Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-10
Society

Senior DR.. Don Belisario POr-
| ras, win come to Washing
ton Wednesday. September Is,
for a short visit, and while here will
be the guest of the nation. Sonora de
Porras. with their son Rodrigo and
their infant daughter, will not ac-
company Dr. Porras, and his visit
Twill be entirely an official one.
| The program of entertainment for
1.-THE distinguished visitor has not yet
ment. but is likely to center about
large official dinner at the Pan
American Union building. which. like
most of the affairs planned for him,
Twill be entirely for gentlemen; he
will return to New York Thursday.
The charge d'affaires of the legation
7of Panama, Senior Don J. Z. Lefevre.
Twill go to New York Monday to join
lDr. Porras. and accompany him to
iWashington.
Ii Senior Don J. Antonio Lopez, min
lister of Honduras, who is spending a
short time in New York, will return
to the capital within few days.
! The Secretary of War, Mr.. Baker,
Twin leave tomorrow evening for
Saratoga Springs, N. Y, to attend the
treunion of the 9th Division, and will
,return to Washington Tuesday. Mr..
Ralph Leopold, Mrs. Bakers brother,
who has been their guest at Beauvoir
for time. will leave tomorrow for
his home in New York.
| Italian Diplomat to Sail.
| Don Filippo del Duchi Caffarelli,
| third secretary of the Italian embassy,
will sail from New York tomorrow for
| Italy, on a leave of absence of sew
eral months. Signor G.. B. Cecato'
commercial delegate of the emba ssy
has returned to Washington after
short visit to New York.
| The newly appointed secretary of
! the British embassy, Mr.. Robert Les
ter Craigie, and Mrs. Craigle, VINO
| have been at the embassy since their
| arrival in Washington, have taken an
apartment at the Shoreham. where
they will remain until they find a
permenant residence for the winter.
Capt. ]. F. Harker of the British
embassy staff had a small company
lunching with him yesterday at the
| Cafe ST. Marks. Mrs. r. II. Hadow,
also of the embassy staff. being in
the company.
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh is spending
"a week with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beale
Mclean. at their Virginia estate near
Leesburg. She will return to WASH
| ington Monday.
Mrs. Henry c. Corbin has returned
| from Suffield, Conn, where she was
| the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Lee
care after making series of visits
on the north shore and at Racquette
lake. Mrs. Corbin expects to leave at
the end of the week for White Sui
phur Springs. where she Will spend
part of the autumn.
Mrs. John r. Williams is at Hot
Springs, Va. where Mrs. Joseph
Letter, her daughter, has gone for
the early autumn. Mrs. Williams spent
Beverly, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter S. Hutchins.
who have been for some time at Hot
Springs, Va, are returning to Wash
ington.
Cant. and Mrs. c. c. Calhoun enter
tanned at an informal family dinner
party last evening in compliment to
the latter's son-in-law and daughter,
MI. and Mrs. Arthur Drury. whose
marriage took place in New York last
month. Mrs. Calhoun will return to
her summer home in Princeton, N. j.,
for a visit at the end of the week.
Miss Grace Listoe, daughter of Col
Soren Listoe. spent short time in
Washington en- route from New York,
where she visited her brother-in-law
land sister, Mr.. and Mrs. G. .Cotesworth
Pinckney, to her Virginia home. Col
Listoe, after years of service as con-
sui general at Rotterdam, has retired.
and is returning to America the first
of October. He will join Miss Listoe
at Islington. their beautiful Virginia
home near Lynchburg, Va, and will
spend most of his time there.
Miss Anne Squire has returned to
her residence on 18th street after
spending the summer in Coburg, Can
ada.
Col Edward T. Brown returned to
his I street residence last evening
from his farm near Newmarket, Va,
and was accompanied by his niece,
Miss Kathleen Evans, who was re-
turning to her home after a visit to
Miss Marjorie Brown. Col. Brown will
go to New York for a visit before re-
joining his family in Virginia.
Mrs. Julian James Is in New York
after making a series of visits in the
north, and will return to Washington
the early part of October.
Mrs. Frederic V. Abbot and the
Misses Abbot. wife and daughters of
Gen. Abbot, U. S. A., will return about
the first of October from NonQuitt.
Mass. where they spent the summer.
The retiring Commissioner, Mr..
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