The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-07-12
JEAN ELIOT'S SOCIETY NEWSI
COOLIDGES ON
MAYFLOWER
TRIP
Cabinet Circle Breaks Up;
Stones on Short
Motor Trip
By JEAN ELIOT.

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- ernoon for a brief trip aboard
the Mayflower, and are accompanied
by their son, John Coolidge. Colonel
John Coolidge, father of the Presi.
dent, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w.
Stearns, of Boston. They expect to
cruise in the lower Potomac and to
remain over the week end.
The Presidents official family,
which assembled to accompany him
on his sad pilgrimage to Plymouth,
to his young son, has scattered
again. The Secretary Of State and
Mrs. Hughes sailed today for Eu.
Treasury, is already abroad, having
the Coolidge family. He is accom-
panied by Miss Ailsa Mellon and
Paul Mellon, and they will spend
much of the summer in rural Eng.
land and touring on the Continent.
After attending the meeting of
the American Bar Association in
London, Secretary and Mrs. Hughes
will go to Paris for a short visit.
Several days have been set aside
afterward for an unofficial holi-
day" and 1t seems within the
bounds of possibility that the Score.
tary may seize this opportunity
for the visit to Germany which has
been persistently rumored. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hughes will sail for this
country on August Is.
The Attorney General and Mrs.
Stone left town this morning with
friends to motor to Gettysburg and
will remain over the week end.
They were accompanied by their
son, Marshall Stone, who Is with
them for brief visit before sailing
for Europe where he is to travel
this summer on a Harvard scholar
ship, having received the Sheldon
fellowship in mathematics. Their
| other son, Lawson Stone, expects
| to devote the summer months to
working in the steel mills in Pitts
burgh. Mr.. and Mrs. Stone will
| make their headquarters in Wash.
ington through the summer, with
occasional short motor trips to
nearby resorts by way of rest and
recreation.
John w. Weeks, Secretary OF
War, who accompanied the Presi,
Dental party to Plymouth, has
joined Mrs Weeks at their sum
mer home at Lancaster, N. H, for
a brief holiday. The Postma ster
| General and Mrs. New are just "of
return" after spending a month OF
six weeks camping at Turtle Lake
Mich. They will be in town most
or the summer, taking short motor
trips when they can get away.
Plans Motor Trip During August;
To Visit Philadelphia.
The Secretary of the Navy apt
Mrs. Curtis Dwight Wilbur anc
their children will leave Washing
| ton by motor at the end of tho
month for Philadelphia, to visit the
| Secretary's sister, Mrs. F. NJ. Paist
for short time.
Secretary Wilbur will return t.
| Washington from Philadelphia. Mrs
| Wilbur and their son and daughter
will motor on to New Hampshire fnl
the month Of August. Wilbur will
h Join his family for week end visits
The Secretary of Agriculture
Henry c. Wallace, is starting to
morrow for the Middle West and
! will visit Chicago and Detroit or
business for the Department. After
ward he will go to his home in
Des Moines for a brief visit with
Mrs. Wallace ard Miss Ruth Wal
lace. Mrs. Wallace and her daugh
ter have recently returned to their
Iowa home after spending some
weeks in the mountains of Colorado
Secretary Work of the Interior
VIII be in town most of the summer,
with possibly a business trip or
two to vary the monotony. Secre.
tary Hoover of Commerce is in
California with Mrs. Hoover, who
left Washington early in the sum.
mer for her home at Palo Alto.
The Secretary Of Labor and Mrs,
Davis, who came to Washington
with the Presidential party yester.
day, left town again in the after.
noon. The Secretary went to Cleve.
land to deliver an address and Mrs.
Davis went direct to their summer
home at Mooseheart, III. Mr.. Davis
VIII join her there on completing
his business in Cleveland.
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