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President Addresses Con-
ference Following Ar
rival at White House
President Coolidge received at
noon today the delegates to the
National Fraternal Congress Of
America, whom he addressed from
the south portico Of the White
House.
The President, Mrs. Coolidge
and their son, John, arrived early
this morning from Plymouth, VT.
where they, have been on vacation
for the past fortnight.
TO MEET SPANISH
NOTABLEE ON ARRIVAL.
The Ambassador OF Spain, Don
Juan Riano y Gayangos, Is expected
to go to Meadowbrook, Long Island.
next week for the international polo
matches. which viii be played there
September 3 and 3, and to welcome
coming to this country.
Postmaster General New will leave
Washington next week for Michi.
gan City, Ind, TO be gone for a
week. In his absence, Mrs, New
viii remain In Washington.
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The Minister of Switzerland, Marc
Peter, will spend the weekend in
New York and will meet Nine.
Peter, who will arrive there the
first Of next week from her home
In Switzerland, where she has been
passing the summer months. Mr..
Peter has recently been making a
series Of visits in New England.
Captain Erasrno Rsyna. Of the
Peruvian army, who Is stationed
at Fort Humphreys, at the school
Of engineers. will entertain at din.
rer this evening In the Raleigh
hotel, in honor of Captain Salustio
Fernandes.
Mrs. James r. ElIerson has re.
turned to Washington after visit
ing Mr., and Mrs. II. Rozier Dulaay
at their summer home in Virginia.
TO CONDUCT PcSLir1cAL
SCHOOLS DURING CAMPAIGN.
Mrs. William Wolff Smith, Of
Wardman Park Hotel. will leave for
Missouri on Sunday afternoon to
take part in the political campaign.
On Monday she will confer in Chi.
cago with Mrs. Alvin T. Hert, as.
sistant national chairman of the
Republican national committee In
| charge Of women's work. While
in Missouri Mrs. Smith will con.
duct q political campaign school in
Kansas City on September II, IL
and ID under the auspices Of the
Twentieth Century Club of which
Mrs. Gertrude s. Armstrong is
president. From Kansas City she
will go to st. Louis to conduct a
similar political campaign school
under the auspices of the Republi.
can Women's Club of st. Louis, OF
which Mrs. Charles Silk is presi.
dent.
Arrangements for these schools
were perfected as the result OF a
recent trip of Mrs. Smith to Mis-
Esouri. and they are designed particu
larly to stimulate interest in the
registration Of women voters for
the Coolidge-Dawes tickets. Mrs
Smith will remain in Missouri over
the registration days, and take ar
active part In the door to door can.
vass for registration.
From Missouri she will go to
Indiana for a special course of in.
struction for women campaign
speakers which win be conducted In
Indianapolis late in September, and
will probably finish the campaign
in Maryland. Mrs. Smith is an &C.
tive member Of the League of Re.
publican Women of this city, and
is known as one Of the best women
campaign speakers in Washington.
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Major Smith. who is general coun'
sci of the United States Veterans
Bureau. recently returned from Eu-
rope, where he visited London and
Paris with the American Bar AS
ISOLATION He will attend the com.
ing convention of the American
Legion in St. Paul as alternate for
the District OF Columbia to the
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Major and Mrs. Jonathan NJ. Vain
wright will leave Fort Myer tomar.
row by motor for northern New
York. They will go to Meadow.
brook for the international polo and
return to Washington next month.
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Miss Katherine Beach left Wash.
ington yesterday for West Spring
field, N. H., to be the guest of
Doctor and Mrs. Samuel Adams
at a house party In their summer
home at Adamsfort. Thence Miss
Beach will go to visit friends in
Magnolia. Mass.
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Mrs. Robert F. Mackenzie has left
Washington for Tuxedo, N. c.,
where Mr.. and Mrs. George B.
Trip, of Spartansburg, S. c., will
meet her by motor. Mrs, Mackenzie
will motor with Mr.. and Mrs. Trip
to their summer home, JACKIE.
lantern lodge, OF zirconia, on Lake
Summit.
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Colonel James A. Moss, Of wash
ington, Is in New York and Is stay