The Washington times., 1921-06-26


The Vice President and Mrs. Cool
idgA are back from their littls jannt
out to Ohio and their visit 30 Am
hsrst for the centennial celebration.
They expect to be here uninterrupt-
sdiy for several weeks at any rate
and their two boys will join them
here In . fortnight after having
made some visits on tbs North Shore.
The French Ambassador ami Mme.
Jusserand are also back after at
have as yet made no defsnl.- plans
for the trip home which they take
pretty nearly every summer.
The Chilean Ambassador and Nine.
de Matthew are still in town. also the
Peruvian AMBASSADOR and Nine. Pezet
The italian Ambassador. Senator Ro-
fsndf Rioci. is expected back this week
after having devoted some time to
visiting the Italian colonies In various
parts OF New York State; and the
British ambassador. Sir Auckland
Geddes, 10 here for while after hAv-
ing seen Lady Gsddes and their chill
dren comfortably settled at their sum-
mer home at Dark Harbcr, Me- He
made addresses In Cleveland and in
Elmirs, N. ", before returning to
town. and he's scheduled 10 speak
again on June 20 at Ann Arbor. Mich.
the occasion being the commencemsnt
exercises at the University OF Michi-
gan.
Mrs. John q. Hendersen's cottage at
Bar Harbor. which Is to be occupied
by the bachelor members OF the Brit
ish embassy staff, In now being made
ready for than. and after July some
OF them will be continually sin resi-
denee." They will have to take turns
In taking their vacation. however. as
the embassy Offices are to be kept
open here all summer. and some Of
them will have TO be on duty.
Marvin ID. Peterson and Capt. J. p.
Harker win be among the nrst OF
the group 20 90. leaving town about
July and motoring TO Maine. And
Count John de Sails and Arthur
Yencken will take their holiday In
August. They have recently taken
possession OF a house way out Six
tesnth street together--also loaned by
Mrs. Henderson--and viii occupy II for
the next thre monthA Capt c, J. Hnry
summer abroad. Capt. c. J. Henry
and Hugh ", Tennant. who accom-
panied the ambassador to Dark har-
Dor, have both returned to the en-
eassy. Mr.. Tenant went out to
Cleveland and Eimira with Sir Auck-
land, but Captain Henry remained on
at Dark Harbor for another week.
BACHELOR ATTACHES
FLAMING HOUSE PARTIES.
The Rumanian Minister and Prin-
cess Bibesco. who are TO be guests
at this pleasant bachelor establish
ment In Bar Harbor for a week or two
are timing their visit for the middle
Of July, "a the princess is sailing for
Europe on July 81. The young Brit
fshers are planning a series OF house
parties during the season at Bar Har-
Dor ana several OF the Washington
girls who have played round with
them here will be among their guests.
Miss Margaret Harding, for one,
expects to go to Bar Harbor for a
house party In August. Meanwhile
she will spend some weeks In the
mountains of North Carolina and just
now she Is visiting Miss Beatrice
Beck at Seabright. N. ]. Miss Hard
ing tells mo that she hears Miss
Mildred Bromweil and her mother.
Mrs. ChariAs 8. Bromwell. oxpect to
remain abroad all summer and proba-
bly, through next winter: and this Is
borne out by the news that Mrs.
Bromwe1l has taken a villa at Neuil.
ly for several months. Miss Brom-
we'll had intended TO return in time
to be bridesmaid for Miss Miliicent
Rogers this month. but Miss Rogers
engagement to James NJ. Thompson.
OF New York. has been broken, the
wedding is off and there's nothing
to bring her home in a hurry
Miss Rogers 10 abroad herself and
the news Of her broken engagement
was cabled to this country by her
rather, Henry Huddleston Rogers.
from London, where the Rogers family
/ has recently arrived. The Rogers,
who came to know and love Washing
ton during the war--as so many other
wealthy people did---bought a house
here and their daughter was presented
20 society here as well as in New York
and Southampton. Consequently tho
news OF her engagement, which was
announced last summer, created con-
siderable interest here and the news
that II has been broksn 10 an even
more interesting bit OF gossip.
Miss Rogers was one of the group
OF pretty girls with whom the Prince
vf Wales danced and nirted while he
wss In this eountry-she met him In
Washington and again in New York,
and also in White Sulphur Springs
at the time of his historic visit. BY
CURIOUS coincidence, MISS Geraldine
Miller Graham. whose mother took q
house in Washington for the period OF
the, Princes yisit and whose fragile
beauty His Royal Highnsss 10 said
to have admired greatly. is also the
heroine OF broken engagement. II
was announced some months ago that
she was 10 wed young whitney War
rem, son OF one OF New York's most
prominent families, and few weeks
later came the word that the en-
kasement had been broken "by mutual
consent"
Miss Graham Is also in London
now, and abe and Miss Rogers, with
Miss Gertrude Tower. daughter of the
Charlemssne Towers, were at Hur-
linshsm together on the day that the
American polo team wrested the cup
from the Britishers.
Margaret Harding and Mildred
Bromwell will also be able to tell their
GRANDCHILDREN fifty years from now
OF having danced with the Prince OF
Wales and another member OF the