New-York tribune., 1922-06-18

s,-i ls.y bst their plans along
~. itssre ir embryo. and u is hard
,s, 50 isr s1eal While Congress is
nsa.,
irtn Of IS Ambassadors
han From Washington
% ,ie .hf;ee. q p.omats with the
-r, @ anoassado, 90 this country
~ 'to vese ~ Wash ngton during
,Ui g Jas, weeh The French Am
naior wen, 20 O. eago. accompanied
= Nne j-We'ana. the Belgisn Am
's"tltr Baron ce Cartier. the
aatu Arbasador. Senior Matthew.
az t'-sf, were absent. 1te British
Artassasc'. S.r Auckland Geddes. re-
ANA dung ine week from a short
10 . tirsaa ard will for some time
cigss ls time between Washington
q, Difs Hsroor. Ne. where he has
i3tsiec his IAN .'y for tte summer.
ne Svs' Minister has taken cot
.ie a Dars Hsrbor. Me. and he and
ne Peer VII leave Washington
70, u. aetonpSn .eG by their younger
@l'fer stopping IN Boston for q
r'f tine TO meet the elder son Of
= imly uro is taking a course az
ars'a, and Trey viii proceed then
+, DARK Htrbo-.
Yrs Edward Besle Mclean will have
Hnpsn" s. notable as that a. the
'.gits Wedding for the Sunday night
rssen'at.on o. Nero the William
1 picture recently presented at the
f'it IN New York The stage is set
y ne sunday night play a. Friend
~ the country place OF the Nc
'ars. srd this year. as on similar
-ison last year. the President ana
n Harding and the Nice-President
Z Mrs. Coolidge. some members OF
Cabinet and almost the entire
etmstie corps are expected 20 he
msrf
rs Secretary Of state and Mrs.
iRiss are leaving their residence on
.r;stnfh Street and are moving 20
saysone. charming estate on the
~ q FocS Creek Park. where they
~, ine,r esr.ierSdays IN the Cabinet.
i. Sscrstsry will be the guest OF
rifi =; a luncheon 90 be given June
sT the Overseas Writer'S. who also
' ,sve a. guest that day Nr. I'd
"; Priee Bell
=, Wee .Presiden, and Mrs. Coolidge
ns,sptng but Jew invitations and
~ hTlns - quietly As though they
~ sc; .n ofhcial lie One often
tsa ne wee President taking hiS
r>'t,hsr constitutional along the
tatsN streets Of Washington. walk
e s',T,ted among the pedestrians.
~ vi have their sons, John ana
taui Csslioge. with them this week'
u' Nli srr.vng from the Mercers-
~ A''asmy Wednesday
'~''' hrse in Capital
~ Lss,h With Wilson's
ne 's'msr Secretary Of state. Mr.
<,sfi:ge Colby. and Mrs. Colby
.a' is Washington from New YORK
q s',l 20 make short VISIT ana
ais luncheon Tuesday with former
1,scsr, and Mrs. Wilson.
10 Ssere'srr ~ War. Mr.. John W
'"n. vent 20 West Point 10 attend
tommencement exercises. and
- "sH Point went 20 Cleveland 20
'e an address AZ the western
'HHsiy Ms Weeks left Wash
.nr tuesday for Roston and Will
ln' ne rest o. the season Al their
= aiupsnire farm. the Secretary
- her whenever possible. Mrs.
= Ntshirg;or Davidgc, daughter OF
secretary and Mrs. Weeks. WILL
gise.
shi May Wallace. the eldest single
~llef o. The Secretary Of Agrieul-
tho Mrs Wallace. will sail for
80 about July 70 spend some
- abroad. Mrs. Wallace gave a
r'oa one day last week. having a.
- N.Y.. Henry Wilder Keyes. Mrs
- Work. wife % the Postmas-
=. .'',,sfal, ard Mrs. Charles Pugsley'
" ne Assistant Secretary Of AZ
49," d.. Charles Langworthy,
M tne Office o. homs economies.
-. -'ana Denton. assistant chief. and
r.. ne luncheon was given in the
i.n.hisl kitchen.
hllee Harding daughter Of Mr.
ID. " Harding. governor OF the
~. reserve Board. whose engage
b... recently announced 10 Mr.
y. fell, son % Mr. and Mrs. Ste
- a.. r Pell. q New YORK. has left
IA, W ~ Sfricge, Mass. where she will
~ =" ~ Hivia Johnson Later in the
~ p'1s re XIII be the guest Of Mr. and
~ re- A. Southampton
a..i pIiiism } Bosrdmsn and Miss
~, s,sionsh =, left Washington the
i,,s, " ths week for Murray Bay.
4 ~, ,,.'s were they will spend the rest