Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-03


trates of the Nation were ushered into
the world in July, and this was Johf
Quincy Adams. whose natal day was
.Iulv II. February containing the
birthdays of Washington ana OF
Lincoln as well as that of the grun
old hero of Tippecanoe, William Henry
Harrison, is outstanding for preslden'
tial BIRTHDAYS, March and April holo
the birthdays of five renowned Demo,
cratic Presidents, Jefferson on Aprll
"A Madison on March is. Monroe on
Anr1l %. Andrew Jackson on Mafcn
* and Grover Cleveland on March 10
Grant also was born during the montn
which ushers in Spring. Biographers
of the present executive show that IN
his youthful years. his own particular
birthday was somewhat oVershaooWeu
by that OF the Nation, but TINS mas
been remedied since he entered puplic
life. Indeed the reticence OF PresioeIl. !,
Coolidge is we'll known and ne woulo
gladly have the grand patrlotic oe'
monstrations throughout the county
obliterate his private celebration. The
prasident and Mrs. Coolidge have set
. nrecedent. in that all the personal
rbservances are confined to their circle
Of friends, and except to receive let.
+ers- kilograms, or other messages Oh
ronrratulat ions-somet flowers
thew neither expect nor accept gifts
from the general public. Only two OF
President Coolidge's birthday annlVer-
saries have been spent in washington:
ThaTt of 1924 was submerged in grleI
at the illness of young Calvin ana the
mansion was transformed into power
of floral offerings sent by sympathlz-
ing friends. Last year. July passed
nuietlv. taken up with preparations
for the Journey to the Adirondacks.
While President Coolidge shares
with Chester Alan Arthur the aus
tinction of having been born in Yer
mont, Mrs. Coolidge is the only daugh'
ter of the Green Mountain State VINO
ever graced the White House IN the
role of Mistress. But If ONO ana
Virginia run neck and neck In the
race of being the mother Of presi'
dents. the Buckeye State is one ahead
In having given birth to presidential
wives. Six First Ladies of the Land
were born in Ohio as against nVs
from the Old Dominion. Mrs. Lucy
Ware Webb Hayes was the 1rst
Ohioan to preside over the natlonai
amenities and she was followed oy
Mrs. Garfield. who was Lucretia Ru-
doluh. Both the wives OF Benjamin
Harrison were born in Ohio, but only
fhe first. Caroline Lavinia Scott was
mistress Of the White House. Mr.
Harrison married Mary Lord DIM
mick after his retirement. and sne
also was born in Ohio. Mrs. Tart IS
q native of Cincinnati. and MRS. HARD
ing of Marion. Ohio. Virginia gave
birth to Martha Washington; to
Martha Wales Shelton, the wife OF
Jefferson: to Ellen Lewis Herndon,
wife of President Arthur: to Letitia
Christian, first wife OF John Tyler.
and to Edith Boiling Gait, second wife
of woodrow Wilson. Six First LADIES'
came from New York, Elizabeth kort'
wright Monroe, Hannah Hoes van
Puren. Julia Gardiner Tyler. Abigah
powers TAYLOR, Frances Folsom CleVe'
land and Edith Kermit CaroW.
The Ambassador from Argentina,
Dr Honorio Pueyrredon, who has pc
come vice dean of the dipiomatic
corus. presented his credentials 70
president Coolidge on March 10. 1874,
inst Ave days after the dean, SIR
Esrne Howard. had figured in sim
liar ceremony. He. therefore. shares
honors with the British. Ambassador
in having reached the second place
in the local corps in p1enonfenaHy
brief time. DR.. Pueyrredon was a re.
nowned professor of law IN I'M, .ns
National University at Buenos Aires
when he took over the career OF
dinlomacy, He represented his repub.
lie at the League of Nations untli
Argentina withdrew from that BODY
in 1920. The vice dean has the as
tinction of having the largest fami!y
in the Washington corps. eight chil-
dren making up his household, ana,
al there are two married daughters
in Buenos Aires, there also is group
of pretty grandchildren. The older
son. Horacio Pueyrredon. who came
TO washington when a lad OF 49,
studied at several local schools. soon
mastered the language ana the law
and Is now an attache on ms IaIner >
staff. The second son, Ricaroo; - a.
school in Buenos Aires. Two 9ausn-
fers OF the Ambassador and Sonora
Puevrredon had been presented to So
cfety before they came to Washlng
ton Senoritas Julia Helena ana
Raouel, and now third, Senorita
Marthe. is to figure in the social
lists. The fourth daughter, Angelica.
is lust Is and is attending school
in her own country. The Argentine
Ambassador and his family are spend
ing the Summer visiting by motor
the national parks and other giorles
beyond the Great Divide. They pro-
nose to pass part OF the autumn III
Victoria. British Columbia, and to re-
turn to Washington early IN NoVem-
Der.
Besides the third daughter OF the
Argentinian Ambassador, Senorlta
Marthe Pueyrredon, who will make as
formal a debut as the Latins permit
there will be a number of charming
Young ladies from foreign parts this
coming Winter who will figure as
buds, Both the daughters Of the new
Belgian Ambassador, Princess Eliza
beth EuIalie de Ligne, who Is Just
-, and was presented at court iast
Winter, and her sister. Princess
Marie Antoinnete Henriette, VINO Is
II, will accompany their parents ana
be central figures in the social circles
of Continental Europe. MISS rain
crime Chiffon, daughter or the coun-
sellor of the British embassy and Mrs.
Henry Getty Chiffon, is to be among
those presented to society the COM
ing season, according to tentative
nlans made by her parents. She has
recently returned to this country
after spending two years In nnlsn'
Ing school in Paris. This young
ssra nddaushter of Mr.. Thomas O'Brien
IF Detroit. one.time Ambassador to
Toxic. will receive much attention
here ana in Detroit, IL she does make
her bow in November. The pretty
young daughters of the naval attache
Of the Brazilian embassy, Senorita
carmen Villar and Senorita Maria
IIourdes .VilIar, will be newcomers in
the social set and will be presented
to society this Winter. They have
already taken part in the informal
gatherings Of the Summer.
The Secretary of War, Mr.. Dwight
Davis, has recently followed the archt-
tectural trend toward the colonial in
approving of the plans for the new