New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
Presidents Wife Finds Time
TO Study shc Many Tradi.
tons and Lore of the His.
toric Executive Mansion
Coolidges Visit Boston
Nrs. Hughes Is Expected TO
Accompany Secretary of
State to South America

MS hsR"t"h "fo i4NlnK along more
lie just tho normal American citizens
ssan al any time aimee coming 20 the
white Rouse Almost for the ars,
tine since her residence there Mrs.
Harding IL finding time TO study White
Hease lore and look up the wonderful
history and traditions of the mansion
and the families who have made il
their home Then too, they ind time
for long drives in the comfortable
White House limousine during the late
sfssfnoon' end last week they stopped
q, Senator Frank B. Kellogg's home on
Nlneteenth Street to take him along.
The Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge
are over in Boston, where their sons
John and Calvin. ran down from Plym
eush. VT. the home of their grand
father Coolidge, 30 meet them. The
yiee-Pre tdent is scheduled to make an
t6dress at Wellesley. Mass, on August
:. when the industrial conference is in
regress there. If all goes we'll the
WesPresldent ard Mrs. Coolidge and
,stir sons will start for California
fboat August 4.
mere ~ Dul flttle OOQDt ABOUT Mrs.
sughcs accompanying her husband
Charles Evans Hughes. Secretary of
"a State. on his trip to Rio de Janeiro
FOR the openinGsof the Centennial Ex-
position in that city, for which Pres-
Gent Harding has appointed special
committee.
4, Mr. Edwin v Morgan, United States
Ambassador TO Brazil, is perhaps one
Of the greatest Beau Brummells of the
diplomatic corps, having served
lengthy apprenticeship in society when
in the State Department, and he was
later Minister 20 Cuba for several
Jears. Altogether, while Washington
society wanted to see Mr., Morgan go
up in the diplomatic service. they did
rot wish him to leave Washington.
Ambassador and Lady
Geddes TO Arrive August IL
The arrival OF the Ambassador of
Great Britain and Lady Geddes from a
visit in England August 12 will closely
follow the departure of the French
Ambassador and Nine. Jusserand for
Paris.
1t was Colonel George A. L. Dumont.
Military Attache of the French EN-
lassy, who entertained Major Van
2 rnOt, chief engineer of the Fire De-
= partment of the City of Paris, at
luncheon Tuesday, and not the en-
bassy Major Vanginot is en- route to
San Francisco TO attend the Interna-
tional Congress of Fire Engineers.
Colonel D 3mont was accompanied by
his yoAng son, NJ. Roger Dumont, on
his return rom New York the first of
the week. oung Dumont is's student
at st. JOINS School, in Fribourg,
Switzerland, and will spend the rest
Of the summer with his parents in this
country. His sisters. Mile. Marthe Du-
mont and ME-. Paule Dumont. are
quite popular in Washington society.
making many friends during their
c short residence here.
II is not at al unlikely that Wash
- ington will have visit from another
LatinAmercan 'esident-elect, there
being prospects of Mr. Alvear, who is
now in Paris representing his country
as ambassador from Argentina, stop
ping IN Washington ep route to his
home. That is the habit of Latin
American presidents elect and it
means a round of entertaining in the
Pan-American Union Building by the
diplomatic representatives cf the
country accredited to Washington and
our own State Department officials.
Mr. Tomas lie Breton, who was Arren-
tine Ambassador to Washington, is
now in Paris and will proceed to
Buenos Ayres from that point to as
sumo his duties as Senator, his elea-
tion having taken place while he w9s
/, still in Washington.
L There are only few dinner par
> ties taking place now with even a touch
. Of formality, most of them being pic
. MIC affairs and almost invariably given
at country clubs. However, there was
touch Of real formality in the dinner
party which Senior Don Joseph E. Le-
tevre, counselor and charge d'affaires
Of Panama, gave Wednesday night in
ue Presidential suite at the New Will
lard, in honor of the committee of the
American Medical Association ap-
pointed cooperate with the board
OF directors of the Gorgas Memorial,
o. which the host is a member. The
postmaster General, DR.. Hubert Work,
VINO, oddly enough, was president Of
!ne American Medical Association be-
iore going into the Cabinet, was guest
OF honor. Mr.. William Phillips, Under
secretary of State, was a guest; also
Mr. Robert Woods Bliss, Third ASSISTANT
secretary of State: DIR. Lund, of Bos-
ton; Admiral w. c. Brastead, chairman
OF the Gorgas Memorial, and many
prominent men along the same line.
Mrs. Hartman Hostess
Al Capital Dinner Party
Mrs. j. Borden Hartman entertained
AZ dinner Thursday night, having a
number OF Senators and their wives as
guests, Senator and Mrs. Atlee Pom
creme being of the party.
a number of the younger members
Washington society will go to Man
ehester-by-the-Sea to join the house
party on August 1 to be entertained
ey Miss Alice Mann and her mother.
mrs. |. I. Mann, at Coolidge Point.
MISS Sidney Webb, whose engagement
. Mr.. Walter F. Chappell, of New
.,,ork, recently was announced, with
s|r' Chappell, will be a member of the
Nrty' and others will be Miss Frances
ssmpson, Miss Betty Grove, Major
.Aeart Cramer, Lieutenant Thomas
snelder and Mr.. Chester Lockwood.
.swo weddings of vast Importance in
Washington society, but taking place
w; tus OF town and in widely different sec
@ .,ohs OF the country, are the subject of
Nuch interest of those remaining in
,sown. Both weddings seem to be TAX
.ng place far ahead of the former dates
&c ses, tnat of Miss Mildred Bromwell
Saptaln Sidney r. Bailey, naval at
sacne OF the British Embassy, being,
;Sunof says, planned for late August
mIstead ~ OF late autumn, and to take
p.see at Charlevoix, Mich, where the
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