Evening star., 1926-05-30

,r,. secretarv of state, Mr.. Kellogg,
,,,,i, 90 IN philadelphia today to speak
o. the formal opening tomorrow OF
the Sesouicentennial Exposition ana
u-,ll return to Washington Tuesoay
morning. The Secretary Will oe ac-
conna MED by Mr.. William II. beck.
Mrs Kellogg will leave washington
TUESDAY for her home In st. Paui. 10
snend the month Of June. She VIII pe
ioined by the Secretary for the Week
end of June 13, when he Will go 10
Carlton College at Northfield. near 81.
pa,,l To receive an honorary degree
which will be conferred MONDAY
The secretary will join Mrs. Kellogg
again about June % in time Tor tne
visit Of the Crown Prince ana Princess
Of Sweden, June % and ~. -
The Postmaster General. Mr.. Harry
s. New, left yesterday for Marion,
ohio. to attend the dedication OF the
Harding Memorial. Mrs. New VIII
leave Washington tomorrow by tram
for Detroit where she will be joined
by the Postmaster General ana they
will motor from there to their sum-
mer home on Turtle Lake, Michigan.
The Postmaster General and Mrs.
New have leased their charming
home, Hemlock Hedge. to Lieut..
Comdr. and Mrs. Joel 7. Boone during
their absence.
Secretary Work has gone to New
York and New England on personal
business and will spend few days In
the home Of his friend. DIR. Brown
Of Danbury, Conn.
Representative and Mrs. Louis T..
McFadden and their daughter, MISS
Barbara McF'adden. are spending the
week end with their son. Mr.. Leslie
McFadden, a senior at Dartmouth Col
lege. After the graduation exercises
Mr.. Leslie McFadden will sail from
Montreal for a three month tour OF
Europe. Representative ana Mrs;
McFadden and Miss McFadden VIII
leave Washington. when Congress ad-
journs, for Los Angeles, where they
will spend three months with Mr..
Theodore McFadden, elder son Of Rep
resentative and Mrs. McFadden, who
is national bank examiner on the
Pacific Coast.
Mrs. S. Wallace Dempsey. wife Of
Representative Dempsey. has gone to
her Summer home at Lockport, n. Y,
where Representative Dempsey will
join her later.
Miss Julia MATHS has returned from
a visit to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
The Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue. and Mrs. David III. Blair are leav-
ing today for Sweetbriar, Va.,, to at
te nd the commencement exercises Of
Mrs. Blair's daughter, Miss Adelaide
Douglas, who is completing her four
years course. Mr.. and Mrs. Blair
will then go on to Winston-Salem. N.
c., for the remainder Of the week. re-
turning to their apartment at Ward.
man Park Hotel next Sunday. and
bringing back with them their little
son, David H. Blair. jr. Miss Douglas
will spend several weeks in the South,
attending the final dances at David
son College, Georgia Tech, Washing
ton and Lee University, the Uni
versity Of North Carolina and the
University of Virginia, before joining
her parents in Washington. June 23
she will sail from Montreal for a trip
through Europe with a party Of young
girls chaperoned by Miss Mary Earl
Hoxton Of Holton Arms School.
Chief Justice and Mrs. Campbell ore
entertaining Inelr uaugnteT, MIS-
Lewis Underwood Of Birmingham,
Ala. tt
Mrs. Mckenzie Moss, wife Of Judge
Mckenzie Moss, Assistant Secretary
of the Treasury. left yesterday for
Philadelphia, where she will spe nd the
week end with her son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Howe.
Mrs. Howe and Mrs. Moss will motor
back to Washington Tuesday, where
Mrs. Howe will be the guest of her
parents at Wardman Park Hotel for
an extended stay. Il t
The former Secretary of War and
Mrs. John w. Weeks have with them
at Wardman Park Hotel for the week
end their son. Mr.. Sinclair Weeks OF
Boston. ~
The former UNITED States Ambas-
sador to Spain, Mr.. Alexander p.
Moore, who came to attend the Bruce
Mellon wedding. is at the willard
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