The Washington herald., 1922-07-09

town or about to go. but such is
not the case. There are really lots
of people here and lots going on.
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh. for example,
one Of our social leaders, is here
and entertaining frequently. She
had a dinner last week; in fact she
gives something of the sort prac-
tically every Wednesday and satur-
day evening, and after dinner they
usually dance on her roof. She is
such hospitable person. Her
friends have all been wondering
and some of them hoping-if she is
going to have another boat party
like the two dandy ones she gave
on the Majestic, but l understand
she isn't She feels II is too hot
now for such parties, as they have
to start so EARLY in the afternoon.
and IL Is too hot to do much OF
anything about $3.50 these after
moons.
Mrs. George D. Hope, who Is at
her apartment at Wardman PARK
Hotel. had a large dinner party
last week. with such notab.es among
her guests as the Secretary OF the
Interior and Mrs. Fall and the Am
bassador of Peru and Nine. Pezet.
general or two and a Senator or
two there. Oh, yes, there is plenty
doing" even if the House. of Rep
resentatives is conspicuous by its
absence, having put one over" on
the Senate and gone off on recess.
Some OF the Representatives have
gone off on real vacations. while
many of them are working tooth
and nall out home to get renomi-
mated for another term at the Capt.
toll.
Quite a group of members ne
going to run again. though a few
have decided they won't come back
any more; that it is time now to
loaf and enjoy life. Some departed
by rail. a few by boat and many by
motor.
The Speaker Of the House and
Mrs. Gillett have gone to York Har-
Dor, Me-. to remain until the House
reconvenes in mid-August. Mrs.
Gillett's daughter. Miss Louisa
Hoar, accompanied them.
Representative and Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth, who were called to their
home in Cincinnati by the death of
return to Washington for several
weeks.
Representative and Mrs. Horace
Mann Towner left for their home in
Corning, Iowa, to spend the rest of
the summer.
Mrs. Hamilton Fish has left for
New England and will spend the
rest of the summer at different sea-
side resorts. Representative Fish
has Joined her for the period of the
recess.
Representative Frederick Z!hlmar
has Joined Mrs. Zihlman at their
home in Cumberland. Md, where
she has been for several weeks.
They will go later to Cape Cod,
Mass. where she will remain
through the summer. Mr.. zihlman
returning when Congress convenes.
MoNDELLs LEAVE
FOR NEwCAsTLE.
Representative and Mrs. Frank
W. Mondell and Miss Dorothy Mon
dell have left for their home at
Newcastle, wyo., to remain through
the summer.
Representative and Mrs. Hubert
Fisher left Monday afternoon for
Millsboro, Va, where they will put
their two young sons in camp for
the summer, and go from there to
Knoxville for short visit. Mrs.
Fisher will go later to Memphis for
the rest of the season.
Representative and Mrs. John
Philip Hill spent the Fourth of
July holiday in the Catskills as
guests of Senator and Mrs. Peter
Goelet Gerry, but are now at their
Maryland home.
Representative Royal Johnson has
gone West to- make a speech and
Mrs. Johnson and their children
have gone to Buena Vista Springs.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson will
take a motor trip to Maine
The James r. Manns have gone
to Chicago-but why go on: the list
is such long one! The House of
Representatives is quite a large
body. you know.