Evening star., 1922-06-14


Their guests are prominent republi-
can leaders of the state in addition
to the committee in charge of the
unveiling ceremonies and others.
Mrs. Coolidge Honor
Guest at Luncheon.
Mrs. Coolidge. wife of the Vice
President was the guest of honor at
"a beautifully appointed luncheon
given today by Mrs. Nugent, wife or
Mr.. John +. Nugent. commissioner OF
the Federal Trade Commission, at
Wardman Park Hotel.
The luncheon was served on the
west balcony. and the table was deco
rated with innumerable small flags
in honor of the day. and Il center
piece was of blue, white and RED
flowers The guests numbered
eighteen.
The Postmaster General. Mr.. HUI
bert Work, left this morning for
Wilkes Barre, Pa, where he Will at
tend several meetings. rejoining Mrs.
Work at Wardman Park Hotel here
tomorrow.
Mrs Miles Poindexter, wife of Sena-
tor Poindexter of Washington, ac-
companied by Mrs. Thomas =. Gore,
wife of former Senator Gore. returned
to Washington yesterday after spend
ing a week in Atlantic City, where
they were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Humphreys of Ills berkeley
square They were entertained
number of times by their hosts ana
others at the resort.
Mrs. Pat Harrison. wife of Senator
Harrison of Mississippi left Wash
iugton today for Gulfpcrt, accompa-
MED by the entire family, with the
exception of the senator. who Will
The commercial! counselor of the
British embassy, Mr.. John joyce
Broderick, is in New York on brief
business trip. Mrs. Broderick is
planning to leave Washington about
June "a for Deer Park. Md, where
she will spend the remainder OF the
summer. Miss Kathleen Kelly, Mrs.
Broderick's sister. who has been her
guest for some time past. is visiting
friends in Wayne. Pa. prior to her
departure for Europe. where she Will
rejoin her family in Dublin.
baroness Won Thermann, wife of
the counselor of the German en-
bassy, has left for Watch Hill. r. L..
where she will spend the summer.
Nine. Riesser, wife of the second sec
retary of the emba aSsy, will go to
Watch Hill about the lst of July TO
occupy the cottage she has taken
there for the summer months
Mr. J. de Lagerbe-g, counselor OF
the legation of Sweden, will arrive
in Washington this evening, after a
two-month absence in Europe. ana
he will act as charge d'affaires dur
| ing the absence of the minister. capt.
, Wallenberg. who has gone to Sweden
! for the summer.
! The secretary of the legation OF
! Norway. Mr. Georg Frederik Christen
! Collin. has been recalled for duty at
| the foreign office in Christlania and
| will sail for Europe about July l.
| Mrs. George D. Moore. wife of Col
! Moore, L. S. A, stationed in New
; York, is the guest for several weeks
/ of her niece. Mrs. Richard II. Tebbs
! in her apartment at 1884 Coiumbla
road. Mrs. Moore will remain WIN
| Mrs. Tebbs while Mai. Tebbs is in the
| Naval Hospital, where he is recover
| ing from an operation.
Miss Ruth Wallace and Miss Mary
! Wallace have Joined their parents
; the Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs
/ Wallace. in their apartment at Ward.
| man Park Hotel. Miss Mary Wallace
| has been attending the commence
ment exercises at Nassar College, o,
! which she is an alumnuS, anu MISS
Ruth Wallace made visit at Sher-
wood Forest. following the closing
| exercises at Goucher College, where
! she is a student.
| Mrs. William J. Boardman and Miss
| Mabel r. Boardman closed their resi-
dence on p street today and left foI
i their summer home at Murray bay
/ Canada, where they will remain until
autumn.
| Overseas Writers will celebrate the
first anniversary of it's foundation
with lunch at the Shoreham Hote
June %, when the Secretary of State
| Mr.. Charles Evans Hughes. Will be
the guest of honor. Another gues,
will be Mr.. Edward Price Bell. chief
of the foreign servicesof the Chicago
Daily News and dean of the Ameri-
can newspaper correspondents in
London.
| Chief Engineer S. Okuma. Lieut.
| Fukutome and Lieut.. T. Hidaka, all
| of the Japanese navy, have returned
! to Camden, n. J.. after brief stay
here lat the Burlington Hotel.
| Dr. and Mrs. Hall Hosts
/ At Gallaudet College.