New-York tribune., 1922-06-25
Yacht Parties
Fill Week End
At washington
President and Mrs. Harding
Will Continue Cruises in
Spite of Their Encounters
With Tempests on Trips
Capital Visitors Feted
secretary and Mrs. Hughes
Are Expected to Remain
at the Graystone Estate

vIsHfNCTON. June 24-Just now
-.,, o. Nashington's Official population
= ,soa. taking weekend trips away
s.,, the capital. visiting homes within
.,sv reach. yachts putting IN here 90
,,-rv away weekend parties and the
~ otherwise showing It's unrest. The
~,.ht Teen. belonging 10 Senator and
H., T Coleman du Pont, anchored
: the Potomac. piled up and down
-, waterway with parties of distin-
-,,beS quests. dinner. luncheon and
=. ,artics being enterta lined on board
81 other smaller vessels also have
horne their social burdens frequently.
~ course. the most important river
.,r.iss are those carried on the May
s,,sr bv the President and Mrs Hard
.-or their weekend trips. the Speaker
80 MS Frederick II. Gillctt. Senator
80 Ms Frank p Kellogg. the At'or-
-,v General. Mr.. DsUgherty. and Sen
,.sr Hale being the most frequent
.r,,,s Both Of the last weekend
80. taken by the President on board
,,s Navfover were marked by ter
a. storms. bu. nothing dsuntcd, they
are again on the water.
Ms Harding received numerous
.-su groups OF visitors during the
g,ek but the most interesting and
.;..oresoue was that on Monday after
,no, when Mrs. Jaime {. de Neyra.
We o. the resident Philippine dele
rsts 70 Congress, accompanied a party
- --ore than a dozen women. tho wives
Ard daughters Of the prominent Philip
nins Commission now ia Washington
- .he White House Many Of the
.,r,c- wore native costumes o. 'he
pra and juse cloth, so popular there
-,.hlv embroidered and with hand
so~e hsndkerchiefs folded about ne
-,c.s a. the dresses. and they made
such an altogether picturesque group
a, .he White House lawn when Mrs.
Htrdirc took them there 10 see the
Aoaer gardens that she led them
through tho ROSE walk 10 The Presi-
9.,.'s oHcc 10 call upon him. Inoy
we're photographed with Mrs. Harding
and the group in costumes a. eaInil
color looked FOR al the world Ike
huge rosegay Of blossoms.
The Philippine delegates have been
entertained constantly since coming 10
Warrington. dinners and lrncheons
-.ver FOR them. and frequently there
Va, native music for the dancers
Secretary and Mrs. Hrghes
NAV Remain az Capital
The Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Charles Evans Hughes arc settled a.
Graystone. a beautiful estate on iht
edge OF Rock Greek Park, ana tnere i'
4 prospect Of their spending me cnIIc
,v.,n,er in Washington. Their young
- LAUGHTER. Miss Elizabeth Hughes.
uho psssed the winter n Bermuda with
ea as
,L,r, during the summer. Inc coclc-
a. wert 10 Ann Arbor. Mich, 10 de-
',rer an address, and returned early in
the week in time % be preseni al lhe
luncheon which DR.. L. 5. Rove. director
of the Pan-American Union gave D"
f,ror Of tho new minister from Colon
b.s. Dr. Enrique Olaya. VINO recen'Il
,yrivod He was also cntertainea ~
luncheon Thursday by the overseas
Writer'S and kept other engageme MS
Mrs Hughes, however dining OUT Ou'
little
Vondav afternoon for a short visit 20
her son.in.law and daughter Mr. and
Mrs. Angus NacLay. az Detroit. ana 10
-. her new grandson. Wallace MacLay.
She will return 20 Washington this
week Just before leaving Mrs. Wal
lace. with her two daughters. MISS
May Wallace and Miss Ruth Wallace
and a friend or two went for motor
trip 20 Endless Carerns. Va. on july
! Miss Mary Wallace will sail for Eu--
rope IN company with number oI
Young college women. and she WI! be
absent until October.
Perhaps In all the Cabinet there is
70, a family so intensely interested
In the husbard's wort as is M
Wallace and hcr daughters IN th' WORK
~ w Wallace in tho Department OF
Agriculture After all, 10 is the most
human interest department. every
thing connected with 10 bearing IN
some wa upon domestic life. MIS-
Wallace and her daughters have made
thorough study Of tho department
In an rs various branches. and u is
70, long ago that Mis- Mary Wallace
r1de Form" for Mrs. Coolidge.
modelling IL over Mrs. Coolidge's
tggrc. 20 be used in dressmaking. The
nskirc OF these models is taught IN
he fcld and extension work Of the
buresg and Mrs. Wallace. who also
made 4 study Of the process. modelled
ore for the Nice-Prosidcnts wife.
Invitations 20 the demonstration
lgneheon in the Department. OF home
Economics. Department Of Agriculture
are about the most sought Tor OF any
Invitations without the rea! social
seop.
Many Well Known Persons
Have Departed for Homes