The Washington herald., 1921-06-26
HARDINGS HAVE FINE TINE
ON CRUISE DOWN RIVER.

Ihern.
HARDINGs HAVE FINE TINE
ON CRUISE DOWN RIVER.
The Hardings. according to all
reports, had a grand time on their
cruise. and are planning to spend
many week just that way.
There was nothing official about the
trip: they just went for the pleas
ure of it. They did not stop any
place. nor were any speeches made,
and they took with them for COM
pany just people they were fond Of.
though they were all more or less
official-such people as the new
Ambassador to France. Myron T.
Herrick: the Undersecretary of
State and Mrs. Henry P. Fletcher
Cfew men are as close to the Presi-
dent as Mr.. Fletcher; they play
golf together much. and in that
way Fletcher can get the Presi-
dents ear when no others CAM;
Representative and Mrs Nicholas
Longworth. and Gen. Sawyer, of
course. CThe President never goes
any place to speak OF without his
physician) Wilson's physician,
Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson, is
going to talk on medicine on the
Chautauqua circuit this summer
HARDINGS TO VISIT
NEW JERSEY SENATOR.
IT HE Hardings are planning to
i go away over the Fourth: will
leave about the first to visit
Senator and Mrs. Joseph Freling-
huysen at their estate near Raritan,
N. j., returning here about the
nj IN
trim by train. They expect to be
accompanied on that visit by
Sneaker and Mrs. Gillett. Senator
Hale of Maine. and his mother.
Mrs Eugene Hale. and Brig. Gen.
Sawyer-of course. They plan to
play golf most of next Saturday
and Monday. and attend services at
the Third Reformed Church of Ra-
ritan on Sunday, and start for home
on Tuesday On the Fourth Mr.
Harding will shake hands with
few callers, but will make no
speeches or receive formal visitors,
or work. in other words.
Last week was very much like
any other week with them; they
received people the greater part
of the day. and had guests infor-
day, and occasionally dinner
guest or two. but always infor-
malIy. Such guests are usually
people who happen to be around
about mealtime and are urged to
stay. don't you know. just as you
or 1 would do. President and Mrs.
Harding stood in all the heat of
Wednesday and received about
ALL he
of the American Institute or Home
opathy and the Women's National
Homeopathic League convention.
both of which were in session here
last week The women's league
plement the activities of the Insti-
tute of Homeopathy. a scientific
body.
CHINESE STUDENT GIVES
PICTURE TO MRS. HARDING.
Another interesting caller re-
ceived by the Hardings wa. Shu
Shung Francis Loo, a young Chi
nese student who Is member of the
Junior class of Central High
School, and who presented Mrs.
Harding with a pastel portrait of
President Harding. The portrait,
which was taken from a postcard
picture of the President, was really
a striking likeness and showed
genuine artistic ability. The Har-
dings are both so nice about things
like that. Now, for instance, last
Monday they received little Miss
Matalee Talbutt Lake, who pre-
sented them with an autographed
copy of her novelette,, las Strong
as the Hills"
Miss Lake is a 15-year-old stu. |
dent attending the Western High |
School. where one of her studies
was Persian history, from which