Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-17

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Mrs. Srnith had an enjoyable visit
with tho President and his charming
wife and thar they had = dandy lunch,
with much fish. which. As he worded
IT. the President claimed To- have
caught" s III. .s
while on this subject Of the Presi:
dent = fishing n the governor said Fl II
say there are iisf In that lake. The
President had the boat take us to u
spot In the middle somewhere, where
he said the flsh bit best, and where he
does most Of his fishing. He was dead
right, too. just a. we passed the
place good-sixed Ash leaped up out
of the water.
Visit Entirely Informal.
The visit Of the Smiths to White
Pine Camp yesterday afternoon was
an informal affair. /. Although the
governor and the President had met
once or twice before. this was the.
first opportunity they had really TO-
get acquainted.
When asked II politics was dis;
cussed while they were together
yesterday. the governor replied eEa-,
phatically no. He added that the
President and he had too much re-.
spect for the presence Of Mrs. Cool
ldge and Mrs. Smith to bring up
such d subject. He went on to say
that he took this occasion formally.
to welcome the President and the
First Lady to the State. @
Following yesterdays luncheon the
President and Mrs. Coolidge went
for q long motor ride, which took
them to fish hatchery before supper.
The President got out his trusty
line ana hook and went fishtng again.
but without much luck. He was q
1T again this morning, all Of which
has removed any doubt In the minds
Of those In the presidential party
about the President ut last getting
q hobby. At any rate. every one
feels satisfied that the President has
caught the fishing fever good ana
hard.
Already those about him are sug-
kestfnK the possibilities Of indulging
In fishing when he ID back In Washing.
ton. One OF the sportsnnen In MS
party today told the President about
the fishing In the vicinity Of Rock
Point on the Potomac, Sol0m0ns
Island and other points on the Patux-
emit River, as well az other pet spots
favored BY washington anglers. The
President appeared interested and
asked q number OF questions about
the fish In the vicinity of the Potomac
and CheAapeake waters.
The Presidents interest gives rise:
to the thought that II hts pronounced
keenness fofs Aching continues. hefWilI
take hie rods and reels along on his.
cruises aboard the yacht Mayn0Wpr
and will give instructions to Capt
Wilson Brown, the skipper of this
faithful Graf, 10 visit the varlous
places where the. fish are said to bite
The President then will set int as
small power h1at. to do his ngiing.
It Is understood the Presto dent and
Mrs. COcliage win 30 Tor aiCt heT M
tomobile ride late this Afternoons They
win again attend church service to-
morrow nornfue e
Not to 81 osikd one " the President
In the nnatter Of stl6Ilink pub LEFTY. Gov.
Smith announced this p1orning stllAt
hs was going Aehink this fterno0ll.
He 10 not going With the President
but viii be acc6naDA Med BY Chaties
M. winchester and Al j.. 4 Leonard.
prominent An the Democratic pol HES,
Of the state. who are sjiernbeE;s ut the
governors week end 3A ity
The governor did some gOlliIig m
the morning. He admitted de plays =
miserable game, but explained that
he enjoys II and needs the exercise
Ia keep from getting too SOL.