The Washington times., 1922-06-18

the Western Reserve University.
And while he was gone. Mrs.
Weeks got herself off for the sum.
mer-for Boston first. and then for
their big farm up in the White
mountains. where her husband will
5oin her as his duties permit, =
The Denbys are somewhere on
the broad Pacific-probably near.
ing Honolulu about now, as the
Henderson. with them and q num-
ber Of the famous Annapolis class
of 1881 on board. sailed from San
Diego. CAL, about . week ago.
There were several stops for, ''in-
spection' on the part OF the secre-
tary Of the Navy scheduled in the
Henderson's itinerary before she
casts anchor In Japanese waters
and lands her party for the reunion
of that noted class to be held In
Japan this year, with Admiral Uriu
and the imperial Japanese govern.
ment as hosts. 1t must have been
a great disappointment to Secre-
tary Weeks that he could not set
away with that party--for he has
always been a loyal and active
member of that class organization.
and has done not a little in holding
1t together.
IF Secretary Mellon has any sum-
mer plans they have not as yet
developed. Last season he took a
cottage at Hot Springs and went
down for the week-ends, Joining his
daughter and his young son there.
They made that their headquar-
ters, but they wandered around
considerably, especially Miss Ailsa.
making all sorts of visits. That
, Is pretty much what she has been
doing all winter: Her father
sticks pretty closely to his desk
in the Treasury. and his big apart
ment at 1875 Massachusetts
avenue. but his pretty daughter
IL here today and somewhere else
tomorrow. She was here for the
White House garden party last
week, and for the Hughes-Waddell
wedding, being distinctly and
pleasantly in evidence at both
functions-but early this week she
went up to New York for a few
days and has only just returned.
The Falls and the Wallaces are
for the time being both in WASH
ington-both families occupying
their apartments at Wardman
Park Hotel. Both, incidentally,
have recently welcomed brand.new
grandchildren. One rather won
ders whether the departmental diff
ferences between the heads Of the
two families has at all impaired
their neighborliness. You know
Secretary Fall-apparently with
: the Presidents backing--is trying
to get jurisdiction over the ma
tion's forests, which have always
heretofore been under the control
Of the Agricultural Department,
and Secretary Wallace, with con-
siderable Congressional backing,
In resisting strenuously. Both
families live at wardman Park
Hotel, and cannot well avoid meet
Ing quite frequently.
The two Wallace girls, Mary and
Ruth have both been very much
occupied with college affairs. Miss
Mary is graduate of Vassar, and
has been in charge in this district,
of the Vassar drive for a big en-
dowment fund for the increasing
. Oh the sdidtlcS VI tiO tCoShcac' ShS
has been up to the Vassar com.
mencement this last week. render
ing an account of her stewardship,
since the "drive" ended with this
collegiate year-~and enjoying the
( commencement doings. Miss Ruth
is Goucher girl, and has been
lately with a house party of Sigma
Phi girls at Sherwood Forest. down
near Annapolis. She was to have
returned by now--as was Miss
Maryland Mrs. Wallace was ex-
pectins one of her daughters-in-law
10 arrive about the middle of June
for visit, and Secretary Wallace,
who has been In the West was
due home about now. So the Wal
laces must have something like
fun house by this time.
THE Hoovers' come and 30.
They had been out in the Mid
de west--Secretary Hoover func-
tioning as the bright particular
star of the graduation ceremonies
OF some Of the fresh water colleges.
and adding to his collection Of
honorary degrees. They all do that,
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