The New York herald., 1922-06-11

ago for a little visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Aspegren before sailing.
iAdJournment OF supreme Court.
The adJourning OF the Supreme Court
Is probably the most reliable warning
that summer Is really here. And the
Supreme Court adjourned last Monday.
and its members are pretty well scat
tered by now. Chief Justice Taft and
Mrs. Taft left Washington the same
day, intending to go UP to Providence
and spend few days with former Sena-
tor and Mrs. Lippitt. the latter q sister
OF airs. Taft's, at the homo there, and
then continue on TO Montreal. whence
they were to. sail for England. The Chief
Justice is to give series OF lectures on
International relations, which he had ar
ranged for some years ago and aban-
doned temporarily in Difference to -Presi-
dent WilsonV feeling that such series
might easily complicate matters during
the delicate period preceding the entry
of the United States into the war. And
Mr.. Taft, having been there himself,
had no desire to embarrass his sue
cessor. While he Is in England he Is to
be the honor guest at several large din
ners-notably one Of the Bar, Associa-
ton OF the Inner Temple on July g.
and he will be made an honorary mem
ber OF the Inner Temple Bar with elab-
crate ceremonial. He will return about
the first OF August, as he expects to at
tend the meeting of the American Bar
Association IN California about the mid
die of that month. Mrs. Taft will prob
ably stay on for while until her hus-
band IS ready to settle down in their
summer home at Murray Bay.
The Associate Justices Of the Supreme
Court seem to have no very thrilling
plans Justice McKenna. for instance.
is likely to remain In Washington for
possibly ten days longer, after which he
will join Mrs. McKenna and spend the
summer with their son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Pitts Duffield.
in their summer home on Long Island.
Justice Day went to his home at Can
ton last Thursday. where he VIII spend
a few days before going to Mackinac
Island. where he has spent his summers
for the last twenty years. Mrs. Rufus
Day, who is his chatelasns mere. IS not
going to Mackinac th1s summer. Mr..
Day finds It impossible to go so far
from his business here, and one OF JUS
tice Days other sons will be with him
at Mackinac, ard one Of her sister-in-
laws will run the summer cottage for
the venerable jurist. The Rufus Days
are going to Atlantic City--or rather to
ventnor. where they have taken cot
tage for the summer and where Mr.. Day
can Join the others for the week ends.
They have planned to leave Washington
to-day and get settled.
Justice and Mrs. Mahlon Pitney
haven't decided on their summer plans
yet. Mrs. Pitney hopes to get settled
in their winter home before she leaves
town for the summer. They have debu-
tante daughter-or rather q daughter
who will make her debut next year. and
has just returned from year OF final
polishing In Europe. Their son is at the
Harvard Law School. which closes next
week. After that they will probably
make summer plans. Mrs. pitney says
she is trying to get settled in the house
they have recently bought on r street
a house that they formerly lived In, and
after a winter or so on Massachusetts
avenue have come back to II and pur-
chased it as their permanent home.
The two bachelors of the Supreme