Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-03

@VHE ambassador Of Peru and
Sonora de Pezet entertained
Il an informal party at dinner
last evening, later taking
their guests to the Belasco, where
Of THE Checkerboard."' Their guests
included Sonora de Pezet's brother-in-
law and sister, the Peruvian minister
to Spain and Sonora de Barreto. the
secretary Of the embassy. Senior DR..
Don Carlos Gibson. and Sonora de Glib
son. and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfonso Wash
1ngton Pezet, son and daughter-in-law
OF the hosts, who will leave tomorrow
Tor Blue Ridge Summit. where they,
Robert Elmore.'
Among others in the audience were
Viscount and Viscountess de Sibour,
who were with q large party; Mr..
and Mrs Role Boiling. with their SON
E Boyd Of Panama. city; Mrs sAlexan-
der Calf, Mrs Clarence Ridley and
Senior Don j. e. Lefeyre. -.
The Secretary Of the Treasury. Mr..
Houston, returned to Washington this
morning from Woods Hole, Mass,
| where he. visited his family. who are
established there for, the summer
months. The Attorney General, Mr..
elmer mas also returned a1tef DrleI
stay with Mrs. Palmer and his little
daughter at Stroudsburg, Pa.
Commander Frank B. Freyer, U. S.
| NJ who will head the Navy mission to
Peru. will. with Mrs. Freyer and Com
| mander Causey, Lieut.. Commander and
Mrs. Davey and Lieut., and Mrs. Fits-
simmons. sail from New York, August
rs, aboard the S. S. Santa Elisa, for
South America. where they expect to
spend the next two years The MEM
| bers of tho mission will. be made hon
orary officers Of the Peruvian navy on
thaf arrival in Peru. A charming
series Of farewell entertainments arc be-
ing given for Commander and Mira
Freyer. Lieut. and Mr.. 'FitxsinfnonA
Vanderbilt. win close Harhousvisw. their
Newport villa. August "a, preparatory
| to sailing.
Justice Stanton J. Pealle. who. with
Mrs. Peefle and tho latter's daughter.
| mer at Mononotto Inn: Fishers Island,
N. T., has returned to Washington for
short business trip.
cial Importance in Washington, where
the young man has spent much of his
life and where his grandmother still
resides, is that carried in the an
nouncement made today by DR.. and
Mrs. Henry Alfred Todd Of Norfolk.
Conn. Of their daughter, Miss Martha
Clover Todd, to Mr.. Allen w. Dulles of
the American diplomatic service, son Of
the Rev. Allen NJ Dulles and Mrs. Dulles
Of Auburn. Ny.
from Princeton with the class of IA,
and spending a, year in educational
work in India, entered the American
diplomatic service. and was stationed
at Vienna at the time Of the entry
Of the United States into the war.
Later he was a member of the Amer
lean mission to negotiate peace. Last
May he returned from diplomatic duty
at Berlin. and has been promoted re-
Gently to the rank of first secretary
the late Rev. DIR. John Welsh Dulles
Of Philadelphia and of the late John
w. Foster, Secretary OF State in the
cabinet Of President Benjamin Har-
Of State Robert Lansing and a grand
nephew Of the late John Welsh Of Phila-
delphia, minister to England in the
administration Of President Hayes.
Of Mr.. Foster Dulles. who was a mem
Der of the committee on reparations
at the peace conference.
Prot. and Mrs. Todd and Miss Clover
Todd are now visiting Mrs. Todd's
mother. Mrs. John S. Gilman Of Wood
lands. Baltimore. at Selden cottage.
Bass Rock, Mass.
ReturniAg to America to Live.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Letter will go
to Montreal. Thursday to meet Mr..
Letters brother-in-law and sister.
Maj: and Mrs. Colin Campbell Of Eng
land, who are en- route to Santa
Barbara, Calif., where they have pur-
chased handsome estate and where
they will build a permanent home.
Mr. and Mrs. Letter are now at their
summer home, at Beverly, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. William N. Moore of
2029 o street will leave tomorrow
for AtIantA. Ca, for a visit. of a
month with their son-in-law and
daughter, Lieut.. ComMander. and Mrs.
Richard H Booth NE. Mora has