Evening star., 1921-08-30

, building, which will be the
scene Of the meetings of the
disarmament conference in
November. will before that time wit
ness another of its splendid social
fetes, when. on September Is. the
Central American diplomats will cele-
brate the centennial of the five Latin
American republics by holding a large
evening reception. About a thousand
invitations will be issued, the invited
guests including diplomats. higher Of
ficials of the United States government
and important society folk and resi-
dents from other cities. There will be
music and dancing and one of the most
elaborate programs ever carried out In
the building is being arranged.
The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr..
Mellon, who spent the week end at
Barton Is Lodge. Hot Springs. Va, and
who. with Mrs. Weeks, entertained
family party over the week end at
his home, in New Hampshire. have
returned to Washington.
Capt. Aaron Bradshaw. jr.. U. s. A..
and Mrs. Bradshaw were received by
President Harding at the White
House yesterday. Mrs Bradshaw, be-
Of Oxford, England. Capt. Bradshaw
is now stationed at Fort Monroe, Va.
Ambassador of Argentina
Due I'm New York Today.
The ambassador Of Argentina. Mr.
Tomas A. LIE Breton. who sailed We'd
nesday from England aboard the
Olympic, is expected to arrive in New
York today. He will be met by the
Argentine consul general in. New
York. Senior Ernesto.C. Perez, and will
come to Washington this evening or
tomorrow morning.
The ambassador has been in France
with Nine. LIE Breton and her niece.
Mile. Lloveras. since May, and Nine.
LIE Breton and her niece will remair
in Paris until the late autumn.
Senator William E. Borah of Idaho
| made an address last evening in As
bury Park, N. j., and will return to-
day or tomorrow and rejoin Mrs. Borah
at their home on Wyoming avenue.
The new minister of the Neither
lands. DR.. ]. A. c. Everwijn, will sail
today for New York. to take up his
duties at this post. The charge d'af-
faires of the legation of the Nether-
lands. Jonkheer de Beaufort. left
City. where he will represent the
Netherlands government at the CEN
tennial celebration to be held there
| early in September. Jonkheer de
| the legation STAFF at dinner Sunday
! evening.
Representative Wayne Parker has
| left Washington to attend the Bar
Association in Cincinnati. Mrs. Par
| ker has opened her country home on
| Orange mountain to receive Mrs. H.
NJ. Hoyt. jr., and children, who have
| left their cottage in Kittery Me-,
where they spent the summer. Mr.
Cortland Parker will join his family
in New Jersey after Labor day. later
motoring with friends from North
East Harbor, Me-, to Orange noun
| tain.
4 Lieut.. Col and Mrs. NJ. E. Locke
have been Joined at their apartment
at Wardman Park Hotel by the lat.
ter's young son. James Mcmillan Glib.
son, who with his tutor returned from
Mowglis. N. H.. where they spent the
summer. He will remain with Col
and Mrs. Locke until time to return
to his school in Massachusetts,.
4 Mrs. Locke is recuperating from an
| illness. and she and Col. Locke have
taken an apartment at-wardman Park
Hotel. the former now being on Gen
Pershing's STAFF. =
Col. Roosevelt. Jr..
Goes to Oyster Bay.
Assistant Secretary Of the NavyCol.
Theodore Roosevelt, jr.. has Joined
Mrs. Roosevelt at Oyster Bay. Ny.
where he will remain until Tuesday,
September s. He will go to Kingston,
N. Y. this week to speak at the Ulster
county farmers picnic. s
Commandante Don Luis -Aubry,
naval attache Of the Peruvian em-
bassy, will go to New York Thursday
for brief visit. and will return to
Washington to remain until the mid
die Of September. when he will leave,
with Sonora de Aubry, for months
stay In Peru. A number Of charming
!hospitalities are being arranged for
Commandante and Sonora de Aubry
prior to their departure, the ambassa-
dor and Sonora de Pezet having enter
tanned at luncheon Sunday for them,
and tomorrow evening they will be
guests at the dinner Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick E. Chaplin are giving, when
the ambassador and Sonora de Pezet
will be ranking guests
Mrs. LOTUS. wife Of the secretary
| OF the legation OF Siam. who, with her
children. spent the summer at Glouces-
ter. Mass. has postponed her re-
turn until the middle Of September.
Mr.. LOTUS was called to England in
the early summer by the serious ILL.,
ness Of his mother.
Judge C.. C. McChord Of the Inter-
state Commerce Commission and Mrs.
McChord, who spent a month at French
Lick Springs, returned yesterday to
| the New Willard for the fall and win
ter months.
Miss Frances Hampson has gone to
Monterey, Pa, where she is visiting
! her aunt, Mrs. ]. c. Byron, in her cot
! tage there. Miss Hampson spent a few
| days last week in New York with Rem.
resentatfve and Mrs. Ira C. Copley.
who have gone to their home in
| Aurora, Ill.
| Miss lHampson's mother, Mrs. Jo-
seph Hampson. has her elder son, En-