The Washington times., 1922-06-18
CABINET MEMBERS
LINGER HERE, BUT
PLAN VACATIONS
'Coolidges Hope to Go
to California i'm
August
THE Vice President and Mrs.

here In town until Congress au-
journs, their movements being
even more dependent upon the
Senate than the President's. They
are booked to go to California
some time In August, however. as
the Vice President is to address
the meeting Of the American Bar
and Calvin, are due home from
Mercersburg early this week. but.
after a short visit here. will 10 to
New England for the greater part
Of the summer. They will spend
some time with their grandfather.
John Coolidge, In Vermont. and
will probably visit Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w. Stearns at Swamscott be.
fore the summer is over. You may
remember they were guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Stearns for several wesks
last year, and believe the Vice
President and Mrs. Coolidge also
managed to make them a little
visit.
At present the Coolidges are max
ing no dinner engagements on ac-
count Of the night sessions OF the
Senate, at which Mr.. Coolidge feels
he should be present. The number
of luncheon and tea parties has
fallen off considerably, too, and
Mrs. Coolidge is reveling in her
rare leisure. However. she always
attends the weekly lunchsons OF
the Ladies Of the Senate. and one
frequently finds her in the Senate
galleries. saw her there last
Tuesday after the Senate ladies'
luncheon, listening In on a debate
which started out with citrous
fruits and ended up with uphol-
stored chairs and which seemed IN
some way to be related 70 the
tariff. A number of the other
guests from the luncheon also
drifted in. among them Mrs. Tas-
ker Oddie, who had a guest or two
with her. Mrs. Miles Poindexter--
just back from a trip to Atlantic
City and looking rested and re.
freshed-and Mrs. Nathaniel b.
Dial.
Mrs. John F. Nusent's Flag Day
luncheon for Mrs. Coolidge was one
OF the delightful events of the week
and a particularly chummy little
party since most Of the guests, as
well as the hostess and the guest Of
honor, were members OF the La
dies Of the Senate. Mrs. Nugent In
the wife of former Senator Nugent.
who is now counselor for the Fed
eral Trade Commission. and has re-
taihed her membership in the Sen
ate luncheon club.
This luncheon. by the way, seems
to have been about the only Flag
Day celebration that Washington
could boast. Seems curious. too.
In this. the Capital of the Nation,
when most Of the cities Of the
country were staging more or less
spectacular exercises.
Mrs. Coolidge was also the honor
guest at Mrs. Falls delightful
luncheon yesterday. p.
g e &c RETARY AND MRS.
HUGHES during the past week
have been recovering from the 60
cial exertions involved I'm the Fam
lily wedding and preparing to move
out to Graystone, Of which un-
derstand they take possession to-
day. Graystone 10 the Armat
place on the edge of Rock Creek,
which they had last summer. and
which Mrs. Armar Saunderson had
during the winter. She IL build.
ing q handsome home out on Mas-
sachusetts avenue extended-in
the far northwestern corner Of the
District--near the two Glover
places.
II 10 said--but don't vouch for
the authenticity Of the statement
that Secretary Hughes may go to
Brazil a. the official representative
of She United States at the centen.
NAL celebration--if he can be
spared from his duties here-and,
presumably. Mrs, Hughes WIN &C
company him.
Last season Secretary Hughes
took no vacation. He and Mrs.
Hughes seemed to find themselves
quite comfortable In that. lovely
suburban homo. with the r1Yiss Of
natural and cultivated reaches OF
Rock Creek Park for their front
and back yard. and the creek itself
at the edge of their grounds. OF
their two daughters. Miss Gather.
ine, the bride OF last week. was
travelling abroad with q party Of
friends, and little Miss BiizabNth
was In the Adirondacks with other
frtends-while Secretary Hughes,
as he told some inauiring soul. was
having entirely too interestns a
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