The Washington times., 1922-08-29

"hE senate ID gradually be-
coming resigned TO spending
- Its summer In Washington.
Hope after hope Of an early recess
has faded, and. with fall only a
few weeks away. Senator after
Senator has sadly relinquished>
any idea OF a vacation at home.
Senator Pepper has been trying
all summer to enjoy his home at
Northeast Harbor, Me-, but every
time he imagines conditions are
propitious for a brief absence
from Washington something
turns up to turn his plans awry..
The coal and rail strikes, in which
ne has played such a prominent
part, have been the chief offenders
against the vacation plans. He
has gone twice to Maine. but has
been recalled as often. Now he
says he Is determined to make
good on his promises to Senator
Hale to make some speeches In
his behalf in the Maine campaign
and hopes to get away. 1t is to
be expected that having fulfilled
that mission Of friendship he will
lose no time In getting to North
east Harbor for a FIVE days with
his family. His addresses are to
be delivered early next day, begin
ming with Labor Day speech.
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The Assistant Secretary of the
Navy. Theodore Roosevelt, tr., q
planning to 80 to Oyster Bay this
weekend to stay over Labor Day.
Mrs. Roosevelt. who is at present
with their children at their camp in
Vermont. will probably join him for
the weekend.
The Ambassador of Chile and Nine.
de Mathieu. who are spending the
summer abroad, are now at Vichy.
france.
Nine. lie Breton. wife Of the for.
mer ambassador Of Argentine, and
her niece. Miss Lloveras, who will
oin Mr.. lie Breton in the Argentine
This autumn, are also at Vichy.
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Senator William NJ. Calder re.
urned to Washington last evening
rom Brooklyn. N. Y. where he
spent a short time with Mrs. Calder
who has been spending the summer
at Shelter Island.
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Senator George Wharton Pepper
will leave early in September for
East Harbor. Me-, where Mrs. Pep.
per has been established for some
lime.
Senator Richard p. Ernst left here
Yesterday for his home in Kentucky
spend a few days with Mrs. Ernst.
He will return to Washington the
.ast OF the week.
Miss Katherine Mackay departed
This afternoon from New York for
he Adirondacks, where she will
Join her father, Clarence Mackay,
and her, brother, John w. Mackay.
who are at their campo Miss Mac
kay entertained at an informal
luncheon yesterday for some Of her
young friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Stewart are
in New York aboard their yacht,
Centaur. to remain until after the
horse show. when they will go to
Southampton for a week.
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Mrs. George Dewey. the widow
Of Admiral Dewey, OF Washington,
who has been spending the summer
at Atlantic City. is in New York
at the st. Regis for an indefinite
period. "...
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Douglas are
in New York and have an apart
ment at the Vanderbilt. Mrs. Walter
8. McNeill. of Richmond, Va, is
also at the Vanderbilt for the
week.
Ambassador Myron T. Herrick en-.
tertained at luncheon yesterday in
the Japanese Garden at the Ritz
Carlton in New York for Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Denniston Lyon.
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Norman Davis. who has BEEN at
Moosehead Lake for several days,
has returned to Stockbridge and
Joined Mrs. Davis at their villa.
They entertained at dinner Sunday
evening in compliment to Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Bullard and Philip
Henry Kerr of London.
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Major and Mrs. A. ID. Budd
To Motor to Oklahoma.
Mrs. Arthur d. Budd has closed
her country home at Windsor, Mass,