister, who has
spent some time in this country, will
sail from New York on board the
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