The Washington times., 1928-07-02
Most Popular Summer Resort WITH
Wnsl,inQtOnians Is Washington
Many Fashionable Folk
Are Lingering on Here |;
Find Entertainment and
Pleasant Companionship

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Pleasant Companionship
Perhaps the most popular
summer resort with Wash
ingtonians this year is
Washington.
That may be a slight
exaggeration, but there are
enough fashionable folk
lingering in town through
the summer months to give
color to the statement.
Kelloggs Sticking
The Secretary Of State and
Mrs. Kellogg are at Hot
Springs, Va, to remain over
the Fourth of July and may
take an occasional weekend
trip later on, but they will be
In town practically all sum-
nfer.
Il was denied at the Secre-
tarY's office while ago that
he and Mrs. Kellogg would
spend their vacation in Mexico.
hut later the Secretary told
friends that he was consider
ingn the project at the behest
Of the Ambassador Of Mexico,
Senior Teller. and Dwight W..
Morrow, Ambassador OF the
United States to Mexico. But
even If they should 90, it would
not be until autumn, after the
return of President Coolidge
from Wisconsin, for Secretary
kellogg makes it q practice to
stay IN town while the Chief
Executive is on his vacation.
Diplomats Linger
The Postmaster General and
Mrs. New are even now starting
hack from Turtle Lake, Mich,
where they have been for the
last fortnight, enjoying the nunt-
Ing and fishing. They are motor.
ing through Canada and VIII
arrive in Washington Friday-to
Be at Hemlock Hedge, their nome
at Edgemoor. Nd, for the rest OF
the summer. I.
The Minister Of Austria and
Mme. Prochnik are among the
diplomats for whom the city has
no terrorB in summer. It IS
their custom to remain In town
and they will do 50 this year,
although they may slip away late
In the season for 3 short motor
trip. They are fond Of motoring
and have jolly times at Gibson
Island, the new Annapolis Beach
and Tennis Club and other
pleasant resorts, which now con-
tribute to the entertainment OF
Washingtonians who are detalTi-
ed in town.
The Minister OF Guatemala and
Nine. Recinos have taken q tip
from some OF our native Wash
ingtonians and instead OF taking
the summer legation to the noun
tains or the sea, have established
themselves at the home Of DIR. and
Lane. which they have leased for
Of the loveliest in Chevy Chase,
and somehow there is always an
atmosphere of GOODNESS about II.
In Residence
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Charles
r. SunmeralI are I'm residence" at
Fort Myer and will remain there
al summer, except that the chief
Of staff may slip away for an
occasional brief inspection trip.
They find Fort Myer a pleasant
place in summer and their
charming quarters are so placed
that they look off over the piano.
rama Of the city and catch every
breeze that blows. Just now, the
Summeralls are entertaining a
house party, having as guests
Mrs. SummeralPs sister, Mrs.
r. D. Miley, and Lieut.. and Mrs
William Miley, who have just
arrived from the Philippines.
The Eberles-Re Admiral and
Mrs. Edward w. Eberle-are also
to be in town. They. too, have
a cool and pleasant home out in
the Cleveland Park section and
they find that Washington offers
more variety Of entertainment
and more stimulating companion
ship than any summer resorS they
have ever tried.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman B. Ken.
dali are at Kentsdale, their coun.
try home in Bradley Hills, and
will remain until late in August.
when they may take a flying
trip to Europe. They have small
groups of guests to lunch or dine
with them two or three times a
week and Kentsdale is a favor.
tie gathering place for those who
are detained in town. Mrs. Rose
Gouverneur Hoes, too, will be
here until late August, when she
and her con, Lawrence Gouver-
neur Hoes, will take a motor
trip through New York State and
then go to Cape May for a short
holiday.
The Inseparables
Then, both Mrs. Thomas F.
Walsh and Mrs. John Allan
Dougherty are in town and expect
to be all summer. Even though
Mrs. Dou9herty now has a house
OF her own. after having lived with
Mrs. Walsh for Q number OF years,
the two ladies' continue to see a
great deal Of each other and go
about together much Of the time.
Mrs. Dougherty is now very busy
with plans for the permanent
Thrift Shop which is to be run
here next year for the benefit Of
child welfare work in the District,
and expects by autumn to have all
her committees lined up and all
the ground work laid. So she will
not go away, except for an occa-
sional weekend trip unless the
city becomes unbearably hot,