The Washington herald., 1922-11-20
COOLIDGE LEAVES
FOR CLEVELAND
TONIGHT
Vice President WIN Make Ad.
Hdress There Miss Mellon
-Reioins Father After Cuban
,Trip-Secy. Davis win Soon
Start East.

,,Trip-Secy. Davis win SooF
Start East.
By EVELYN HUNT
VTIcE PRESIDENT COOLIDGE
will leave tonight for Cleve-
land. where he will make
m address tomorrow. returning at
once to Washington.
The Secretary Of the Treasury.
A. W. Mellon, has been joined by
hfs daughter. Miss Ailsa Mellon.
who went to Cuba with w. p. G.
Harding and his daughter. Miss
Margaret Harding. Mr.. and Miss
Harding will be absent some time
longer.
The Secretary tof Labor and
Mrs. James ]. Davis. who have
been visiting in California for
several week. viii start this week
for their home in Mooseheart, ILL.,.
Where they win spend Thanks
swing. They win return to their
apartment at Wardman Park Ho-
tel about December 4.
THE French Ambassador. ]. J.
= Jusserand. returned yesterday
evening from New York, where
he went to meet the former
premier Of France. Georges Gle
fiaefceau. who has come to this
country for q tour of several
weeks. NJ JCiemenceau viii come
to Washington on Tuesday, De-
oember 5, and will remain un-
III Saturday, December ..
=. The Ambassador of Peru and
Nine. Pezet entertained at luncn-
con yesterday in their apartment
81 Wardman Park Hotel in COM
,pliment to Alexandra Puente, Of
Lima. Peru. who was at the New
Willard for a few days. He left
EAST night to visit Admiral and
Mrs. Albert p. Niblack at Charles
ton. s. c.. after which he will
70 to his home in Peru, where
he is en- route after a visit to
Europe.
CIR ERIC GEDDES. who was
- the guest of his brother and
sister-in.law, the British ,Ambas.
gldor and Lady Geddes. left late
last night for New York whence
he will sail today for England. He
dined quietly last evening with
the Ambassador and his family.
In the afternoon the Ambas-
lsador and Lady Geddes and Sir
Eric motored to Gunston Hall
10 have tea with Mr.. and Mrs.
louis Hertle.
The Minister of Rumania and
Princess Bibesco are expected
10 sail for this country Satur-
day. and on their arrival in New
York will remain there a few
days before coming to Washing
ton. The Minister and Princess
Bibesco have been abroad through
tAe summer. spending some time
IA Rumania. and through the
autumn have been in London
with the princess parents. for
mer Premier Of England and
Mrs Asquitb.
. The Minister Of the Serbs,
!Croats and Slovenes. DIR. Anton
Tresich Psvichich. accompanied
by the secretary Of the legation.
DIR. Zhivoin Kittich. will return
today from New York where
they went to attend the opening
Of the Jugoslav Club.
The military attache of the
French Embassy and Nine. Du-
mont were hosts at luncheon
Yesterday.
THE Assistant Secretary of
War and Mrs. Theodore Roose-
Selt will go to Philadelphia the
tliddle Of the week and remain
for the Army-Navy football game
there on Saturday.
:.The Assistant Attorney Gen.
efal and Mrs. Rush Holland have
returned to their apartment at
~ardman Park Hotel. MIR. Hol-
land was in Colorado and Mrs.
Holland in Cambridge, Ohio, and
In Pennsylvania
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Fels. OF
Philadelphia. will come to Wash
fngton today to attend the Opera
Ball this evening.
Mrs Charles Milburn will give
q dinner this evening. taking her
guests later to the Opera Ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Cobb will
spend the winter in Washington
and have taken an apartment at
WardnIan Park Hotel.
CENATOR and Mrs. James W.
= Wadsworth. jr.. will come to
Washington the end Of the week
after spending the autumn at
their country estate at Mount
Norris. ". Y.
Senator and Mrs. Joseph s.
: :Frelinghuysen. who are at the
Tot Springs Va. will come to
Washington In a dav or two.
!: Senator and Mrs. Key Pittman
have returned from their home
in Nevada and are at the New
Willard Hotel.
q Representative and Mrs. James
r. Mann. Of Illinois. returned last
week and are In their apartment
at the Highlands.
Mrs. Joseph E. Davies will
leave Washington Thursday to
Join her daughter. Miss Eleanor
Davies. in New York and to at