The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-05-13
SUMMER PLANS
OF CABINET
DETAILED
Secretary and Mrs. KEEL
logg to Entertain Swed-
ish Royalties
Rv JEAN ELIOT
nPESIDENT AND MRS. COOL
IDGE having virtually decid.

HPESIDENT AND MRS. COOL
IDGE having virtually decid-
ed to pass the summer at the
Kirkwood camp on Osgood Lake
in the Adirondacks. the thoughts OF
Mr.. Coolidge's official family turn
naturally to summer plans. 1t is.
moreover, already evident that there
win be an early exodus OF the official
group from Washington.
The Vice President and Mrs.
Dawes viii leave town for their homo
In Evanston, ILL.,, Immediately after
the adjournment Of Congress. In
slip away before the session ends,
Il the pending farm legislation pro-
longs the agony, as they are TO be
hosts to the Crown Prince and
Crown Princess OF Sweden during
their visit to Chicago in June.
Kelloggs 60 Fete Royalty
The pleasant duty Of entertaining
royalty will also take the Secretary
Of state and Mrs Kellogg to their
home in st. Paul in early June. as
the Crown Prince and Crown Prin-
cess are to stay with them while
they are visiting the large Swedish
logg viii probably precede the royal
progress to the West to supervise
the making ready Of her home for
their entertainment; and she ex-
poets to spend the month Of June
in st. Paul, the Secretary Joining
her there for the period OF the
Crown Princes stav II weather
conditions do not prove too uncom-
Portable and If the Secretary of
state can not be lured away for a
vacation. Mrs. Kellogg expects TO
spend July and August in Wash
ington.
News Go Soon 10 Turtle Lake
The Postmaster General and Mrs.
New are other cabineteers who
are planning an early vacation.
They viii leave town the last OF
this month for q few weeks visit
at their camp at Turtle Lake, in
the Michigan woods, where they
have gone every summer Tor many
years. Mrs. New Is q mighty
hunter-with the camera--and
among her trophies are many mo-
wild life OF the woods, as well as
a collection Of ''stills. . which won
her honorary membership IN the
White House Photographers Asso-
citation. Mrs New expects to make
the trip to Turtle Lake by motor.
picking up the Postmaster Gen.
eral. who win go first to Marion,
Ohio. to attend the dedication or
the Harding Memorial.
Secretary Mellon Of the Treasury
Il too much involved with plans
for his daughters wedding to have
had time as yet for summer
plans. But the Secretary Of War
and Mrs. Davis have made ar.
engagements to spend the summer
at Dark Harbor, Me-. where they
have summer home and expect
to leave town about June 20. The
secretary Of the Navy and Mrs.
Wilbur win spend the summer in
California, going West some time
In June, and previous to that they
are going to New York to meet
their daughter, Miss Edna Wilbur
on her return froms a years stay
IN Europe. She Is due to land
on May %.
Jardines TO Long Island
The Secretary Of Agriculture and
Mrs. Jardine have taken q cottage
in the Shinnecock Hills on Long
Island for the summer months, and
Mrs. Jardine and the children win
be established there, with the Sec
rotary committing between Wash
fngton and Long Island.
It Is safe to predict that Attor-
new General Sargent win go to his
home in Ludlow, VT, for as much
time an he can be spared from his
desk: and the Secretary Of Com.
nnerce and Mrs. Hoover may be
counted upon to spend at least part
OF the summer in their California
home.
The Secretary OF Labor and Mrs.
Davis always go to Mooseheart.
III. for part of the summer and
are slipping off next week for a
brief visit in Pittsburgh and q holi-
day in Atlantic City. DR.. Work,
secretary of the Interior, seems
TO find no time for vacations, but
devotes a good deal Of time 20
travelling In the West on inspec-
ton trips.