The Washington herald., 1922-04-10
Hardingsi Go
ITO Church
-
wy Open White House
HouHds for Egg-RoH-
ing Next Monday.
By EVELYN C. HUNT.


BY EVELYN C. HUNT.
PRESIDENT and Mrs. Harding at
ended the services at Calvary Bap-
ass Church yesterday morning.
resident and Mrs. Harding will
pen the White House grounds for
Rgerolling for the children Of
washington next Monday.
Mrs James Davis wife Of the Sec
etary of Labor, who has gone to
ttiAntic City. will return to their
ipRrtment at Wardman Park Hotel
ne hrst Of next week.
the Minister Of Rumania. Prince
Soesco. will return home early
mis- week from New York. where he
ias been for about ten days
The Minister Of Sweden. Capt
Axel F. wanenberg passed the
weekend in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. FrothinE-
lanr were hosts at breakfast yes
'eTday at their residence in Massa
:husetts avenue.
Judge and Mrs. Clarence Norton
Soodwin left yesterday for their
iome in Lake Forest. Ill. after
spending the greater part OF the
Nlnter at wardman Park Hotel.
An interesting supper party at
Nardman Park Hotel Saturday eve
1tpE included. among others. Miss
-oTnelia Vanderbilt and her guest.
Mss Loughran. OF AsheviIIe. y. c..
Mr.: and Mss. Scott Thropp. Capt
md Mrs. John Gregory Hope, Kent
-eSare. l.. Mccormick -Go0dhart and
; Mss Francs Hopkins.
Thomas \. Hunter. OF Chicago. is
1 't0 the New Willard Hotel.
Mile. Suzanne siIvercruys. sister
u. Robert Silvercruys. charge daft
aires OF the Belgian Embassy
iaHed yesterday for Europe on the
-apland. Clinton Z. NacEachran.
SeW American consul at Antwerp.
also sailed on the Lapland.
King Stone, afte- an extended
rip to Australia, Africa and vari-
ous other parts of the world has
returned to Washington.
Former Senator Joseph W. Bailey.
who is in Washington for a visit.
stopping at the ShOreham.
Kiss JANET RICHARDS
TO TALK ON WIRELESS.
Mss Janet Richards is giving an
extra talk on world questions in the
auditorium OF the New Masonic
Temple Thirteenth and New York
avenue, this morning at 1O:45
o'clock. In addition she Will tell
the story OF wireless with a prac-
tAC6l demonstration Of listening in"
by means Of a receiver and ampli-
fer installed especially for her
audience.
y Mrs. Cabot Stevens has issued in
viEsstiOns to members OF the local
Hsfr East Relief committee and
others, who have assisted the work
49, volunteers, for a conference to-
morrow at 4 o'clock in the parIors
of the Y. W. c. A Certificates of
Service" will be presented by Mrs.
stevens. Miss Peggy Callahan will
render vocal numbers. and tea will
% Tse-ved at 5 o'clock
FA4EHus VI lne WOTk are invited.
Mrs. stephens is soon completing
the fourth campaign year as a VOL
unteer for the Near East Relief in
Washington.
Although the opening date Of the
National Capital Horse Show is still
a month off. society is manifesting
considerable interest in the event.
as indicated by the sale of boxes.
&niong the recent box purchasers
are Mrs. Gibson Fah1estock. Mrs.
SylVanus Stokes. jr.. Miss Julia
whiting and Miss Ruth Hitchcock.
Mrs. Loren johnson. Mr. William p.
Emo, Mrs Cary Langhorne. Secre-
-ary Of War Weeks and Mrs. Weeks.
Mrs, Upshur Moorhead. Mrs. Charles
3Oughton Wood. Mrs. H P. Wilson.
Mr. George Hewitt Myers, Mrs. +
;. Nash. Mrs. Horace H. westcott
and Mrs Thomas B. Sweeney. This