The Washington times., 1924-03-31
Mrs. Reyes To Visit
II. M. r Olsilers IN
Porto Rico

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politico,sociaI life Of washington
and whose Letters Of Sena-
tors wife" have made her
national figure, is sailing on April
5 for Porto Rico to visit Cover.
nor ana Mrs. Horace Mann
Towner. Presumably, too, Mrs.
Keyes will write in her usual en-
PERTAINING fashion Of her expert
ences in Porto Rico, - she did
when she was travelling in Eu-
rope last summer.
The Letters of Senator's
WIFE," are, BY the way. to be
produced In book form this spring,
the letters selected running from
the time the series was started
until the departure OF Mrs. Keyes
for Europe and covering thewhole
period OF the Harding Admins
tration. The, book will be- out
along about the time Mrs. Keyes
returns. and here's hoping she'll
celebrate its publication with
birthday party as she did her
last novel. '"The Career of David
Noble" was born. On that. ocea.
sion she entertained for the Wom.
ems National Press Club, OF
which she IL q member, ana Mrs.
Coolidge, then the wife OF the
Vice President, was q guest.
Mrs. Keyes left Washington yes;
terday and. with Boston as her
headquarters. will make addresses
IN Nassau. N. H., Portsmouth,
". H.. ana Haverhill, Mass. she
Is sailing from New York and
win be absent from washington
about six weeks.
MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM
4A HARD's gifted young da1gh.
ter, Miss Eleanor Hard. who is
spending the spring vacation In
Washington, is student at Smith
College. Coming naturally by q
talent for writing-her father b
= well known newspaper writer
and her mother d frequent con-
tributor to periodicals--she is q
member OF the staff OF most Of
her college publications and 1t
would seem likely that she will
take up writing as profession
after her graduation.
In August Mrs. Hard and her
daughter expect to sail for Eu-
rope z ana will spend three
months in Paris. Miss Hard win
study design, for which she
also has q gift; and will specialize
in French and Italian--credit
toward honors IN languages be.
ing given for study outside the
school through the new system
recently Introduced at Smith.
Returning to Washington In
December, Mrs. Hard is planning
to present her daughter to society
90 she may have a bit of a fling
during the holiday season before
taking up her work again
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hard like
Mrs. Borden Hartman, the Eugene
Myers, ETC., are already planning
to give parties for their daughter
and she win undoubtedly have
q marvellous time. Miss Hard
and Countess Felicia Gizycla are
great friends; and I believe
Countess Eleanor Gizycka's
pretty daughter is to have next
winter the formal debut that
was discussed this season, but
never materialized, so the two
girls win probably have a lot
of fun together.
Prince C0et0nf to Be
Dinner Host Tonight.
The italian ambassador, Primo
Gelasio Caetani, will entertain
company Of eighteen at dinner thi
evening in his apartment at 178
Massachusetts avenue. BIT
The ambassador was host at q n
ception yesterday afternoon, from
to z o'clock, in his apartment, Il
compliment to the ambassadors an
ministers whose countries are men
bers Of the International Institut
Of Agriculture at Rome, and to tn
American committee which IL folt
ing its first meeting here today.
Mrs. Charlotte Ware, secretary g
the American committee, introduce
the guests, and Countess Somnai
di Mombeilo, wife OF the Italia
naval attache, and Nine. Calderars
wife OF the air attache, of the en-
bassy, presided at the tea table.
Cabinet Hostesses Plan
To ReoeiOe on April ~
Mrs. Hughes, wife Of the Seer,
tary Of State, and other wives {
Cabinet officers will receive o
April a. the first Wednesday afte
Easter. The February receptio
Of mourning FOR Mrs. Wilson.
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Our newly appointed Ambassadc
to Belgium and Mrs. William Phi
lips will entertain informally I
dinner this evening at BeauVoir.
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The Assistant Secretary of III
Treasury and Mrs. Eliot Wad
worth have returned to Washingto
after short holiday IN Aikei
s.. G. They went first to Bosto
for a brief visit on business.
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Mrs. Drake Luncheon
Hostess for Duuehter.
n Mrs. J. Walter Drake was hoste.
20 a company OF fourteen vni1nrr nc