Evening star., 1921-07-16

President and Mrs. Harding and Friends
to Cruise on the Mayf1ower
for Week End.

HHE President and Mrs. Harding.
with a party Of friends, will
leave this afternoon on the
- presidential yacht Mayaower
for a weekend cruise on tho Potomac
returning to washington Monday morn
ins. The Attorney General. Mr.. Daush'
erty, will be among the guests.
The ambassador Of italy. Senate,
Roland Ricci. viii return today after ar
absence Of nearly two months, dnrlng
which time he Travelled extensively II
Pennsylvania and New York.
The Secretary Of tho Treasury. Mr
Andrew w. Mellon: accompanied pS NJ; ~,
evening for Hot Springs. Va, where they
have taken Barton Lodge for the sum.
mer. Miss Mellon. who has been IN
Pittsburgh for several weeks, joined mel
father here q day or two ago. Sne WI. WI
have as her guest for q time at no,
win return to Washington Monday.
Secretary Hoover
Expected Back Today.
The Secretary of Commerce. Mr.
Herbert Hoover. who went to chicago
Thursday, accompanied by his secre-
tary, Mr., C. C. Stetson, to mako an al
dress, will return to Washington this
afternoon.
Tho Secretary Of Agriculture. Mr.
Henry c. Wallace, has gone to Rarl-
tan. N. j., where he will be member
of the house party which Senator ana
Mrs. Joseph 8. Frelinghuysen Is en-
tertaining over the week end.
A special drill was given this morn
ing at Fort Myer, Va. for Gen. Badog-
lilo, former chief Of staff Of the Italian
army. and this afternoon Gen. Badog-
Ito, accompanied by his aide-de-camp'
Col. Sicialino. and others, will motor
to Gettysburg. He will spend part OF
tomorrow in Baltimore, where he Is
scheduled to make an address At
o'clock at the Auditorium Theater.
While there the distinguished visitor
will be the guest Of his fellow country
men, who have arranged q luncheon
and reception in his honor.
The flower carnival which was to
have been given last evening at the
National woman's Foundation by the
Georgia division Of the Roosevelt Ne
mortal Association, was indefinitely
postponed on account OF the storm.
Minister to Holland
Begins Trip Back to Pest.
Tho United States minister to the
Netherlands and Mrs. William Phillips
will sail today aboard the Olympic from
New York for Englnad on their way
back to the formers post In Holland
The minister and Mrs. Phillips have
been in this country on a short vacation
Mrs. George Dewey. widow Of the ad-
|v,Hsr NJ q
Spring Lake for some weeks. 10 at the
Hotel Majestic. New York city. for 4
brief stay.
Former Senator and Mrs. James A
O'Gorman and Miss Agnes O'Gormar
and Mr. Frank A. vanderlip will be
among the passengers on the Lapland
which will sail from New York today.
Mr.. Lars Anderson is here for severa.
days from his summer home, Weld, ir
Brookline, Mass. where he went severa
weeks ago with Mrs. Anderson.
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt and he,
daughters: Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt
and Miss Muriel Vanderbilt, have ar.
rived at Southampton, L. l., and will
spend the remainder of the season n
Windymere cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Norment will sal
and expect to spend the remainder o.
the summer travelling in England ant
France.
Capt. and Mrs. R. R; Glen. who re-
Gently arrived In Washington from th'
orient. expect to sail about the middl.
Of August for England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Harrison hav,
arrived in Washington from thei
}-lo S~ INT q .
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade H. Ellis motoret
to New York for a stay OF severa
days this week from Atlantic City
at the Marlborough- -Bienheim.
Tho announcement Of the marriag,
Of Miss Villa Grant Ashby. daughtel
Of the Rev. and Mrs. Martin A
Samuel H. Rogers Of this city. sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Rogers o.
Hamilton, Loudoun county. Virginia
is of wide interest both hero and IL
Virginia. where the bride and bride
groom are widely known. The cere
mony took place Thursday in Balti
NJ. Rogers is . member Of tn,
City and Of the Columbia Countr!
clubs. and is one Of the mos
prominent horsemen in this sectiol
Of the country. his horses having woI
many blue ribbons at the varioui
meets in this vicinity. Tho bride
groom IL a brother of DR.. Joseph D
Rogers Of this city Mr.. and Mrs
Rogers will be at home after Angus
1st at 1449 Massachusetts, avenu,
northwest.
Miss Gertrude Lutz has gone t.
Glenburnie, on Lake George. to joiI
her sister, Mrs. r. W. Boiling, whit
has q cottage there for the season