Evening star., 1921-07-21

THE President plans to attend
the finals of the National
open golf championship
tournament of the United
States. at the Columbia Country Club
tomorrow afternoon, when he will
| award the trophy.
Last evening. the President was the
guest at dinner Of Senator Joseph S.
Frelinghuysen aboard his houseboat.
| the Victoria. when the following off,
| GERS of the United States Golf Asso-
citation. Mr.. Howard Whitney. prest-
dent: Mr.. J. s. Byers. vice president;
Mr.. Winant Vanderpool. secretary, and
| Mr. A. D.. Locke, executive commit
teeman, were among the guests.
i, The ambassador of Italy. Senator
Rolandi Ricci. has gone to New York
| and will sail Tuesday aboard the
| torio Falorsi. secretary, temporarily
| attached to the embassy. and Signora
Falorsi. who will spend the re-
| mainder Of the summer in Italy.
The special attache. Signor Guido
Buggelli. who is also temporarily at
Buggelli sailed today for Italy on the
| Verdi. and Sienor Alberto Alfani. also
Of the embassy staff, will sail from
New York for Italy. on the Besaro.
| a. al early udte.
| Gen. Badoglio. returned from Nor
folk this morning and left shortly aft
er for New York, where he will be the
| guest of honor at dinner tomorrow
| evening at the Union Club. when Gen.
Burley will act as host. Saturday the
general and his staff will go to West
Point. where they will visit the Mill
| tary Academy, and later will review
special drill by the New York State
National Guard at Peekskill Camp.
which will also be reviewed by the
ambassador Of Italy. Senator Ricci.
and the Governor of New York, Mr..
Nathan L. Miller.
The new United States ambassador
to Italy. Mr.. Richard Washburn Child
and Mrs. Child arrived in Naples.
| Italy. yesterday aboard the President
Wilson. from New York. and were
| met by Mr.: Franklin Mott Gunther.
counselor Of the United States embas-
sy. and Mr. Homer NJ. Byington. the
limited States consul. and the staff
OF the consulate.
Senator and Mrs. Joseph s. Freling-
tSS; huysen sailed this morning aboard
their home in Raritan. N. j.. where
they will spend the week end. The
Senator Will return early next week.
and 1t is probable that he will make
the return trip aboard the Victoria.
accompanied by Mrs. Frelinghuysen.
1t Is their plan to make frequent trips
on the water. keeping the houseboat
| at anchor Off East Potomac Park.
while Congress is in session.
The assistant military attache of
! the Italian embassy and Signora
Huntington entertained at dinner last
evening at the Brooke Farm. in honor
OF the retiring assistant naval 1T
tache OF the British embassy and !Srs.
| King: The other guests were the
secretary OF the Swiss legation and
Nine. Jenny. the attache OF the Brit
| sh emba ssy. Mr. l.. Mccormick Good-
| hart. and his cousin. Miss McCor-
mick -Goodheart. and Miss Elizabeth
Howry.
=, The former United States minister
ITO Switzerland. Mr.. Hampson Gary.
will be joined here next week by Mrs
Gary. who is visiting In their Texas
home. The ex-minister and Mrs. Gary
hav" an apartment at the Shore ham,
| which they will occupy through the
summer, taking occasional week end
trips.
Mr.. Gary had small company
dining informally with him last even
ing a the Shoreham, later taking his
guests to the theater
Prince Eugene Lubormirski Of the
Polish legation will go to Newport.
r. l.. in August. to spend a month.
with the minister of Poland and
Princess Lubomrska
Mai. BOnde Takes
Trip to Long Island.
The military attache of the Swedish
Ilegation, Maj. Count Nils Bonde, left
last evening for New York and will go
to Long Island today for a series of
visits. He will return to Washington
the first week in August.
Former assistant Secretary of the
! Navy Franklin D. Roosevelt left Wash
| ington yesterday. after spending a few
{! days at the Shoreham.
| Mrs. William ]. Boardman and Miss
Mabel T. Boardman will go to Woods
Hole. Mass, August to visit Mrs Win
! throp Crane, who has taken a cottage
there for the remainder Of the season
Mrs. T. De Witt Talmage. who has
been with Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins at
Spring Lake for several weeks. has re-
turned to Newport and Joined her
daughter, Mrs. w. Pitt Scott, wife of
Capt Scott. L. S. n, who is stationed
there.