New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

the reception and dance were given
there.
Miss Alisa Mellon, who joined her
father. the Secretary Of the Treasury.
several days ago, after being brides
maid az the wedding in New York OF
Miss Katherine Van lngen 70 Mr..
George F. Downey jr., attended Admiral
Pakenham's reception on board the
ship. Secretary Mellon and his daugh-
ter are looking for a summer resi-
dence and are likely 20 settle some
where in the vicinity Of Hyannisport,
Mass, where both have a number OF
friends. Mrs. Andrew Carnegie has an
estate there, and Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
bury Blair. Of Washington. who have
a summer home there, will leave the
capital soon for the season. Represent
ativc and Mrs. W. w. Chalmers viii
leave Washington when the formers
work on the rivers and harbors bill
and other affairs in the House admit,
and they will occupy their cottage
there for the season.
Except for the decision Of the Sec
retary Of Labor James Davis 70 settle
his family az Mooseheart. H.. for the
tain the President and Mrs. Harding
for a brief time, plans OF the Cabinet
seem unsettled and no really definite
dates for departures have been arrang-
ed. The Secretary OF the State and Mrs.
Hughes have again taken Greystone'
the charming country place on the
edge Of Rock Greek Park, where they
will settle shortly after the middle
Of the month.
The Secretary Of War and Mrs.
Weeks will GO 10 the commencement
exercises at West Point Military Acad-
/ emv June l3, and later will attend
/ tina commencement az the Virginia
Military Institute Whenever ON
cinl duties permit they will go TO
/ their summer place in Vermont Tor
/ rest and recreation.
The most elaborate Of all Cabinet
HOLIDAYS is that being taken by the
Secretarv Of the Navy. Mr.. Edwin
Dcnbv. who with his wife and chill
dren and Mrs. Denby's brother, Mr.
/ Garland. is en- route 20 Japan for
the Annapolis class reunion.
The Secretary Of Agriculture and
Ms Wallace, who now have tneif
dauehter-in.law and grandson. Mrs
Henry II. Wallace, Of Des Moines'
Iowa. and Henry Brown Wallace, as
CHESTS for two weeks, expect 10 spenu
r. Greater part Of the summer at the
Wsrdman Park Hotel, where from the
windows Of their suite they nave
,';eu of trees and country life suen as
Pock Creek Park affords.
Mrs. Harding's generosity rs
hostess is not alone confined 70 the
White House, but she has made rec
o.S IN taking official women for river
80 aboard the Mayhower. One OF
ber FIRST large parties was mace up ~
~ ,,,ives Of senators remaining III
Wosbington with their husoanos,
Though the early summer session, anu
T,,.sdav afternoon she had as guests
- ..;yes of a number of Representa-
.i"os in the House, there being music
S.or, The Marine Band and tea serVeu
rovte Wives Of Representatives
~ Gov one reason or another couiu
". ~ scrent Mrs. Harding's invitation
e. tuesday will be asked 10 accom-
~ ber later. The parties are ue-
RRnh,fuiIv informal. there being Inusle
te ,Losa who wish 20 dance, thouen
t oI 80 most part the guests eonhhe
.Ia-,soIves .Sl 10 conversation, many %
~ ;,dustrious ones taking along DIS
Of fancy work. uard-
Nondsv the President and mrs: marc :,
Iii he guests at dinner Of Sen.tai
srd Mrs. Charles Z. Sawyer at the Ne"
willard.
yice-President and hiie
Visit Their Sons at SehoOl .a.
The president and Mrs; Coohpse zoo OK
1rt short time at Mercersputg' IsT
iIoro their sons, Calvin and Johh, ar
v.,Serts AZ the Mercersburg Acsuemy
nS Sybcre the Vicc-President deilVeteu
an address before the graduating 80
81" Tho French Ambassador, NJ; Jusss
- and Nine. JusSerand VIII 80
S'u, uS,snital Monday for Chicago W"ele
.hc Ambassador goes 20 deiireI az o.
~. before the Chicago OniVerstsss. ~.
Thay Tt.S will remain in the West oul i'"
ihey 80 returning 20 Washington.
uSi on~ the first of the high ranA.us
,.F1n~,ass 20 leave Washington ioI Wv
o.pIo ar are Sir Auckland ana baus
SSSas the latter, with her chliut :"
srage departing THURSDAY iol
an nL Uarbor. Ne, where they rSs.
% %p1,H cot,ag.. for the summer lheS
taNs Ia ~ summer at Dark haTpor' anu
80 not only delighted with inc eI.-
49, h,,t With the entire environne"'' ~
MAJ, csddes devoting much OF her
.; E to tennis and other ouIoooI
s.m Sir Auckland will san from
spV.s, 5. Iune 2s to spend about 81
nosSo ~ England. This will bring ms
49,, - This country in August ~nen
eur nm - ,ojn Lady Ceddes and their
y ntudrsr AZ Dark Harbor. HIS secre-
,a,v Wr. Hugh V. Tenant VIII nc
so,Spany @ him to England. CO
Tbe Minister Of China and Nine s@e'