Evening star., 1921-08-02
Society
Ambassador Of Spain Entertains OF
Labor Will Return From West-Chief
Justice Taft Home Today.

Riano, entertained at dinner
last evening at the embassy
in honor of the newly ap-
pointed United States ambassador to
Spain. Mr.. Cyrus E. Woods Of Green's
burg. Pa. who is in Washington for
few days prior to sailing for his
post The guests numbered twenty.
The Secretary of Labor. Mr.. James
J.. Davis. will return tomorrow from
tied Chicago. and Mooseheart, ILL.,,
where his family are spending the
summer.
The Chief Justice. Mr.. William
Howard Taft. will arrive this after
noon and will spend several days at
the New Willard.
Mr.. Justice Taft has sold the resi-
dence in New Haven which he and
Mrs. Taft occupied during his profess
sorship at Yale University.
The minister Jof Bolivia. Senior
Adolfo Ballivian, has invitations out
for a luncheon Saturday, August 6. at
the Shoreham. when he will entertain
la distinguished company.
Senior Pablo Rada, attache of the
Bolivian legation. has been detached
from the staff. He left Washington
Sunday for New York and will sail
this week for Europe. where he will
spend a short time before sailing for
South America. visiting Argentina and
Chile before going to La Paz.
The president Of the italian senate.
Signor Tomasso Tittoni. who sailed
Alighieri. will arrive in New York to-
morrow and. will be met by the con-
sui general in New York, Signor Te-
| nistocle Bernardo. Signor Tittoni
will probably not come to Washing
ton until next week. when President
nor Tittonrs visit to this country is
unofficial. though he brings a letter
from King Victor Emmanuel con-
graduating the President upon his
election.
The United States amba ssador to
| the court OF st. James and Mrs
George Harvey were hosts at dinner
Friday evening. when their guests in
| cluded the Rt. Hon. Edward S. Bal
Premier Massey of New Zealand. Lord
Blythe. Sir Charles Ross, Mrs. F. E.
Powell, Col. Edward NJ. House, Mr.
Thomas +. Ryan, Mr.. Marshall Field
and Mr.. E. Price Bell.
The new United States ambassador
to Japan and Mrs. Charles Beecher
Warren, with their three sons, are ex-
pected to sail from England tomorrow
aboard the Olympic for New York.
Col and Mrs. Warren and their sons
have been travelling in Europe for two
| months. and will come to Washington
| after their arrival in New York the
middle of next week. They will leave
next month for Col. Warren's new
post.
The former United States minister
| to China, Mr.. Charles r. Crane, has
arrived in Moscow from Peking, on his
! way back to this country, will short
ly go to Riga
The second secretary of the Cuban
legation. DR.. Jose T. Baron. has re-
turned to Washington after a two
| month absence spent in Cuba.
The new military attache Of the 1e-
cation, Capt. Enrique Varona. has ar
rived here and taken UP his duties at
! the legation. after completing a
! course at the officers training school
| at Fort Monroe.
Maj. Gen. Peyton c. March, former
chief Of staff. U. S. A., who is trav-
| cling abroad, arrived in Berlin Thurs
day. Gen. March was retired July
| and. after few days visit at South
| ampton. L. l.. sailed July Z for Europe
The military attache Of the Italian
| embassy. Col. Marquis Vittorio Asinari
di Bernezzo. accompanied by Maruuise
df Bernezzo and their daughter, will
go to Ocean City. Nd, today to re-
! main several weeks.
Mr.. S. Kurdiyama, recently appoint
ed secretary Of the Japanese embassy.
mas arrived in San Francisco from
Toxic and is en- route to Washington
Mr.. Alexander Britton has engaged
passage aboard the Adriatic, which
will sail from New York Saturday.
August 13. Mr.. Britton will 70 to
Austria to visit his son-in-law and
daughter. Prince and Princess zu
ohe-Schillingsfurst, on the
Hohenlohe estates, in the province of
Styria. Princess Hohenlohe was for
merly Miss Catherine Britton.
Mrs. Adams, wife Of the counselor
Of the Pan-American Union. M
Franklin Adams, will return fhis
week from California, where she has
been since last February. She is
Spending few days in Chicago
Admiral Wilson Joins
Wife at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Wilson. wife of Admiral Henry