The Washington times., 1922-05-28

daughter OF the late John d. Arch
bold, has been al Graystone all
winter. but she is going away for
the summer, and by the time she
returns 1t is probable that the
house she is building out back OF
Western High School will be ready
for her. She has purchased a
lovely wooded tract Of land, and IL
putting up a house that she de.
scIibes as plain and unpreten-
tious," but which. I'm told, is TO
have no less than eighteen bath
rooms
The Hughes are coming back TO
and from then on for a year Gray
stone has been let to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Parsons Erwin. They,
by the way, expect to spend the
summer at Mackinac, Mich, where
Mrs. Erwin's mother, Mrs. Delos
Blodgett, has a cottage. Mrs.
Blodgett and her sister, Mrs.
Charles Gray Matthews, are in
Europe. The Armats will spend
most of the summer motoring
making their way into Canada
and probably spending two or
three weeks down in the beautifu!
St Lawrence country.
THE Secretary OF the Treasury
to return TO the Cabineteers
and his children, Miss Ailsa Mel
lon and Young Paul Mellon. are
hoping that things will shape
abroad. However. II the Secretary
finds it impossible to leave the
country. the trip will be off and
the family will lease some seaside
or mountain cottage where he can
spend the week ends with them.
Last summer the MELONS had Bar
ton Lodge at Hot Springs. Va.
and before that they had been in
the habit Of going to Southamp-
ton. l.. l.. for the summers.
The Secretary of War and Mrs.
Weeks will probably go TO Mount
Prospect, their summer home In
New Hampshire, for at least part
Of the summer and it wouldn't
surprise me il Mrs. Weeks went
abroad for month or two. Sec
retary and Mrs. DENLY have al
ready sailed for Japan with the
class Of 81 and will be away two
the festivities i'm connection with
the class reunion. The Secretary
of the Interior and Mrs. Fall nope
to spend part of the summer In
Alaska and will be members of
the Presidential party II the White
House trip materializes.
Mrs. Wallace, wife OF the Score
tary OF Agriculture, and her daugh-
ters will go to their home in Des
Secretary joining them there when
he can. Secretary and Mrs. Hoover
will start for California. their old
home, as soon as the Secretary's
duties permit: and Mrs. Davis, wife
OF the Secretary OF Labor, is al.
ready at their summer home Al
Mooseheart, Ill, with her little
family. Mr.. Davis will be with
them frequently for short visits
through the summer.
MOST Of the Senatorials will
linger on here until they get
some idea as TO when Congress Ia
going to adjourn. But Mrs. Wads.
worth, jr., wife OF Senator Wads.
worth, and her family left yester-
day for Mount Morris, the beauu-
full farm in the Genesee Valley.
which has been in the Wadsworth
family for two or three genera
tions and where they always spend
as much time as they possibly can
The Senator isn't going vet, but
will slip away to Mount Morris az
soon and as often as he Ia abs.
Washington has seen very little
OF the wadsworths, save for ths
Senator this winter, since Mrs
wsdsworth and Mss EVELYN Wads
worth, sailed early In January for
Europe, took tho ModiterrsneRu n
trip and have only hesn back q
few wosks. Evelyn wsdsworth -
rsoh . pr~y thing and sbs has