New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-10
ways and the fronts of stores, where
flower boxes have been placed.
Capitals Society Almost
Restored to Norrnalcy
Return Of President and Mrs.
Harding To Be FOLLOWED by
That OF Many Cabinet d Ulcers

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From The Tribune's Washington bureau
WASHINGTON, July 9.-Return to
the White House of the Presd ent and
Mrs. Harding will be followed by the
return tomorrow of several Cabinet
members. Official society is thus
brought almost to its normal state
again, even though it is midsummer
Members Of the House and their
families will continue their absence
for almost the entire period of the
House recess, until August Is. The
strength of the Senate circle in Wash
ington will be shown Tuesday after
noon, when Mrs. T. Coleman du Point
entertains the Senate Ladies' Club on
picnic party down the Potomac on
her husbands yacht, the Tech. Mrs.
Harding, it is understood, will be q
member of the party.
The Secretary of War, MIR. Weeks,
will return tomorrow from his sum-
mer home, Prospect Hill, at Lancaster,
N. H., where he has spent the last ten
days with Mrs. Weeks.
The Attorney General, Mr. Daugh-
erty, is expected to return tomorrow
from his home in Columbus. where he
went with Mrs. Daugherty for the last
week end and for the Fourth. Mrs.
Daugherty will remain in their home
in Columbus through the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson, who are
now at Weld, their estate at Brookline,
Mass. will come to Washington in the
middle Of this month to remain for a
few DAVIS. They will sail for Europe
AI Mss Vivian vestal, daughter of
Rs MISS tt," and Mrs. Albert H,
Vestal and Miss Eta Taylor, daugh-
tor of Representative and Mrs. Edward
= Tavlor, sailed Wednesday aboard
the President Garfield for Europe
where they will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Westcott &C
companied the latter's mother, Mrs
John F. Rodgers, to York Harbor, Ne
last week and will be there through
the season at The Willows, the summer
home Of Mrs. Rodgers. w. VI,
1,;ttel1 viii start on motor trip the
end Of this week. They will go ilrst to
Stanton. Va, where they VIII be
o,ests Of their son-in-law and daugh-
e. Major and Mrs. A. NJ. Patch Jr.
General and Mrs. Littell will be absent
several months and will visit their sons
Mrs John Sidney Webb announces
the engagement of her daughter, MISS
Sidney Randall Webb, to Mr.. water I.
Chappell, of New York. MISS Wepo IS
the first of last seasons Ouos ~ naN0
known her engagement. 49,
MI ChappeIl, who is the son OF tn t
late DR.. and Mrs. Walter f. Chappell'
of New York, is a graduate OF Prince
ton, class of 30 and is at present IN
washington studying for the dipio-
matte service. He won a commisslo
in the navy during the war and hao
two wears Of active service.
The Ambassador of Spain and sonora
de Riano are expected to return TO
Washington the first Of next week.
Thev motored to Manchester, Mass, tor
the last week end to be members OF
house party entertained over the
Fourth by Mr.. and Mrs. B. Sumner
Welles in their summer home there
ana the middle of last week continued
their motor trip through New England.
The Ambassador Of Chile and Sonora
de Matthew will leave Washington Fri
day for New York, from where they
will sail Saturday for Europe.
The Ambassador Of Peru and Sonora
de Pezet are spending to-day at Sher-
wood Forest, where they went by mo-
tor, Thew returned to their apartment
nj wardrnan Park Hotel the middle Of
the week after spending the holiday
motoring through the nearby country,
visiting Blue Ridge Summit and
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