New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
u Positive Engagement
& /. President Is Visit to
secretary of Labor in
August at Mooseheart, I'LL.
y,eiic Calls Coolidges
u,;.,er of Bolivia and His
wife Are Dinner Guests Of
Former Occupant of Post
,..,oI psspoteh to The rribane

II .ss9ered plans iei sH"~s "oo0itSeS
the capital until the prospect now
an ail-summer open White House.
4. only seemingly positive engage
:. the President has made is for
\ ,,at with the Secretary Of Labor
III Mrs. James j. Davis at Moose
,,t M, where they will visit the
Inadrsn's City, in the Moose home.
L. ,ist will be made in August and
8yr Harding will accompany the Presi-
4 u. and with him, will be guest
the hou,s of the former Director
\ s.hs Budget, General Dawes and Mrs.
\ n,ses near Chicago.
Arreat furry of excitement was Gre
+ ,.,d vhen 1t was rumored a few days
80 that the President and Mrs. Hard
!, would take possession of Friend
din. the suburban home of Mr.. and
a yn Edward Beale Mclean, and would
witasa summer White House during
d IN a5ssnce Of the owners in Bar Har-
boz. Scarcely had the story started
than It received quietus from the
4 White House, denying that such an in
j .snsiea existed.
4 Al and Mrs. Edward Beale Mclean
4 left their suburban home a few days
an, and will spend the rest of the sum-
nr il Bar Harbor.
Ths first real vacation the Vice
+ President and Mrs. Coolidge will have
viii Be when they start fog the Pacific
Cast the first week in August, where
tie viee-President will attend the con-
= trnee Of the American Bar Associa-
too in San Francisco and where, on
.sgast 10, Mr.. Coolidge will deliver an
hdress. Mrs. Coolidge will accompany
d. ce-President to California. They
Il zT take their sons, John and Calvin
Midge However, that particular of
Il q ysit depends upon the actions of
tie Senate and whether or not they
ri be given more than few days
i Tue Tor seeing the country. The boys,
10 we're IN Northampton, Mass, for
4 sstral weeks after leaving Washing
nt, have gone to Plymouth, VT, to be
18th their grandfather, Colonel John C.
eeohdge. Just now both Mr.. and Mrs.
Coolidge live quietly, occasionally join
sns some New England friend at dinner
IN the dining room at the New Willard
or hrs. Coolidge takes luncheon quite
aS informally with some woman friend.
Washington Is Parched
During Summer Months
Despite the fact that Washington
ns mad during and since the World
var It's first experience as a summer
ie'0,t Tor high officials--Cabinet folk.
slaors, representatives, diplomats
ana others held here by the stress of
aaaslfs-the beautiful fountains of the
Guy are dry, the streets unwashed ex.
esptby rain, and but for the oil drip-
ping from automobiles the beautiful
residences and government buildings
would be ruined by dust. AS it is, the
Oh lays the dust, even if making the
streets otherwise horrible.
~, Inc fountain at the east side of the
,mhite House, between the Executive
mansion and the Treasury, was for
many years one of the chief sights for
tourists, the goldfish of every variety
ana the tangle of rare water plants in
nowef .I hoiding them for minutes at g
s'me' out it, too, is dry.
: Ihree Cabinet girls now In Wash
.hhsaoh .hs are of particular interest,
Ist Ithougn the Youngest, Miss Elizabeth
mssnes' ..rsI ls !, living very quietly with her
SW1.shts, NJ the Secretary of State and
r.h nio Hughes, at their beautiful SUBJ
pc .rsn pace .s on the edge of Rock Creek
-. 'A: MISS Ailsa Mellon, daughter of
s me secretary Of the Treasury, ioined
sss ia.her Wednesday morning. after
! l,sssa seeS.s visit to the Assistant Military
H''ache q q OF the British Embassy. Major
.s.i. = :, u. Bridge, and Mrs. Bridge, at
N... sa summer home at Mattapoiset,
snd I'. MISS Mellon is fond of society
pr., eI4ceedlngly ~ popular, while Miss
a.. wallace, younger daughter of the
Et.,e.ary of Agriculture and Mrs.
sisi Sisa'y 7: Wallace, who is yet a school
ssa' 'naAing nAg her course at Goucher Col
i'm ~ DaasImore' is spending her vaca-
own ~ a iomping about with girls of her
tnn;.r ana never misses an oppor-
tnrsssuo 70 go In swimming in the pic
Ho,.,q pool at the Wardman Park
homa "here her parents make their
j. ihe mi Minister of Bolivia and Sonora
ss,o,;. naiiiyan and their daughter,
M &c Ballivan, who are among
ior ts ~" diplomats remaining in town
,e, sae M week, were the guests at din
h.. tuesday, night of the former Min
srsn VI BOLIVIA and Sonora de Caid-
sam. s, VINO had, among other guests.
H. Of alberto Palacios, secretary of
wsa, bolivian Legation, who left
Ia tuesday for sightseeing tour of
hi, sSVahtrF. Senior Palacios enter
ss.s s'seo dinner company early in the
IL fosn mnich included the present and
giei, ,nner mel; ministers Of Bolivia and
m wlves I'VE. and daughters.
,sS q, Minister OF the Serbs. Croats
H. \ s,aa oaioyenes and Nine. Grouitch ra-
.i,en ea TO Washington in midweek
/ weekend visit to Mrs. Henry
Ii ;yuiii's at Tuxedo Park, N. Y. The
ST. ,ser OF Finland, Mr.. Axel Leonard
sid.wa,,, returned to Washington in
I after spending several davs
INV NV York. The secretary of the
cst; sa Legation, Judge Bruno XVII
nm ~ vent to New York after the re-
ssit i. 1he minister, and will also
III. II. Atlantic City. Almost the onIv aiv
ssss aIs connected with the Neither
gass; 1 Legation frequently seen in
5s ss'aihgton are DR.. j. B. Huhrecht
nd Psaetary and charge d'affaires,
yk .on at.O H. W. de Vos Van Steen-
Fssh; ;ache, who motor tn o-d f.,,
ubreeb.s s0n quite frequently. DR..
lount =, VINO is married, leased
inia a; ie; historic estate in -
scbe car alexandria. while the at
L was Was made his headquarters at
lub pssnington p Golf kand Country
Mossiyn, Va, a club much used
res:dsaaper men and where the
/ dsn. das frequently goes for golf.
eel parted from there late in the
+ pa..d ad sailed from New York today
a'os1erdam for two months visit.