The Washington times., 1922-08-26
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u An attache fs.mented the
other day that 1t reminded him OF
a village graveyard. Lots of flow.
ers and no one stirring. was the
way he put II.
The President is SO busy with
coal and railroad problems, that
he has no time for frivoling. And
Mrs. Harding. with her faithful
secretary, Miss Laura Harlan,
away, is resting and gathering
strength for the coming season.
One winter In the White House
has taught her that she needs all
her reserve energy TO pull through
an active Washington winter.
Neither the President nor Mrs. |
Harding are making any out-of-
town plans. The President was
30 disappointed about the failure
OF his Mooseheart trip that he
isn't counting on any holiday. He
hopes, however, to visit Cleveland
on September II to take Ma.
sonic degree. He has been In
vited. also. to go to Detroit the
following day to lay the cor
nerstone for new Masonic tenn
pie.
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Nine. Pezet. who have been spend
stead, Hot Springs, are expected
back at the embassy next week.
The staff of the embassy of Peru
entertained at a farewell dinner last
evening In honor OF Senor Jorge A.
Pezet, attache, who will leave Sun
day for New York. Senor Pezet is
resigning from the embassy staff TO
take part in motion pictures.
The Solicitor General, James N.
Beck. has gone to Seabright, N. j.,
to spend the weekend with Mrs.
Beck and Miss Beatrice Beck, who
are spending the remainder OF tie
summer there at their summer
home.
Senator and Mrs. Andrieus Jones
are leaving today for Albuquerque,
n. NJ. They expect to be away until
the first of November, and will spend
the time visiting In different parts
OF the State, spending most of the
time at their home, East Las Vegas.
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The ambassador of Brazil, Augusta
Cochrane de Alencar, Is expected to
return to Washington about Septem-
ber s. The ambassador, who has
spent several weeks motoring In the
East, was i'm New York Thursday,
where he went to bid bon voyage TO
the official party that sailed that day
aboard the Pan-American for Rio de
Janeiro, to attend the Brazilian cen
tennial celebration.
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The Minister of Bolivia and Sonora
de Ballivian entertained informally
at dinner last evening.
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Mrs. Duncan Fletcher and her
Mrs. Louise Kemp, wife
and daughter of Senator Fletcher.
are expected back on Monday from
Chautauuua. n. Y, where they have
spent few weeks following their
visit to Florida. Senator Fletcher
has spent the summer in Washing
ton except for a week at Atlantic
City early in August.
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Mrs. Henry NJ. Hoyt and Miss
Nancy Hoyt, who went to New York
from Bar Harobr, planning to sail
on board the Olympic for Europe,
have changed their plans, and will
probably sail at a later date. Mr..
Hoyt is in New York now. where he
went to bid them bon voyage.
Mrs. Hoyt and her daughter have
been spending the summer at Bar
Harbor.
Nine Elizalde, wife OF the minister
Of Ecuador, who has been spending
the summer in Chile, Is not expected
back until October 3. The minister.
who was unable to accompany her on
account Of the Tacna-Arica confer
ence, has been spending his week
ends at various resorts.
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Mrs. Harold Walker has gone to
Nonquit, Massachusetts, for a visit.
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Medical Director and Mrs. Fran.
cis Nash returned last evening from
Atlantic City and will be in Wash.
ington for a few days before going
to Briar Cliff Lodge. New York. for
the remainder Of the summer. Miss
Carolyn Nash. who has BEEN spend
ing the summer at Bar Harbor,
will join them at Briar Cliff.
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The secretary of the Brazilian en-.
he ssy, and Nine. Sousa Leao Oracle.
will return to Washington Sunday
from New York. where he has spent
several days.
Senator Nathaniel Dial has Just
returned from a short visit to his
wife and family at Laurens, s. c.,
where they have been for most OF
the summer.
Mrs. Dial, Miss Rebecca Dial
and Miss Laura Emily Dial are
expected back about September 20,
when they will open up their home
in Kalarama road.
The First Secretary of the Brit
ish Embassy and Mrs. Leslie Cragie,
who are spending the summer at
Saluda, Ca, are expected back In
Washington September II.
The second secretary of the Span.
ish embassy, Mr.. Amoedo, Is .he
guest Of Miss Sullivan, Of Philadel.