The Washington times., 1921-10-28
70 PRESIDENT AND MRS.

TN HE PRESIDENT AND MRS.
HARDING returned TO the
White House this morning
after an eventful trip South, many
interesting events being crowded
into the.r brief absence.
The Secretary OF War, Mr.. Weeks.
who was a member OF the Presiden-
tial party and under whose guidance
the President and Mrs. Harding vls-
tied Camp Benning. Ga, RENAME
In the South on business connected
with the Muscle Shoals project. He
is expected in Washington on Tues
day,
Albert b. Fall. Secretary OF the
Interior. also among those who NC.
companied the President, came back
with him this morning. Mrs. Fail
is lingering at her home In New
Mexico through these pleasant au'
tumn days. but will Join the Secre-
tary here early next month.
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YES. it's quito authentic, the
news cabled over from Lon
don that the Rt. Hon. David
Lloyd George will occupy Mrs.
Charles A. Munn's big house in
Scott circle while he is In Wash
ington for the armaments con
ference. The information was con-
firmed here last evening. II seems
that the use OF the house was
offered to the British Premier by
Mrs. Munn's son, Gurnee Mum,
who is now abroad. The senior
Mrs. Mum, who is not In very
good health, is in New York and
will probably not come to Wash
ington at all this winter.
Gurnee Mum and his charming
wife, who was Miss Marie Louise
Wanamaker, are OF the little
coterie Of prominent Americans.
who have been lingering abroad for
months and have charming
villa In the environs of Paris. II
was rumored that they would re.
turn to Washington at the time OF
the armaments conference, but l
have not been able to confirm
that.
The Chinese Legation was in
negotiation for Mrs. Munn's house
for the use of China's delegation,
but the deal fell through and they
took Mrs. Francois Berger Moran's
house in Massachusetts, avenue In
stead. It's a big old fashioned
residence--the Mum house-and
has had an interesting social his.
tory. II was once the home OF
Senator Guggenheirn. and when
Mrs. Munn's two pretty daughters
were growing UP, 1t was the s:'cDe
of many merry parties. 1 re-
member correctly, the Mum girls,
Carrie Louise and Gladys, were
intimates of Miss Ethel Roose-
welt, now Mrs. Richard Derby.
and she used to be frequently en-
tertained there Both. of Mrs.
Munn's daughters are now married
and both live in Boston.
The British conference delega.
ton will be pretty well scattered
about Washington. The ARt. Hon.
Arthur James Balfour. who mas
taken Mrs. Roscie Bulmer. s apart
tnent at 1902 Eighteenth street,
will be a next door neighbor of
,Elihu Root. of the American dele
cation, who has LEASED en- apart
ment in the same building from
Mrs. Bulmer's sister, Mrs. Marion
p. Maus. Lord Lee OF Fareham
and the various delegates from
the colonies will De quarsered at
the Lafayette, wh2re petween
fifty and seventy rooms nave peeh
reserved for them; and the over
attaches, cue
will live at the Racquet Ciup.
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VICE ADMIRAL KATO. chief
' Japanese naval adviser to the
conference delegation. and the mil
tary adviser, Major General Tanaka'
will be the guests of honor at. dln:
ner tomorrow evening, which Sadao
Saburi, the popular secretary OF the
Japanese embassy. Is giving, -
group Of Washington newspaper
men and the Japanese journalists