President Coolidge Leaves White House For Vermont
The President and Mrs. Coolidge will remain with his parents in Vermont after a ten day White House stay. John Coolidge will attend Camp Devens Mass before the August 14 notification ceremony where the President will be central figure. The city buzzes with social activity and many plan weekend trips while heat drives residents to pools and picnics.
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Washington society notes lure of capital and summer dances
Washington society circles linger over the seasonal lure of the capital as many officials stay in town during the summer. The piece notes motor trips to Wakefield Charlottesville Mount Vernon and Gunston Hall while highlighting social gatherings at Chevy Chase and visits from dignitaries including Liang Shih Yi. It mentions shifts in political representation and the enduring appeal of Washington as a world capital and social hub.
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