The Washington times., 1922-09-04

r ABOR DAY marks the end
of summer in Washington,
IL and. already the city
shows sign of awakening life. A
few more weeks and the season,
spelt with capital letters, will be
on and the quiet Of the summer
months forgotten,
The first indication of activity
is the long list Of officials, diplo-
mats and "just folks" returning
from seashore or mountain resort.
In most cases they are leaving the
family in the country for a few
weeks more. but. even so. their
own return Is significant.
The President and Mrs. Mardlng
were forced reluctantly to aban-
don their plans for a Labor Day
weekend on the Mayflower and re-
mained quietly at the White House
over the holiday. They have with
them as their guests Mrs. James e.
Woods. Of Marion, Ohio; Mrs. w.
NJ. Boyd, of Kansas City, and
Miss Abigail Harding. sister OF the
President.
Vice President and Mrs. COOLIDGE,
who are visiting Mrs r. B. Kel.
logg. wife OF Senator Kellogg. in
st. Paul. will go from there to
Sioux Falls, N. D., at the end of
the week for a brief sany and then
return to their home In Boston
about the middle of the month, be-
fore returning here.
Senator kellogg, who had planned
to spend Labor Day with his
wife and their distinguished guests.
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Legislation in the Senate.
The Secretary OF War, John
w. Weeks. will return the mid
die OF the week from his sum.
mer home on Mt. Prospect, Ian.
caster. n. H., where he has
spent the last ten days with
Mrs. Weeks.
The Ambassador Of Peru and
Nine. Pezet will leave Hot
Springs. where they spent the
greater part of the month Of
August, today and will go to
White Sulphur Springs for
brief stay before motoring to
Washington at the end Of the
week.
The Ambassador of Brazil, NJ.
de Alencar. will return TO Wash.
ington today.
The Ambassador of Great Brit
ain, Sir Auckland Geddes. will
come to Washington the end OF
the week for a few days before
returning to Dark Harbor.
The Minister Of Siam, Phya
Prabha Karavongse, will return
TO Washington today or tomor-
row from Gloucester. Mass.
where the summer legation has
been established.
The Attorney General, Harry
Daugherty, will return tomorrow
from his home in Ohio, where
he spent Sunday and Monday.
The acting Secretary OF the
Navy. Col. Theodore Roosevelt,
has returned from Oyster Bay,
where he spent the week end
with Mrs. Roosevelt.
The UndersCCretary Of State.
William Phillips, who is spending
the week end and holiday with
Mrs. Phillips at North Beverly,
Mass. will return to Washington
tomorrow.
The Solicitor General, James
NJ. Beck. who Joined Mrs. Beck
and their daughter. Miss Bea-
trice Beck, at their summer home
in Seabright, y. j., for the hol'
day, will return to Washington
tomorrow.
The Secretary OF Labor, janet
Davis, left yesterday to join Mrs
Davis at their home In Moose
heart, Ill.
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The German Ambassador ant
Nine. Wiedfeldt, who are in New
York for a few days, following theil
arrival from Europe, are expected
at the embassy tomorrow. They ar,
accompanied by their son. Herman
Wiedfeldt. who. like Nine. Wied
feldt, comes as a stranger to Wash
ington. where the ambassador IL al
ready known to an official circle.
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Senator James w. Wadsworth. tr.
left Saturday evening to join Mrs
Wadsworth and their children a.
their home in Groveland, n. Y Mis-,
Evelyn Wadsworth will go Il
Beverly farms the middle of tn,
week to attend the wedding Of Mis-
Alice Harding and Robert Thompson
Pell. which will take palce there or
Thursday. Miss Wadsworth will b,
one OF. the bridesmaids.
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The charge d'affaires Of tn,
French embassy. Count Charles d,
Chambrun, will go to New Yorl
Wednesday to remain a few day,
and will visit West Point before re
turning to Washington.
The Charge d'Affaires Of the Lega
ton of Poland and Nine. Kwapis
zewska. accompanied by the Minis
ter OF Switzerland and Nine. Peter
and Countess Eleanor Gizycka, are
spending the weekend at Blue
Ridge Summit, Pa, where, they
went by motor.
Mrs. George NJ. Sternberg, widow
of the late surgeon general Of the
army, has returned from the New