The Washington herald., 1922-09-17
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home. Yes. think they win re-
turn later In the fall
Many Of the various STATS are
undergoing changes or about TO.
The new Venezuelan Minister, Pedro
Arcaya, has arrived here to assume
his new duties. He succeeded Santos
A. Dominica. who disapproyed Of the
present government of Venezuela;
told them so, resigned and sailed for
Europe. The new charge d'affaires
of the Italian Embassy, Augusta
Rosso. arrived the first of the week.
the secretary and acting charge
d'affaires, Geisser Celesia going to
New York to meet him Whether the
italian Ambassador, Rolandi Ricci.
who has been in Italy since early
in the month. is coming back or
not. I don't know yet.
Each day finds more and more
people home. Practically all of the
Official people are here now; from
the Speaker of the House and Mrs.
Gillett and the Secretary Of the
Treasury, A. w. Mellon. down
through The Secretary of Labor.
James J. Davis. the Presidents
Official family Is almost complete
once more. Vice President and
Mrs. Coolidge were half expected
last week but did not materialize.
They are now IN Massachusetts, and
may remain there sometime longer
or they may show up here almost
| any day now. The Secretary of
State and Mrs. Hughes are en- route
home from their trip to Brazil; are
due about the end OF this week,
believe. They seem to have had .
perfectly wonderful time down
there and to have made a great hit.
The Secretary has a most charming
personality; is very approschable
and full of fun and real wit. To
know him is TO like him.
n PEAKER GIILETT came down
- from Springfield. Mass, and Mrs.
Gillett from York Harbor. Ne Mrs
lGilletts daughter, Miss Louisa
Hoar, who was with her at York
Harbor, remained for a longer visit
and will join her mother here later
in the month. / think that accounts
for all of the officials: the Vice
President and Mr.. Hughes are the
only ones missing now.
Among the prospective visitors OF
great interest to Washington is
former Premier Clemenceau of
France. who. il Is said. is coming
over in November to lecture. travel
ing as a private citizen and de-
clares he will not accept banQuets
| or any honors. However. I'm sure
II he does hit Washington. he will
be entertained. He Is too great a
man to escape that-shall I say pen
alty2 ]. H Ballantyne, minister Of
labor for Canada, was in town last
week. coming here for the annual
meeting OF the International Asso-
citation of Public Employment Serv-
ices. but was so quiet that no one
hardly seemed to realize that a
Canadian Cabinet member was here
until he had gone.
A group of prominent Britishers.
a delegation from the Sulgrave In
stitution headed by Sir Charles
Wakefield. former lord mayor Of
London, is in this country and will
come here shortly and is sure TO be
feted. They have come to America
as guests of the American branch
Of the organization and for the pur-
pose OF presenting 90 the people OF
the United States a group OF
memorials TO famous Britishers who
have played prominent and SYM
pathetic roles in the history Of Eng
lands oldest daughter
The Sulgrave Institution, which
takes its name from Sulgrave
Manor, English home Of the Wash
ington family. which IL preserves
as a shrine. is presenting a me-
mortal to william Pitt, which was
unveiled on September IL in Pitts
burgh: a statue OF Edmund Burke.
which is to be set up in Washing
ton, and which President Harding
will unveil on October 10. and two
busts of the late Viscount Bryce,
long British Ambassador to Wash
ington. and author Of what is gen.
orally acknowledged to be the best
commentary eNtant on the American
experiment in representative gov
ernment.
INNE bust. which will be accepted
~ by Congress, will be presented
at a convocstion in the Capitol on
October IL. and the other will so
to the authorities OF Old Trinity
Church in New York. to be unveiled
with solemn ceremonies on or about
october l3.
On Tuesday the party went from
here. where they came from New
York for about five minutes visit
more or lcss-to pittsburG h.
where II was the guest Of the city.
After tour Of the Middle West
and Canada. they will return to
Washington about October 10. The
itinerary Of the delegates includes
Pittsburgh. Louisville. Chattanooga.
Atlanta, Topeka. Lincoln. Nchr.
Sioux Falls :. OAK, 81. Paul. Mimi
Duluth. Chicago. Cleveland and But
falo. and the important Canadian
cities
From the time they landed in
New York on September 10 untu
they start for Pittsburgh, the
British visitors were treated to
continuous entertaining. and. Of
course. festivities will be resumed
when they return to New York in
October. One delightful event.
scheduled for September IL. is a
luncheon at Faunce's Tavern.
which was WashinGton's head
quarters during much of his cam
paigning in and around New York.
This will be followed by a motor
ride covering historic spots. wind
ing up with tea at Van Cortlandt
Manor.
1t is too early yet to acquire any
definite information as to the pro-
gram for the entertainment OF the
British representatives of the Sui
grave Institution during their pro-
posed visit to Washington. but IT
is safe to assume that it will be