The Washington herald., 1922-09-02


at the white House. She had
planned to pay visit yssterday "
the Biochemic division Of the Blu
reau OF Animal Industry Of tina De-
partment of Agriculture. but was
unable to do 30.
The Secretary OF the Treasury, A
w. Mellon. left last evening to
spend the n 1t few days with his
children at rides Crossing. Mass,
where they are spending the sum-
mer.
Postmaster General Hubert Work
The First Assistant Postmaster
General, ]. H. Bartlett. will spend
the holiday In Boston, and the
Third Assistant Postmaster General,
w. 1. Glover, will go to Denver for
Labor Day.
The Secretary Of the Interior. A.
B. Fall. has left town for a few
days.
The Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs. Henry c. wallace, are receiv-
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a new granddaughter, the daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. wallace, in Des
Moines. Thursday.
Secretary wallace and Director
General James C. Davis. United
States Railway Administration, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hertle.
at Gunston Hall. on the Potomac,
over night, going to Virginia,
Thursday evening and returning to
the Capitol yesterday forenoon. Mr..
and Mrs. Hertle have spent much of
the summer at Gunston Hall, mak-
ing frequent long motor trips and
tween times entertaining their
Washington friends on their beauti-
full estate.
The Spanish Ambassador and
Madame De Riano are at the Ritz
Carlton. in New York. after a visit
at Newport. They entertained at
luncheon Wednesday in the Japa-
nese garden OF the hotel. Among
their guests was Mrs. Peter G.
Gerry. Senator and Mrs. Gerry will
entertain a house party over Labor
Day at their place on Lake Della
wan. when their guests will in
clude the Ambassador and Sonora
de Riano.
Mrs. James Vaudeville Carlisle,
who was also at the Ritz-Carlton a
few days ago, has left there for
Lake Sunapee, n. H.
VICE CONSUL AND MRS. MILLER
RETURN FROM HONGKONG.
Vice Consul and Mrs. Hugh S.
Miller. who have just returned
from Hongkong, China, are at the
Burlington Hotel.
]. Z. LeFevre. counselor of the
Panama Legation. and his niece.
Miss Anita Ehrman. will leave to-
day ;or New York. where they will
meet the formers sister and the
latter's mother, Mrs. Lhrman, who
will arrive there from Panama.
They will all go to Dorset. N. H,
where the ladies will make an ex-
tended stay with Edwin Lefevre,
the noted writer. at his summer
home. NJ. Lefcvre will return 70
Washington about the middle Of
next week. He will sail from New
York about September IL for a tour
CT the West Indies, Cuba, Colombia
and orief visit in Panama. return
ing here early in Octobef. He plans
to leave here ADJ II the end of Oc-
tober to assume his u.w duties as
minister tC Panama for three OF the
republics of the south. His mother
and sister. Miss Ramona Lefevre.
Will spend the winter in Washing
ton at their apartment. 2<O0 Six
teenth street. wL.re Mr.. Lefevre
hopes to visit them next spring.
The Comptroller of the Treasury,
d. X. C=issinger, will e. to his
home in Marion. Ohio. about Sep
tember 10, to accompany Mrs. Girls
singer and their daughter. Miss
Ruth Crissinger. to Washington. Mr.
CrissinGer spent the last weekend
with them.
The first secretary of the Italian
Embassy. Andrea CeleSia. was host
at luncheon yesterday at his home
in Thirtieth street. in compliment
to the Undersecretarv Of State. viii
liam L. Phillips. A party oi twelve
men from the State Department:
and diplomatic circles ~as invited
to meet him.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. \. Reid and STAN.
ley Terry are among the Washing
tonians cruising the Great Lakes
on the steamer Tionesta.
Miss L. r. Doerr. of New Orleans,
who is en- route North, is spending
few days at the Burlington Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley ar
rived at the Imperial. at Narragan-
sett Pier, Thursday. and will make
a short stay there. Their hand
some summer home on Alexandria
Bay recently caught fire while they
were entertaining a house party
and they were obliged to leave.
! Suffragan Bishop and Mrs Her-