The Washington herald., 1922-08-20
Continued From Page Five.

younger social set IN Washing ION,
and later she married here. is now
Mrs. Joel william Bunkley. wife Of
a lieutenant in the United States
navy. Carroll s. Page. Senator from
Vermont, doesn't take so active
daughter, Miss Alice Pa9e. and
chatelaine Of his home. does and Is
extremely popular. She is an Of
ncer. too. of the Congressional Club.
The Ira c. Copleys-he Is Represen-
tative from Illinois-will be difficult
to part with. too; they are both SO
popular here and entertain a great
deal and in q charming fashion.
Representative Phil Campbell. who
has such an attractive home across
the river in Virginia overlooking
. the city and has given several
pretty daughters to society here, Is
to go. too. Representative William
E. Hull Is another We dislike to
part with. and dear old Uncle Joe
Cannot who has been such a factor
in Washington life for so many
years. His daughter. Miss Helen
Cannon. has been a social leader for
so long. what will we do withour
them? William A Rodenberg. c.
Bascom Slemp. Joseph W. Fordney.
ANcPI.cScnldllNc FTeueTlCk u. HICKS
the Hicks are both so charming and
are very active in the smartest set
here-James w. Hustled, Norman ].
Hustled. Norman J. Gould. r. Clint
Cole. Walter r. Stiness, Represen-
tative Joseph Walsh. who is getting
a Superior Court judgeshlp: Patrick
Henry Kelley. Carl w. Riddick.
Simeon d. Fess. who has been nomi-
mated for the Senate. Frank w. Mon
dell, who is trying for the Senate. too,
and dozens Of others not quite so
prominent will all be missing from
the House next winter.
There's a Washington boy COM
ing. / think, Mahlon n. Haines who
has been nominated for the House
defeating Representative Edward S.
Brooks Of Pennsylvania; also a
washington girl, Mrs. winifred
Mason Huck. daughter of the late
william W. Mason of Illinois who
mas been nominated for the short
term to take her fathers place. She
lived in Washington when her father
was IN Congress SO we Just natural
~ mink OF her as a washington
girl She grew up here and / went
TO school with her at Western High
school and with her husband. too.
Wardlow Huck. / think their mar
rage was the outcome of a school
romance. / remember they were
both several years older and there
lore several classes advanced be-
yond me and seemed so grown-up
10 me then. And now she is COM
ing back here as a member of the
House of Congress!
In the early spring we will all
De running around in circles enter
tanning the departing friends and
attending other parties being given
LOT them by way of farewell. To
tax about February and March
right now seems far fetched but
viii be here before we know II.
Meanwhile. Washington is "as
usuaf with the White House very
quiet socially and very busy politi-
caIly. With the Hardings it certain
~ mas been man proposes and God
oIsposes for they have made many
plans and been able to follow but
rev OF them They do say now that
the President may do a little cam
palgning for some of his political
standoys who are having rough sled
aing at home to keep their Jobs.
Even II the President doesn't get
H"ay himself he is planning to send
some OF his political lieutenants to
speak Tor him like young Teddy
hooseNelt, who is out of town every
lew days anyway speaking first one
pace and then another. That seems
70 De part OF every official job any
way. speeding"
PRESIDENT CANCELS
TRIP TO ILLINOIS.
Tne Hardinss are doing practical
ly nothing socially. They did NOT
even go TO church lest Sunday: the
PRESIDENT was too busy conferinr
with railroad people even for that.
ne manages to get In a game of
goIf occasionally but it is very oc-
easionally lately and once or twice
ne and Mrs Harding have had a
IltIe motor ride together but only
cnce or twice.
Tney have about decided that
.hey cam get away this week even
70 pay their long planned visit to
.he secretary Of Labor and Mrs.
James DaVls out in Mooseheart, Ill.
Sno attend the dinner the Davises
ao Planned Tor them next Friday.
ooe3 seem a shame for elaborate
Plans were being made for their
reception out in Mooseheart and so
many people will be disappointed.
IL Is a shame.
near Mrs. Harding had a birth
udy iast week; 1t was Tuesday I
.nInk' ana number of Ohio friends
Iuhened with the President and the
rrst Lady at the Executive man
SION Gov. Sproul of Pennsylvania,
was also in the party. Governors
nominees for governors and
railroad presidents and many prom
inent men have been fitting quietly
IN ana out of town lately, most q.
them on business with the President
connected with the railroad strike.
land one seldom hears any SYM
pathy expressed for the strikers.)
MRS. Harding went up to the
Captoi Friday to hear her husband
tel Congress about the strike.
one OF the most interesting par
ties last week was given >by the
Charge d'Anaires of Poland and
Nine kwapiszewska. who enter
tained eighteen guests at dinner at
the Shoreham and afterward took
their guests to the Polish Legation
Tor dancing and bridge. additional
guests joining the company.
The Minister of Persia. Mira Hus-
sein Khan Alai. entertained at
luncheon early in the week in COM
plinent to the newly appointed ad-
ninistrator general of the finances
- Persia. DR.. A. C. Millspaugh. The
sther guests included Mr.. Nemazee,
~ Persia, who makes his home in
Hongkong, China. and who Is
spending a few days in Washing
ton with his son and daughter en-
route to Europe; DIR. Albert H. Put
ney, Persian Consul AZ Chicago and