The Washington times., 1922-12-17

Nine. Jusserand went up to
New York to bid him bon
voyage, returning to Washing
ton on Wednesday afternoon.
The Jusserands also attended
while in New York the dinner
given Tuesday evening by Miss
Anne Morgan, chairman Of the
American committee for the re-
Mobilization of the devastated
area Of France. 1t was there
that Clemenceau made his last
address in this country.
Anne Morgan came back to this
country from France on the same
ship that bore Clemenceau to
these shores. and little bird. a
wise little bird. whispered to me
that It was she who financed
Clemenceau's tour of these United
States. It seems, SO the rumor
goes. that Miss Morgan has be-
come intensely interested in
French politics and has developed
into an unofficial international
esss1matsst' JsM tRrDx7ped that
she has been Remeahs OF Healing
IN age-long breach between Poin-
care and Clemenceau. Also that
che il a great friend Of Andre
Tardieu, that her chief desire is to
see Tardieu premier of France.
and that she is working to that
end. We all know Tardieu well
here In Washington. of course: he
was here several times during the
great war as the head of the
French high commission.
When Clemenceau was in New
York before coming to Washing.
ton, Miss Morgan went to see him
one morning about some matter,
Just as she was entering his place
81 abode, Clemenceau came out.
He did not see her. as he was so
Intent on his errand, and hurried
into q big car standing there,
thinking II was the one waiting
Sor him.. 1t was Miss Morganf
car. but she only smiled and calkd
! taxi.
n HEARD Mary Roberts Rinehart
= cay the other day that she 10
6Olng to take up horseback riding
Again. think her close friend.
Cecil Jeweil-the attractive young
wife of Col. Frank Jewell i've
bsvsr, been able to decide which
was the better looking or the more
Attractive, the colonel or his wife)
are going to try 1t together They
both have ridden much In the
!past, but not for ages. I bet they
both Look perfectly stunning horse
back, they are both each good
booking woman.
Two striking riders I passed on
1hs bride paths of Rock Creek
Park last Sunday morning were
mo Under Secretary of State.
william Phillips. and the Assistant
secretary OF War, ]. Mayhew
wainwright. They were riding to-
wether' and quite early. Never
have seen the park 90 exquisite
as IL was Sunday morning, and II
- always beautiful. 1t had showed
during the night and the park
svas like Z forest of ice. 80 white
And sparkling In the sunshine that
Il made the waters Of the creek
look positively black. But words
cannot give any idea OF the won.
der OF II. 80 won't try. I passed
senator william Borah az usual:
always ses him riding In the park
on sunday mornings. .
NY escort Sunday told me
cute little STORY Of the Senator
and his mount which shall pass
on to you. II seems that the
senator always gives his horse
several Jumps Of sugar at the
cIoss OF his ride. But one day
me animal was very cantanker-
ous and cut up . bit like q
y naughty child. Therefore, when
( ~ rot hack to the stable. to
punish him. the Senator aid not
rive the horse the usual allot-
Snsnt Of sugar. The Senator went
10 his desk at the Capitol. but the
rsproachful expression on his
horses fncs ~ he had last looked