Evening star., 1922-07-05
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Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge Will
Leave Tomorrow for Fredericks-
burg to Attend Kenmore Meeting.

Alencar. who has spent the week
end and holiday motoring through
the east, is expected to return this
evening or tomorrow.
The Secretary of the Treasury. Mr..
Mellon. returned this morning from
mis- home in Pittsburgh. where his
daughter. Miss Ailsa Mellon, and his
son, Mr.. Paul Mellon, spent a brief
holiday. Miss Mellon did not ac-
company him to Washington. but re-
mained in their Pittsburgh home.
Ihe secretary of War. Mr.. Weeks,
Will remain throughout this week
with Mrs. Weeks in their summer
home. Mount Prospect, at Lancaster,
N. h., and will not return to Wash
lhston until the first of next week.
The Attorney General, Mr.. Daugh-
erty. who went to his home in Column
ous' Ohio. with Mrs Daugherty at
.ne end OF last week, will not return
~ washington until after the visit
Gt9morrow of the President and Mrs.
Harding in Columbus,
me Secretary of the Interior and
nrs. Fan have as their guests in their
ai %par'1neht at Wardman Park Hotel
Mrs. John collars and Miss Booker of
New york. who spent the week end
Win mr.. and Mrs. Brandt Elliot, SON
lh-iaW and daughter Of the Secretary
!sinia. -
u,.h me Secretary of Agriculture, Mr..
wallace, and his daughter. Miss Ruth
saace. returned at noon today from
MeI,ealth. N. Y. where they spent sew
.h ai Gays. and Joined Mrs Wallace in
eir their apartment at wardman Park
Hotei. Mrs. Wallace has been visiting
ner son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Detroit 'eN A'A'e III
the Secretary Of Labor, Mt. Davis.
VINO went to Mooseheart. III. Satur
gay, Will remain with Mrs. Davis and
the!r children in their home there un-
I'll the first Of next week.
The acting secretary Of the NAVY
Col Roosevelt, who has been witt,
.ne marines at Gettysburg, returned
To- washington this morning.
Senator Lawrence c. Phipps enter.
talned small company at dinner
last evening at the Lock Tavern
Club. !"
Representative Theodore E Burton
Introduced former Senator Chauncev
VI; DepeW, who made the principal
address at the celebration of the
Fourth at Hot Springs yesterday.
among those who attended the cele-
oratlon were Senator Albert E. Cum
Minis, the special minister Of Greece.
ana Nine. Gennadius, Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick Z. Chaplin and Mr.. and
Mrs. Melville E. ingalls,.
Mrs. Thomas F. walsh will enter
tam company informally at dinner
this evening.
Chief Justice Taft Feted
In London Tonight.
Chief Justice Taft will be the guest
OF honor at dinner this evening OF the
bench and bar in Middle Temple LON
don. Monday evening he was the
honor guest at dinner given by Mr
II. Gordon Selfridge in his home,
Lansdowne House, in London. The
other guests were most of, them coun-
trymen of the Chief Justice, including
the ambassador, Col. Harvey: the
members of the embassy stan and the
consul general. Mr. Skinner.
Representative and Mrs. Carl Vim
son will leave today for Ohio, for a
visit OF several days before returning
to their home in Georgia to spend
the Few weeks of the recess Of the
House. Vic
Mrs. Scott. wife Of Representative
Frank D. Scott, has returned to her
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel
after two-month visit in Europe.
Representative and Mrs. Frank w
Mondell will leave Washington today
Tor their home in Newcastle, Wyo.
Representative and Mrs. Daniel r
Anthony. Jr, have gone to Buena
Vista Springs to remain for some
days.
The commercial attache of the
French embassy and Nine. Heilmann
and their daughters will sail TO-DAY
from New York abroad the Paris for
their home in France. They will
spend several months in Europe.
The second secretary of the Belgian
embassy, M. Jean de Fontaine, will
sail from New York today for a two
months vacation, which he will spend
in London and Brussels.
The director general Of the Pan
American Union. DR.. Leo g. Rowe
will go to Williamstown, Mass. the
latter part of July and will conduct
round table at the institute of poll
tics OF Williams College, which will
open July ~. Among others who will
conduct round tables will be the vice
chairman Of the Ttariff Commission, Mr..
William s. Culbertson; former assis-