The Washington times., 1921-09-10

/" HE President and Mrs. Harding
are leaving Washington this
afternoon for q weeks holiday.
They will motor to Atlanta City,
accompanied by Herbert Hoover.
Secretary of Commences; the Under
secretary Of State and Mrs. Henry p.
Fletcher. Mr.. and Mrs. George II.
Van Fleet, OF Marion, Ohio, who
have been guests at the White House
for several days. and George b.
Christian, jr., the Presidents secre-
tary. ...r. ss
While. in Atlantic City the party
will stay at the Ritz.C Carlton Hotel,
where Fred Upham. treasurer Of the
Republican national committee. and
Alexander Moore and Mrs. Moore
LILLIAN RusselD. Of Pittsburgh, will
play hosts. The return trip will prob
ably be made on the Mayflower, and
the present plan IL for the presi.
Dental party to pick up the yacht
within the next few days, probably
somewhere off Long Island. They
are expected back In Washington
next Friday morning.
Last evening President and Mrs.
Harding and Mr.. and Mrs. Van Fleet
took q long motor ride into the
country, leaving the White House
shortly after dinner.
DESPITE the fact that the Presi-
dent is starting off for
brief and jbelated vacation, the
. tide IL definitely turning home
ward. The Vice President and
Mrs. Coolidge are due back In
washington on Sunday, after hav-
ing spent several weeks In New
England. They visited Mr.. and
Mrs. f. w. Stearns at Swamscott
for O time and have more recent.
ly been at their home in North
ampton, Mass.
THE diplomats are also begin
= ming to show up In town, with
their vacations behind them. The
British Ambassador, Sir Auckland
Geddes, reached home today and
will be here more or less perman-
emily, although he may manage to
slip away again for q week end at
Dark Harbor, where Lady Geddes
and the children will remain until
until October.
Capt. Clarence J. Henry. of the
British embassy staff. got back
Thursday after spending the month
of August at Glen Erie, the Hem
derson cottage. And Mr.. and Ms.
Robert Leslie Craigie, who are
now at Bar Harbor, are due to re-
turn before the end Of this month.
John Joyce Broderick, commercial
counselor Of the embassy, and Mrs.
Broderick, who are abroad on
leave. have set no definite date
for their return, but they >will
surely be back before the confer
ence on the limitation of arma-
ment convenes.
THE members of the Italian en-
= bassy staff are also beginning to
assemble after having been out Of
town on vacation. The naval attache.
Capt. Piero Civalleri got back yes
terday from Bar Harbor, where he
has been for several weeks. Mobile
Tomasso Asereto, third secretary of
the embassy, has returned from
Canada, and Colonel the Marquis di
Bernezzo, military attache Of the en-
bassy, and Nine. Bernezzo and Capt.
and Mrs. Carlo Huntington will
come back shortly from New York,
where they came together to say
farewell to Gen Badgolio, former
chief Of staff of the Italian armies,
who Is sailing for Europe. Capt.
Huntington, who is assistant military
attache of the embassy, has been
travelling in this country with Gen.
Badoglio. serving as his aide;
1 The counselor of the embassy,
Guido Sabetta, on the contrary, has
gone to Chicago for a few days and
will take part in the celebration there
of the 300th anniversary of the
death of Dante.