Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-31

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returned to Washington this
| morning from New York
where he went to meet the President
! elect of Panama. Senior DR.. Don Bell
sario PorEas. and Sonora de Porras
| with their son and infant daughter, on
their arrival from Panama yesterday.
The United States minister to Pana-
! ma, Mr.. William ]. Price. with several
| officials from the State Department,
Senior Lefevre, other members of the
legation staff and the consul general
from Panama were at the dock to
meet the presidential party on their
arrival and they were Immediately
conveyed to the Waldorf-Astoria Ho-
tel, where suite had been reserved
for them.
A luncheon was given in honor OF
the president-elect at the Union
League Club Immediately upon his ar
rivel by Mr.. Allen. well known New
York banker and DR.. Clarence J.
Owens of this city. Last evening the
minister to Panama, Mr.. Price, enter
tanned at a brilliant dinner party at
the Waldorf for Senior and Sonora de
Porras and today they will go out on
Long Island for a visit and brief
write his inaugural address while in
this country and will no doubt do so
in the interval before coming to
Washington to pay his respects to the
Secretary of State, Mr.. Colby.
Thursday night dinner will be given
in New York. by the American 1nterna-
tional Corporation. when Mr.. Mixter, a
member of the firm will act as host.
Mr.. Mixter was a member q the Pan
anna group at the last Pan-American
financial congress in Washington.
Previous to his return to Panama the
Pan-Anerican Society in New York VIII
entertain in honor of the president elect
and there will be number of other So
cial functions in both his and Sonora de
in this country about three weeks
Senior Lefevre will return to New York
tomorrow.
The Attorney General and Mrs.
Palmer. with their young daughter Mary
ington Hotel. Breton Woods, from Po-
land Springs. Me. They are expected
back at their Washington residence the
latter part Of this week or the first OF
next week.
The Secretary of Agriculture s and
Mrs. Meredith, with. their young son,
Edwin T. Meredith, jr.. and Mrs. Mere.
dith's niece, Miss Maxine Mcclure OF
Des Moines, returned this morning
from short visit to New York.
The Secretary of Labor. Mr.. Wilson.
has returned after a brief stay in New
York and will leave Washington again
at the end of the week for warren,
Pa, where he will make an address on
Labor day. He will spend short
time with Mrs Wilson and the other
~ 20 iIyy ot
Pa, before returning.
Lady Mckenzie Of London Arrives.
Lady Steuart Mckenzie of London.
the famous explorer and writer. has ar
rived at Wardman Park Hotel and will
remain here for a visit OF indefinite
length. Lady Mckenzie came to Wash
where she was a guest for some time,
Mrs Frederick E. Chaplin Of Washington
and others entertaining her while there.
Miss Blanche Jacob, who has been the
guest for several weeks Of the Secretary
Of war and Mrs. Baker. will return to
her home in Cleveland, Ohio, tomorrow.
Capt. Pietro Civalleri. naval attache
Of the italian embassy, who Is spending
luncheon party of twenty at the Hill Top
Inn yesterday.
Mr.. Yenji Takeda, attache Of the en-
bassy of Japan, has returned to WASH
ington after spending several days in
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Campbell Graef
and Miss Helen Patten of this city were
among the guests at the dinner given at
Hot Springs, Va, last evening, by Mr..
and Mrs Archibald NJ. McCrea for Col.
Henry Anderson Of Richmond. republic
can national committeeman for Virginia
at Chicago and head Of the American
Red Cross in Rumania during the war;.
Mrs. John Let's and Miss Minnie Let's
left Washington yesterday for New
York, where they will remain for week
or ten days.
Miss Henrietta Anderson Of Youngs-
town, o.. who has been the guest Of Miss
Catherine Let's for some time. will go
to New York tomorrow, and later will
return 10 Youngstown, where her we'd
ding is soon to take place.
Canon Henry Russell Talbot. who is
ascending some time in Newport.
spoke this morning in the drawing
rooms. at the home of Mrs. William
Gresvenor on the Cathedral of IS.
Peter and Paul in Washington.
Capt. and Mrs. Raymond Belmont,
who spent two days at the Shoreham,
went to New York last evening for
a few days. They will 60 on to
Atlantic City for several weeks before