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Arlington Hall, from where she
graduated early in June. Miss Gar
ner is the apple of her grandparents
eyes and from the time she was a
little girl she has spent much OF
the time with them. Just what
plans this young lady has for the
coming winter are not known but 1t
1t a sure bet that she will return
10 the capital picture to be with
her grandparents for a time.
Bankheads to Leave
For Alabama Home
The Speaker of the House and
Mrs. William B. Bankhead are
ready to leave tonight by train for
their home in Jasper, Ala. They
have been at the Mayf1ower Hotel
for the past few weeks, having given
UP the delightful little house in
Georgetown that they leased in the
early spring A cruise in gulf waters
will be included in the vacation
plans of the Speaker and his attrac-
tive wife after they spend several
weeks IN Jasper.
Senator and Mrs. Arthur H. VAN
denburg also are scheduled to leave
their apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel tonight. They will go directly
to their home in Grand Rapids, and,
probably will not venture far from
there during their absence from the
capital, and November most likely
will find them vending their way
back to this city.
Senator and Mrs. James F. Byrnes
are closing their apartment at the
Shoreham Hotel and will leave this
week for their home in Spartanburg
S. C. Later they will go to beach
resort.
Senator and Mrs. Borah
Will Go to Maine.
According to Mrs. William E.
Borah, she and the Senator will do
a bit of gypsying" in Maine when
they leave the Capital Wednesday
morning. They will move about
when the idea strikes them and are
making no plans to be at any certain
place at any given time. Senator
and Mrs Borah will linger on in the
New England State until cooler
weather returns to Idaho, and then
they will go to their home in Boise
to spend some time before visiting
the Golden Gate Exposition in San
Francisco, Calf.
happy prospect of Senator and Mrs.
Walter F. George when they return
this week to their native State,
Georgia. One son, Mr.. Heard F.
George, is married and with his wife
lives in Atlanta, and it is to this city
that the Senator and his wife will go
first. Almost simultaneously with
their arrival in Atlanta will be the
appearance of their other son,
Joseph Marcus George, who is a
student at the Naval Training Sta
ton at Pensacola, Fla. At the con-
clusion of their stay in Atlanta the
senatorial couple will go to their
home at Vienna and a little later
will 60 to Tybee Island on the coast
of Georgia to visit Judge and Mrs.
Arch Lovett. Before returning to
Washington, Senator and Mrs.
George will visit the New ork World 5
Fair.
Mrs. Pat Harrison left the city
yesterday by motor for her home in
Gulfport, Miss. She was accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs Alyne
Jones, who has been visiting in
Washington for some time. Senator
Harrison plans to join his wife not
later than Tuesday when the guber-
material election in his State will
take place. No definite decision has
been made on the much discussed
proposed visits of the Senator and
Mrs. HarrlSon's sons-in-laW and
daughters to the Harrison home in
Mississippi in the near future. The
former Catherine Harrison, now
Mrs. Irwin T. Miller, resides with her
husband, DR.. Miller, in Cotton Calf
and Mr.. and Mrs James w. Cum
mings, jr., the latter before her mar
rage, Mariana Harrison, have a
home in nearby Maryland.
Another of the senatorial host
esses to preced her husband home is
Mrs. Warren R. Austin. She left
day or so ago for Burlington and
the Senator will join her there this
week.
Senator and Mrs. Pepper
Will Delay Departure.
Senator and Mrs. Claude Pepper
are included among the few mem
bers of Congress who will not i'm
meolately leave for their native
States. The Senator from Florida
has several speaking engagements
on his program, including one in
Minnesota this week. 1t will not
be until the end of the month or
the first of September that Senator
Pepper and his lovely wife will leave
Tor the South. Friends of Sena-
tor and Mrs. Pepper on Capitol Hill,
as we'll as large number from resi-
dental circles, have crowded the Of
tlces of the Senator during the past
week to see the paintings of the
Senator and his wife done by
Howard Chandler Christy.
While most members of Congress
are leaving the Capital area, Sena-
tor Hattie w. Caraway, the only
woman in the Upper House, is on her
way back to the city. She arrived
In Los Angeles Friday after a visit
to Hawaii. Mrs. CaraWay went to
the islands after attending the we'd
ding of her son, 1t. Forrest CaraWay,
and Miss Betty Pace Meddis, daugh-
ter of 1t. Col. and Mrs. Victor New
comb Meddis of Fort Lewis, Wash
ington State. Accompanying the
Senator on her journey were her Sec
retary, Mr.. John c. Whiteside, and
Mrs. Whiteside. Senator Caraway
will spend a few weeks in Washing
ton and then will motor to her home
in Jonesboro, Ark.
Feminine Bloc
OF House to Rest.
The feminine bloc in the House
uill leave a a1most on r,oeca for 4h.;,.