The Washington times., 1926-09-08
OFFICIALS ARE
ASSEMBLING
IN TOWN
Secretaries Of State and
Labor Home, Secretary
Of Navy Returning
~ JEAN Eliot

al SIX. Inc CaDlneL mas alfeduy
begun to reassemble. Secretary OF
State Kellogg and Secretary of La.
Dor Davis having arrived in town
yesterday.
Mr.. kellogg had been in st.
Paul for the wedding Of his niece,
Miss Clara Louise Otis, and Bruce
Burnham Harris. Mrs. Kellogg,
who also went West for the we'd
ding, will remain a fortnight longer
ct her old home. rejoining the
Secretary at their residence IN
Nineteenth Street on her return.
Secretary Davis had been combin-
ing business with PLEASURE. max
ing several speeches in the West
ana visiting with Mrs. Davis and
their children at their summer
home at Mooseheart. Ill. His last
address was made in indianapolis
on Labor Day. Mrs. Davis win
return to town on Eriday.
Secretary Wilbur On Way Home
Attorney General Sargent, who
has gone to White Pines Camp for
4 visit to President and Mrs.
Coolidge, viii probably return with
them or before. The Secretary of
the Navy and Mrs. Wilbur are now
on their way East, after having
spent some time in California, and
are due to reach town on Monday.
They are scoming from San Diego,
where the Secretary completed a
prolonged inspection tour.
The Secretary Of the Treasury,
Nr. Mellon, is sailing on Saturday
Secretary Jardine Of Agriculture,
NOW In Kansas, wiz reach home
about September l5. And some
time between September and
October 1, the Secretary Of War
and Mrs. Davis, and the Secretary
81 Commerce and Mrs. Hoover viii
s. starting homeward. The
Davfses are at their summer home
near Dark Harbcr. Me-, and Mrs.
Hoover has recently Joined the
Secretary IN California, after having
spent most Of the summer In town.
A Cabinet Lady's Letters
Mrs. H6over-to digress q bit--is
about to join the ranks OF Wash.
aagton's professional writer's, having
aigned q contract with a syndicate
for 8 weekly series of Letters Of q
Cabinet Officers Wife" Some Of
the articles are already written. but
their publication win not begin until
the opening Of the forthcoming po-
llticai season.
It Is not likely that Mrs. Hoover's
contributions to the press win
letters contributed by Mrs. Miles
Poindexter to Z Hometown" paper
while Mr.. Poindexter, now Ameri-
can Ambassadors to Peru, was in the
Senate.
We're hopeful. remembering what
IN amusing tempest il q teapot
was caused By the broadcasting Of
some Of Mrs. Poindexter's opinions.
But IL seems more likely that Mrs.
Hoover win fellow ia the literary
footsteps OF Mrs. Henry Wilder
Keyes, whose Letters Of q, Sem
ator'e Wife are interesting and
informative but always eminently
discreet. Mrs. Hoover's maiden
literary effort was to collaborate
with her husband in a translation
Of de Re Metallica," a standard
work On n1stallurgy.
In Love With EVian
Friends Of Secretary Mellon, who
have been with him in Europe.
write that he has fallen in love
with EVian.les Bains," and Is likely
20 make 1t a permanent vacation
spot In Europe. Fond Of beating, he
spent long, leisurly hours on Lake
4SSIQ6LA4s e4lQ IOOAs slIGut6HQQuS LEd11lQ8
On the ridges back OF the Hotel
Royal where he had q luxurious
suite. Moreover, he found the ex-
hilaratins climate beneficial and 1t
worked wonders with the health of
his daughter. Mrs. David Kirkpat-
rick Este Bruce, who had suffered
severely from the heat In Rome. Mr..
ana Mrs. Perry Belmont, who are
at the Royal, were among those who
entertained for Secretary Mellon
during his visit. Mr.. Bruce Joined
Mrs. Bruce there before her fathers
departure. He went from Evian to
Paris, and Is now in London pre-.
paratery to sailing.
Postmaster General and Mrs. New
and DR.. Work, Secretary OF the In.
terror, will be on hand when Presi.
dent Coolidge returns, having been
in town most Of the summer.
General Pershing Back
General Pershing got back to town
last night and turned up at his of.
flee bright ana early this morning.
he has been abroad, revisiting IA.
miliar places and renewing old ac.
quaintanees. For time he was the
guest of his one-time comrade in
arms. Marshal Foch.
Brig. Gen. Herbert n. Lord, Di-
rector of the Budget, is another Of
ficial who returned yesterday. haY.
ing spent his holiday at Lewiston,
DAUGHTER BORN TO
CAPTAIN AND MRS. GRAIGE
Capt John craige, u. S. NJ. c.,
and Mrs. Craige are being con.
graduated on the birth Of
daughter yesterday in Washington.
Captain Craige, who was for long
time aide to Mai Gen. John A.
Lejeune, commandant OF the Ma
rtne Corps, il at present on duty IN
Porte au Prince, Haiti.
DR.. Albert Salamon, former min
ister Of foreign affairs Of Peru. now
IN Washington as chief legal I'D.
visor TO the Peruvian Embassy,
dined informally last evening in the
Presidential dining room Of the
MayfIower, having three in his
party.
Rear Admiral Bradley Fiske,
U. 8. NJ, retired, who has been at
jamestown, r. l., for the summer,
MR11ANos AMOS
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