The Washington times., 1925-08-31

UNHE tramp OF the returning
army Of holiday makers is be-
ginning to be heard in the
land although they come now in
single spies and the main battalions
viii not ;debouch upon Washington
until after Labor Day.
The fact that the repairs at the
White House are not yet completed
makes it advisable, nay almost
necessary, for the President and
Mrs. Coolidge to linger on at the
White Court until after the holi.
day. And the Cabinet seems TO
be bit divided as to its concep-
ton OF the close Of the "open sea-
son" for vacations.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Kellogg got back to town yester-
day from Hot Springs, Va, but
Mr.. kellogg is leaving again to-
morrow for Detroit to attend the
meeting OF the American Assoct-
alton, at which he is to be a.
speaker. Mrs. Kellogg will remain
here until the end Of the week
when she rather expects to returni
to Hot Springs and is hoping, I
fancy. to take the Secretary with
her IL his engagements permit. He
is due back from Detroit Thursday.
There win be "A good many fes-
tivities in Detroit in connection
with the Bar Association meeting,
one of the most important being
the annual banquet, and another
to which Secretary kellogg Is COM
mitted is the luncheon to be given
for the officers of the association
by Charles Beecher Warren, some
time ambassador to. Japan, later
ambassador to Mexico-and almost
Attorney General. Our present At
torney General, Mr.. Sargent, is by
the, way. one of the officials who is
going out from Washington for
the conference.
Mr.. Keliogg's brief stay in Wash
ington has been-and viii be-ex-
ceptionally busy. He had lunch
con today for a visiting statesman,
Edwin Barclay, Secretary Of For
efgn Affairs of Liberia. And earlier
In the day he received the mem
bers OF the American delegation
TO the Pan-Amerfcane Highway Com
mission, headed by H. H. Rice, who
are leaving this evening for swamp
scott to confer with President Cool
Mge And who are sailing early next
week for Bueaos Aires.
Secretary Mellon Lingering
Until After Labor Day
Secretary Mellon, of the Treasury.
ID TO stay on at Southampton with
Miss Ailsa Mellon until after La
bors Day. and no date has been set
Tor the return OF the Secretary OF
War and Mrs. Weeks, who are at
Mount. Prospect. their place in New
Hampshire. Postmaster General
and Mrs. New. however, are due
back at their temporary home in
Edgemoor the last OF this week.
AR. New has been addressing
series Of postal conventions, and
Mrs. New has been motoring in
New York and Canada.
The Secretaries Of the Navy, of
Commerce and of Labor are among
the Cabineteers who have their va
cations behind them and who are
re-established in town, whereas the
only vacation Doctor Work. Secre-
tary OF the Interior, has had was
q prolonged inspection trip. Mr..
Davis came back yesterday to his
apartment at Wardman Park Ho-
tel after a visit to Mooseheart, ILL.,,
where his family is established. 1t
was the first time he had seen his
children since he and Mrs. Davis
returned from their recent trip to
Europe.
Secretary Jardine, OF Agriculture,
Is being moved today from the Wal.
ter Reed Hospital. where he has
been undergoing treatment. to the
MayflOwer Hotel. and Mrs. Jardine
IL. expected to join him there to-
morrow. She Is coming from her
home in Kansas.
The Undersecretary Of State, Mr..
Grew, has been joined by Mrs.
Grew and their children, who have
been passing most of the summer
ut their home at Hancock, n. ].
The Acting Secretary of War,
Dwight F. Davis, returned to Wash.
inston today from Dark Harbor.
Me-, where he has been with Mrs.
Davis and their children after a
trip 20 Camp Devens. Mrs. Davis.
who recently returned from Europe,
will not join Mr.. Davis in Washing.
ton until the end of September.
+. Lammot Belin.. of the State
Department, has been joined by
Mrs. Belin at their home in George.
town, after passing most of the
summer at her home in Pennsyl-
Vania and later in New England.
Doctor Enrique Olaya, Minister
or Columbia, is spending a few DAYS
At The Mayflower.