The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-28

lDGE are, bidding farewell
today to the Vermont hills
s...L will arrive at the White House
tomorrow morning, accompanied by
| their son, John Coolidge. Yesterday,
President ana MRS. coolidge broke
away from their quiet rOuLIne anu
motored to the Village or Proctor.
Vt.,t to- have IuncneOn- with Gov
ernor Proctor OF Vermont and Mrs.
Proctor. - -
Details Of the arrangements for
i the VISIT or H. r. II. the frlnce OF
Wales to PRESIDENT Co0tI0Ee on
Saturday and the informal Iuncn.
con, which is to be given in ms
honor at the White House are
awaiting confirmation upon the re-
turn or the president and. Mrs.
Coolidge. But it Is known That the
Princes visit WIll De marked by as
little, pomp and ceremony as Is COM
pauoie with mis- station, ana 1t Is
stated that the luncheon VIII be a
fanny. party"
AGLer me Berengaria docks at
New York about noon tomorrow,
. the Prince and his party. which in
cIudes Lord and Lazy Louis Mount
batten, will 90 direct 10 the Glen
Cove, Long Island. home Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. James A. Burden, where he
is to stop while in this country.
Early Saturday morning His Royal
Highness Will leave there on a spe-
cial train; arriving at Union STA.
ton between: noon and ! o'clock. lie
will be accompanied to Washington
by Third Assistant Secretary OF
State j.. Butler Wright, Colonel C.
of the British embassy, the Presi-
dents aide, Major Oscar Solbert
and probably Henry Getty Chiffon,
counselor of the embassy. 1t is not
expected that the British ambassa-
dor. Sir Esnne Howard will make
the trip.
Few Hours in Town to Be
Spent Probably in White House.
The party will drive directly to
the White House. So far as is
known here at present, those
present at the luncheon will include
only the the Prince, President Cool
idge; Mrs. Coolidge and their son,
John Coolidge. Most of the details,
of course, will not be decided until
the desires Of the royal visitor and
The President have been learned.
1t will be remembered that when
the Secretary, Of State and Mrs.
Hughes were in London they were
entertained at luncheon by King
George and Queen Mary at Buck
1nghaIn Palace quite en- faIni1le.
And It was made clear at the time
that this was regarded by British
ers as more Of a compliment than
any state dinner or luncheon that
might have been arranged.
The present plan Is for the
Prince to leave the city at 4 o'clock
Saturday afternoon, returning by
the special train to Glen Cove.
The few hours he will be here will
probably be spent entirely inside
the White House, and the only
glimpses others will have will be
on his journeys from the station to
the Executive Mansion and. back
again.
Assistant Secretary Of State
Wright will leave Washington to.
morrow to meet the Berengaria in
New York harbor.
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MRS. WALLACE RETURNS
FROM IOWA HOME.
Mrs. Wallace, wife Of the Secre-
tary Of Agriculture, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Ruth Wallace,
arrived in Washington yesterday
morning. They are established in
their apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel. They expect to remain in
Washington the remainder of the
summer with Secretary Wallace,
taking occasional weekend motor
trips in Virginia.
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The Secretary Of Labor, James
J. Davis, who has been spending
some time at Mooseheart, ILL.,, with
Mrs. Davis and their children at
their summer home, returned to
Washington yesterday afternoon
and will be Joined tomorrow by Mrs.
Davis, who plans to remain in
Washington over the weekend.
The Minister Of Esthonia and
Nine. Pip have returned to the
legagation from Williamstown.
Mass, where they. attended meet
ings of the Institute Of Politics.
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MRS. ELKINS ARRIVES
IN NEW YORK.
Mrs. Stephen B. Ellkins, who has
been at her cottage in Ventnor, N.
T., for the greater part Of the sum.
mer, has gone to. New York and is
at the Plaza Hotel for few days.
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Mrs. George w. Vanderbilt left
New York yesterday after few
days visit following her return from
Europe and has gone to her home
at Biltmore, N. C. Her son.in.law
and daughter, the Honorable and
Mrs. j. F.. A. Cecil, who were in
Washington for few days last
week. left on Sunday for Biitmore.
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