The Washington herald., 1922-06-18
Vacation Plans of Official /
Families Remain Uncertain
Few Have Left Warrington Some Cabines
Members Likely to Stay at Posts Greater Z
Part of Summer.

to New England to spend their w.
cation.
Secretary and Mrs Hughes took
Possession yesterday Of Greystone.
the Armat place IN Rock Greek
Park where they plan 10 spend most
OF their summer as they did last
year. Mrs. Amar Saunderson gave
IL up about the middle OF the week:
she had Il all winter. The Henry
Erwin Parsons-Helen Blodgett--
have leased IL for next winter. Sec
retsry Of the Treasury A. W. Me,-
lon. is making summer plans. but %
far as know. has not yet completed
any He is trying TO get a place
at Hyannisport. Mass. Ailsa Mel
Ion is in New York just now; she
is constantly going OF some place.
never stays in town very long.
Mrs. Weeks has gone OF VISITING
some friends in New England. but
expects TO return here before long.
She has no plans yet about opening
their summer estate in the White
Mountains. nor has her daughter
Mrs. John w. Davidge, any plans
yet The Secretary has 3ust re-
IL
graduating exercises at West Point.
Speaking at commencements Is
the latest indoor sport for the
members OF the Cabinet and other
oficials; a sport often combined
with the receipt Of honorary de-
grees-even the President didn't
escape. He made an address at
Princeton and received a degree.
The Attorney General Harry ".
Daugherty Is in town: don't know
what his plans are: he frequently
slips in and out Of town and is dif
ficult TO keep track OF. Both the
Postmaster General and Mrs. Hubert
Work expect to stay on here in
definitely at their apartment al
wardman Park Hotel. as does also
Mrs. A. r. Fall. who lives out there
too. The Denbys have gone TO
Japan for the Naval Academy class
OF 81 reunion. As you know. Sec
retary and Mrs. Wallace havenN1 any
plans either: will stay at wardman
Park indefinitely. The Hoovers are
still here. but Mrs. James Davis has
gone 10 their summer home a
Mooseheart. Ill. where the secre-
tary will join her whenever he can.
So you see most OF the Cabinet are
sticking on the Job"
Mrs. Fall. by the way. gave a
large luncheon yesterday out al
wardman. the FIRST big party she
has given in some time. She spent
much time this spring at their home
in Three Rivers. n. NJ. and for a
while contemplated staying on there
until October. but changed her mind
and came back. Vice President and
Mrs. Coolidge had guests dining with
them at the New willard one eve
ming last week: II was Tuesday.
That was the same day the Argen-
tine Ambassador had a luncheon At
the Shoreham Hotel. Mrs Coolidge
was the honor guest at luncheon
Wednesday OF Mrs. John p. Nugent.
who entertained company Of
eighteen at wardman Park Hotel
Mrs. Nugent, whose husband is coun-
selor OF the Federal Trade Commits
sion. retains her membership IN the
Ladies Of the Senate, which she
Joined while Mr.. Nugent was in the
Senate. and most Of the guests yes
terday are members Of this organ
ization.
west balcony and the table was
decorated with innumerable small
flags in honor OF Flag Day. and a
centerpiece was OF blue. white
and red flowers. Mrs. Richard
Townsend had a dinner party last
Monday. Mrs. Charles Helmbold had
quite a big bridge party Tuesday
oh. there was Tots doing" socially
last week. Even the Woodrow VII
sons had a party; had for luncheon
the former Secretary OF State and
Mrs. Bainbridge Colby. who were in
town for few days. almost for
got 10 tell you about ono Of -he
weeks very incest parties. and
Mrs. Harding was the hostess. too.
She took a party Of Congressional
ladies down the river on an after
noon cruise on the Mayflower Just
like she did the week before. You
see. there are too many Congress
sional ladies 20 GO on one party.
even though the Mayflower is
fair-sized yacht. Those parties are
such fun: tea is served on hoard
and the Marine Band ALWAYS PLAYS
during the afternoon and they can
all get together. don't YOU know.
In such a jolly way. Washington
Just is never dead" socially: there
is always enough going on 20 keep
one from ever being bored. even in
August