Evening star., 1922-07-04

n xAR1oS. Ohio, is the point on Of,
iNH the map to which the heart
of every citizen OF the
- United States turns today,
because the President and Mrs. Hard
ing are there, and are the chief FAC
tors in the cele of the one
hundreth anniversary of the found
ing of the town. Mrs. HardingS
strong personality makes itself
felt not only in Marion. where she
has been a leader and good neigh
Dor, but throughout the country,
wherever she is known. At the CON
federate Soldiers Home at Pikesville.
Nd this afternoon her name is on
the lips of hundreds, who are attend
ing the dog and pony SHOW gwen
there for the benefit OF the Schooi
for the Blind at Overeia, for she mas
given handsome prize Tor the pes.
dog on the bench Former Iresldeht
Wilson has given prize TOT the
best pony. The show is under the au
spices OF the MARYLAND Kennel tlup.
and dance in the Soldiers nome
will follow the exhibition.
Secretary Mellon Returns
To Washington Tomorrow
The Secretary of the Treasury. Mr..
on Massachusetts, avenue tomorrow
morning from his home in Pittsburgh.
where he has spent the week end anu
holiday. Miss Ailsa Mellon joined her
father in Pittsburgh for the h"ilaay
after spending several days with her
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Melton,
in their home at southampton. l.. l.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Mellon are
entertaining Baron Frederlcks OF 70
land this week.
Senator Walsh of Montana has
gone to Buena Vista Spring Hotel;
where with a party of friends he Will
remain over the Fourth.
Senator Truman r. Newberry Will
return tomorrow from Watch Hl!i;
r. L. where he spent the week eho
with Mrs Newberry in their sum-
mer home. Red Top. Mrs. NeWberry
has been at Watch Hill for some time.
staying at the Ocean House "niie
Red Top was put in readiness for
their occupancy.
The minister of Colombia and Nine.
Olaya will leave Washington this
afternoon for Allenhurst, n. j., 10
spend the summer.
The minister of Nicaragua and
Nine. Chamorro and their niece. MISS
Enriauez will return tomorrow NOR WALL a...
they are spending the holiday after
a brief stay in New York.
Representative and Mrs Hubert F.
Fisher. accompanied by their two
sons have left for Millsboro. Va.
where the boys will enter summer
camp Representative and Mrs. Fish
er will go from there to Knoxville
for visit before returning to their
home in Memphis. where Mrs FISHER
will remain until the early autumn
and Representative Fisher will spend
the brief recess of the House.
Representative and Mrs. J. Charles
Linthicum are spending the holiday
in Atlantic city.
Hill will join their children in their
cottage at Atlantic City tomorrow
after spending the holiday as men-
bers of a house party entertained by
Senator and Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry
at their summer home in the Catskills.
Mrs. Ralston Holmes has gone to
Scarborough. Me. and will be absent
from Washington during July and
August Commander Holmes will be
with his family at Scarborough until
about July Is.
The director of capital of the
French ministry of finance. NJ. Jean
Parmentier. sailed yesterday aboard
La Savoie from Havre for New York.
NJ. Parmentier is head of a commits
debts.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Morgenthau have
arrived in Vienna. where they will
spend week.
Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes. jr. entertained
company of twenty at luncheon yes
terday at Newport. where, with Mr..
Stokes. she is spending the season in
her mothers. Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock's.
villa.
Mrs. Jarome Napoleon Bonaparte en-
tertained a company of sixteen at lunch
con yesterday at Newport.
Mrs. David F. kaime and her daugh-
ter Miss GLADYS kaime. will close their
apartment tomorrow and go to Saranac.
N Y. to spend the summer at the Sar-
anac Inn.
The assistant secretary of war. Mr..
j. Mayhem Wainwright. will return to
Washington tomorrow morning from
his home a Rye, n. Y, where he spent
the brief holiday with Mrs. VAIN
wright and their daughter. Miss Fon-
rose Wainwright. who are establish ed
there for the summer.
Col and Mrs Sherman Miles will
leave Washington shortly for Fort
Sill. Okla, where the former has been
ordered for duty.
Mrs Clarence AspinwaIl has gone
to Restawhile. the home of her
Conn, where she will remain during
July. Mrs. Aspinwall will join her
later. and they will will spend the
month of August at Osterville. Cape
Cod, Mass.
Mrs. Henry w. Lippitt has returned
to her country home at Manville, r. l.,
after few days stay in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Ingalls, have
arrived at Hot Springs and opened
their home, Ingallston, for the sea-
son. They have been in New York
for brief visit at the Ritz-Carlton.
Mrs. Theodore Marburg. jr. has ar
rived in Paris, where she is the guest
of her aunts. Mrs. Honore Palmer
and Mrs. w. w. Keith, at the Ritz.
At the conclusion of her Paris visit
she will join her mother and sister
in Switzerland.
Lieut.. Col E. Francis Riggs is en-
tertaining house party over the
holiday at his country place on the
Riggs road. in Maryland. Among his
guests are the counselor of the Span
ish embassy, Senior de Cardenas; the
secretary of the Italian embassy and
Nine. Geisser Celesia. the secretary
of the Rumanian legation and Nine.
Nano, Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge Jordan,
Mrs. Robert NJ Bohlen and Miss AL
vina Bohlen. Lieut.. Col. Riggs will
entertain at dance on July -.
Mrs. Charles H. Mckee of Pitts
burgh, who is staying at the New
Willard for short time, entertained
a dinner party there last evening in
honor of the former Senator and Mrs.