Evening star., 1922-06-13

SIR Auckland Geddes
Returning to Embassy.
The ambassador of Great Britain,
Sir Auckland Geddes. will return to-
/ morrow from Canada and from a
brief stay with Lady Geddes and
their children at Dark Harbor. Me-,
| where they are established for the
sumner sum err mS9nshs nth The ambassador a,
month for England. He will be ac-
companied by his secretary Mr.. H. ":
Tennant. and while there will confer
with home government officials and
have short vacation.
Bakhmeten. will leave the latter part
of the week for New York, from
which port he will sail Tuesday. June
20. for Europe. His sister. Nine.
Bazavof. will accompany the ambas-
sador to New York. but Will not sail
. with him. as she plans to remain in this
! country for time.
The ambassador of Italy, Senator
| Ricci. who called at the White House
| yesterday to pay his respects to the
| President on the eve Of his departure
to Italy. has gone to New York and
will sail tomorrow for Europe.
The Secretary Of War Mr Weeks,
| has gone to West Point, where he
will attend the graduating exercises
at the Military Academy and will
go from there to Cleveland to make
| an address at the commencement ex-
ercises at the Western University.
Mrs. Weeks will leave today for Bos-
the summer in the north, the Secre-
tary joining her whenever his duties
permit.
The Secretary Of Agriculture. Mr..
Wallace, was given the honorary degree
of doctor Of laws yesterday at the Iowa
State College at Ames, Iowa. He will
visit Des Moines and Chicago before
returning to Washington the first part
of next week.
Mrs. Wallace. wife Of the Secretary
Of Agriculture, and Mrs. c. w. Pugsley,
wife of the assistant secretary, took
luncheon today in the department OF
home economics at the Department OF
Agriculture, when Mrs. Hubert Work
wife of the Postmaster General. and
Mrs. Henry w. keyes, wife Of Sena-
tor Keyes Of New Hampshire, were with
them. The experimental kitchen in the
home economics is of great interest to
women generally. and this gave de-
lightful opportunity to observe the work
done at first hand.
Mrs. Henry W. Keyes, wife Of Senator
Keyes of New Hampshire, is leaving
Washington this afternoon for New
York, where she will make short visit
going to Boston Saturday to he present
at the graduation of their son, Mr.
Henry w. Keyes, jr., from Milton Acad.
emy. From Boston Mrs. keyes and hel
son will go to Pine Grove farm, theil
country place at Haverhill. N. H. Mrs
Keyes expects to make trip to Call
fornia during the summer.
The former Secretary of State ant
Mrs. cambridge Colby, who came Il
Washington yesterday. to be thu
President and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson
returned to their home in New Yorl
early this afternoon. They were a.
the New Willard during their brie,
stay and many availed themselves o.
the opportunity to call and pay theil
respects.
Mrs Richard Wilmer Boiling and
her children will leave Washington
for Glenburnie- on-Lake George, N. Y.
tomorrow, where they have taken {
cottage for the season. Mr.. Boiling
will Join them in August.
Miss Elizabeth Josephine Eusstel
whose marrigae to Maj. Dabney Ote,
Elliott, U. S. A., will take place July
l, will be the honor guest at the tes
which Mrs. Carlisle v. Allen Is giving
this afternoon at the Chevy Chase
Club. The tea table will be spread
meet Miss Eugster will include Mrs
Robert Wood. Miss Helen LIE Seure
Miss Diana Cummings, Miss Heller
Griffin. Miss Frances Neville, Miss Ade-
laide Poore. Miss Katherine Knigh
and Miss Elizabeth Jones.
Mrs. Charles D. Helmbold Is enter.
tanning at bridge party this after.
noon in her apartment at Somerse,
poT 9oses fresIs and oneS
suckle adorns the tea table, and the
guests include Nine. Prochnik, Mrs
Ennalls Waggaman.. Mrs. Victor
Kauffmann, Mrs; Floyd Xace.r9 = Magsa%nn Nan
Clarence Richmond Day. Mrs. Lorer
Johnson, Mrs. William Haywood. Mrs
Robert F. Mackenzie, Mrs. Francoi!
Berger Moran. Mrs. Willard Warner
Mrs. Francis Battelle. Mrs. JohI
Mrs Henry Frank Moore, Mrs. J. H
Crawford, Miss Elaine Hamilton ant
! Mrs. Gerald Helmbold. The party wa,
! Originally planned for Mrs Walter .
Crosley. who was the gaest iast Week o
i
ter's departure for her home at ke!
Wcst, prevented her being present.
Miss Dorothy Rigden Of England II
the guest of Mrs. Mary c. d. johnson
| at the Woman's City Club. MfkS Rig
den is in the United States max ng
| survey of the institutions which carr
for children and women. for the pur
pose Of obtaining ideas to be com
bined In an institution OF this char
acter in her own country
Mrs. W. Irving Glover and children
have left Washington for their sum
mer home, The Dunes, West Hamp,
ton Beach. L. l., where they VIII spene
the entire season. The assistant post
master general will occupy their apart
ment al Wardman Park Hotel, joining
them on Long Island whenever pos
sibls.
Mr.. and Mrs. walcOtt
Leaving for Canada.
The secretary OF the Smithsonial
Institution and Mrs. Charles d. wal
colt will close thheir residence ano
leave Saturday for Hann, Canada
where they will start on their all
lsummer camping trip In the Canadian
Rockies. DR.. Waloott will be engaged
lin geological work and Mrs. Waicot'
will make sketches Of the wild dow.
ers. .l5z
/ Mr.. ana Mrs. chandie- Anderson
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