The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-12
President to Visit
New York in
April.
n RESIDENT COOLIDGE has

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r accepted an invitation to
Il address the Associated Press
convention in New York on April
% and has made a tentative en-
gagement to speak in Indianap-
oils in May on the occasion Of
program in honor of the Indiana
soldiers who died in the world
war. Presumably Mrs. Coolidge
will accompany him. on both oc-
casions, but for the rest they
expect to be at the White House
all through the spring season
and have not yet taken under
serious discussion the ever inter-
eSting question of a summer
White House."
The Presidents speaking en-
gagements in Washington include
q brief talk at the opening Of the
continental convention of the
Daughters of the American Revo-
next day when the Arizona stone
Is placed in the Washington Mon
ument. He will also make an ad-
dress before the National Academy
Of Science when it's new building
is dedicated on April %, and will
speak at Arlington on Memorial
Day.
Mrs. Coolidge has arranged to
receive a group of ladies by 'ap-
pointment this afternoon. Yester-
day when she attended the Phil
harmonic Orchestra's concert at
the National Theater she was &C
companied by Mrs. Eugene Hale,
Mrs. Alva Adams, wife of Senator
Adams of Colorado, and Mrs. w.
e. Sweet, wife Of the governor of
Colorado.
Herman Kohlsaat, one Of the
foremost figures in American
journalism, who has been a guest
at the White House, returned
yesterday to New York. Mr..
Kohlsaat has been in intimate
contact with four or five Presi-
dents and his "reminiscences Of
the association form a major
part Of his interesting reminis-
cences published recently in a
current periodical.
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MEMBERS of the Peruvian en-
AVA bassy staff are in New York
where they went to meet a group
Of distinguished countrymen, in.
Guiding DR.. Alberto Solomon, min
lister Of foreign affairs. He is sail
ing on Saturday on the Cunarder
AQuitania for vacation in Eu-
rope and consequently will not
come to Washington as most for
eign dignitaries do.
Capt. John LeQuia, son of the
president Of Peru, who served
with the British Royal Air Force
In the world war, arrived at the
same time, also bound for Eu-
rope on pleasure. The Peruvian
state director off, health. DIR. Sc
bastian P. Lorente, who was
accompanied by DIR. John D.
Long, Assistant Surgeon.General
OF the United States Public
Health Service, went to Wash
ington to study the services
methods. He will return to New
York to inspect quarantine.
The new amba ssador of Peru
to the United States, DR.. Her
man V62arde. with his son,
Hector Velarde, is listed as a
passenger on the Holland-Amer-
lean liner, New Amsterdam, due
today.
But at the Peruvian Embassy
it was stated that no information
as to the date Of his arrival had
been received and that the an
nouncement must be premature.
DR.. Velarde is, however, expected
shortly and will be an interesting
addition to the little group Of new
ambassadors including Sir Esme
Howard, Great Britain's envoy,
and DR.. Pueyrredon, Ambassador
Of Argentina.
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The Spanish Ambassador anC
Nine. Riano will be guests of Mrs
Armstead Davis at dinner tonight
few guests being invited to NEE
them informally.
Mrs. Davis brother, Col. Henri!
H. Armstead, has returned to New
York from his lodge in the Canadian
Rockies to remain a month and will
afterward join his sister in Wash
fNefOn