Evening star., 1921-07-18


/ ing, with the members of the
party which accompanied
- them on their week end
cruise aboard the Mayfiower. returned
to Washington this morning. The
President will receive Gen. Pietro
Badoglio, the former chief Of staff of
the Italian army. tomorrow at the
White House.
The Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge.
with their sons John and Calvin Cool
idge. and a small party of friends,
took short cruise down the Potomac
yesterday afternoon aboard Senator
and Mrs. Joseph S. Frelinghuysen'
yacht, the Victoria. On their return
Mr.. and Mrs. Coolidge entertained the
party informally at dinner at the New
Willard.
Special Dinner Planned
In Honor of Gen. BndOEliO.
The military attache of the Italian
embassy. Col. di Bernezzo. will enter
tain a large company at dinner this
evening at the Army and Navy Club
in honor of Gen. Badoglio of the Ital-
ion army, who is guest of the
United States. Col. di Bernezzo's s
guests will include the military at
taches in Washington of the allied
>.
Gen. Badoglio will speak before the
Italian colony.
Gen. Badoglio. accompanied by the
ambassador of Italy, Senator Rolandl
Ricci, will call today upon the Secre-
tary Of State, Mr.. Hughes, at the State
| Department.
/ The ambassador of Italy, Senator
Ricci, will entertain at luncheon to-
/! morrow in honor of the distinguished
visitor, and later in the day the gen.
4 eral will accompany the Secretary of
i War, Mr.. Weeks. and the Secretary of
capes to witness the bombing tests.
| The trip will be made aboard a de-
| stroyer and at Hampton roads the
! party will board the flagship, U. S. S.
| Pennsylvania.
by his chief of staff, Col. Sicilian; the
assistant military attache of the
Italian embassy, Capt. Carlo Hunting
| ton, who is acting aide-de-camp; and
Col. Mervyn c. Buckley, Z. S. A. The
tests Wednesday and Thursday and
will then go to New York before
starting on a trip west. Gen. Badoglio
will return to Washington for a short
stay before leaving this country.
| Gen. Badoglio. entertained a small
company informally at luncheon at
guests included Col Siciliani. Col.
Merwyn c. Buckley, U. S. A, and Capt.
and Mrs. Carl Huntington. After
luncheon the general. accompan MED by
Col. Siciliani, Col. Buckley and Capt.
| Huntington. went to Baltimore. where
| the general held a reception for the
! Italian colony of Baltimore, at which
| the mayor of Baltimore also received.
At o'clock Gen. Badoglio gave talk
! on Italy'S aims and accomplishments
=; through the war and now. He was
| the guest Of honor at dinner at the
i Belvedere, when the Italian consul
at Baltimore, Signor Giovanni Schiaf-
: fino, acted as host for the Italian
colony.
Ex-Premier Tittoni Of Italy, who
will sail for America Thursday to
I give a series Of lectures at Williams
College, will come to Washington to
him with an autograph Of King Vic
tor Emmanuel.
Miss Miller to Wed
Lord QueensborOugh.
! A wedding of wide interest to So
| ciety will take place in New York to-
morrow, when Miss Edith Starr Mil
ier. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Starr Miller of New York and New
port, will become the bride Of Lord
Queensborough. a member of the
| Paget family and a son-in-law of the
| L
no formal announcement of the en-
gagement, and the wedding, which
will be quiet, will take place at the
brides home. the Rev. DR.. Mansfield
officiating. Miss Miller made her de-
but in New York and has been very
popular in society. Lord Queens
| borough has been a frequent guest
here Of Mrs. Henry F. Dimock His
first wife was Miss Pauline Whitney,
sister of Mr.: Harry Payne Whitney.
Mr.. Payne Whitney and Mrs. Willard
Straight, who died in 1916.
| The secretry of the Swedish Le-
, cation, Mr.. de Lagerberg. is at Deer
Isle, Maine, where he will remafS
for some time. Mr.. de Lagerberg.
who is one of the popular bachelors
of the diplomatic corps. spent a short
| time at Stony Man Camp, Skylands,
Va, earlier in the summer.
| Senior Manuel Zavala of the Mica
raguan Legation is at the Ambas-
sador, at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Raymond T. Baker, wife of the
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