Evening star., 1922-10-26
Vice President Coolidge
In Atlantic City TOduy.

In Atlantic City Today.
The Vice President is spending to-
day in Atlantic City. where he will
speak al the banquet of the American
! Gas Association. for which former
| Secretary Of the Treasury Mr.. George
b. Cortelyou Will be toastmastar.
Mrs. Coolidge is in New England and
| there is scarcely chance or their re
turning to the>capital until Congress
| convenes.
| The ambassador of Peru. Senior Don
| FREDERICK Alfonso Pezet. left last
| evening for New York to attend the
| banquet of the American Manufac-
| turers and Exporters Association.
where he will'make an address. Mr..
George Paisch of England will also
| speak. The ambassador will remain
in New York over Sunday. when he
; Will go to Flint, Mich. to address the
| chamber OF commerce there. revisit
| ing New York for a few days before
| returning to Washington.
The Secretary of the Navy. Mr. Ed
| win DENLY. Joined Mrs Denby this
| morning after a brief inspection tour
| in New England. where Mrs DENLY
accompanied him the end OF last week.
| Mrs. DENLY returned to Washington
Tuesday evening.
The minister of Switzerland and
Nine. Peter are expected to arrive
| in New York Saturday aboard the
Paris. The minister and Nine Peter
/ have spent q six-week vacation In
| their homo in Switzerland.
Col. Robert NJ. Thompson and his
| distinguished guests Lord and Lady
Mountbatten, viii arrive in Washing
Pacific coast to attend the banquet
to be given by the Navy League. Of
which Col. Thompson is honorary
president. tomorrow evening. at the
New Willard Hotel. in celebration OF
Navy day: Col. Thompson and his
when they will continue their travels.
! returning to Washington Tuesday,
November I. Mrs. Thompson Is at Hot
Springs until early in November. Col.
and Mrs. Thompson have leased the
home Of the former United States am
bassador to Italy, Mr.. Thomas Nelson
Page, at 1855 r street. for the winter.
Mrs Henry F. Dimock will enter
tain a company OF sixteen at dinner
this evening in honor Of former Min
lister of Serbs, Croats and Slovcnes
Washington about the middle OF No
vember for visits in Cleveland and
Buffalo before sailing for their home
in Serbia.
The minister and Nine Grouitch
will give up the house at 2li8 Wyom-
for some time. and after the middle
Of next week will be the guests Of
friends at 1915 Q street for week
or ten days.
Former Vice President and Mrs.
Thomas r. Marshall will be the guests
of honor At dinner this evening Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warren. who
will entertain a company OF twelve
in their home on 18th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall plan TO leave
Washington tomorrow for Pittsburgh.
Pa. where they will remain for several
days. The former Vice President has
been here In connection with his duties
as a membeD Of the Coal Fact-fnding
Commission, and will shortly return
here on the same mission.
Nine. da CANA. wife Of the Brazil
ian ambassador to England, will ar
rive from Europe on tho Olympic Oc-
tober 81, and will be the guest of Mai.
and Mrs. R H Jordan early in No
vember.
The United States vice consul at
Boulogne- Mr. william W.
Corcoran. who is in this country on
q short leave OF absence. will sail for
France Saturday. November 4. to
Rarr,z tne Mr coreoran 9, ns who Is
a
tho guest Of Mr. Frank P. Morse In
his apartment at 1916 x street dur
ing his stay in Washington. will go
to Warrenton, Va. for the week end.
Miss Mary Stitt and Miss Emma
Stitt. daughters Of Surgeon General
and Mrs. Edward Rhodes Stitt. en-
tertained a company of debutante
cotemporaries Of Miss Emma Stitt
at a breakfast at Old Pierce Mill tea
house today after a cross-country
horseback ride Their guests includ-
ed Miss Helen Campbell. Miss Cath
crime Radcliffe and Miss Virginia Ed
wards. all experienced riders
Former United States Ambassador
to France and Mrs. Henry White
closed their summer home. Elm
Court" at Lenox. Mass. yesterday
and will be guests for a few days
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Iselin in their home
at New Rochelle. N. Y.
Miss Catherine Weller. debutante
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph I
Weller. Is entertaining a company at
bridge, followed by tea, this after