Evening star., 1922-10-02

ScCTetdTy VI AdOoI,
Davis, expects to spend the
next week end in Mooseheart,
IT,, with Mrs Davis and their
children, who will accompany him to
Washington the first of next week.
Mrs. Davis and their family have spent
the summer at Mooseheart, 1.-The City
Of Childhood maintained by the
Loyal Order Of Moose, of which the
Secretary is director general.
The Secretary of the Navy. Mr.. Den
by, was Joined yesterday by Mrs. Den
by and their son and daughter, who
came from their home in Detroit, where
they have been since their return with
the Secretary from the orient.
The minister of Ecuador and Sonora
de Elizalde are expected to return to
Washington this evening from New
York, where the former arrived yester-
day from her former home in Chile.
where she has been since the early
spring. The minister went to New
York the end of the week to meet her.
The minister of NORWAY and
Nine. Bryn and their daughters are
again in their home on street,
which they opened yesterday after
spending the sumer at Skyland, Va.
The newly appointed Panama
minister to South America. Senior Don
Joseph E. Lefevre, went to New York
this morning to meet his sister.
Senorita Ramona Lefevre who will
arrive tomorrow morning from
Europe. where she has spent the sum
mer with her aunt. Senior and Senor-
tomorrow for fortnight's stay.
Senior Lefevre will sail Saturday.
October IA for Panama, from where
he will sail for Santiago. Chila. to
take up his duties as minister to
Argentina, Brasil and Chile. Senor-
ita Lefevre may remain in Washing
ton through the winter.
Cabinet Members Guests
OF Italian OmciaI.
The commissioner Of immigration of
Italy. Signor De Michelis, was host at
luncheon today in the cabinet room
at the New Willard, when his guests
included the Postmaster General, DR..
Hubert Work; the Secretary Of Labor.
secretary of Labor. Mr.. E. ]. Henning:
the second assistant secretary of
Labor. Mr.. Robe Carl White; the
solicitor of the Department Of Labor.
Mr.. Theodore G. Risley; the commits
sioner of immigration, Mr.. W.. w.
surgeon ucHeTdl
Cumming of the public health serv-
ice: the charge daffaires of Italy.
Signor Augusta Rosso; the secretary
of the Italian embassy. Signor Andrea
Geisser Celesia: the commercial ad-
wiser. Signor G. B. Ceccato; the third
secretary. Signor Renato SilenIi: the
attache. Col. Marquis Vittorio
di Bernezzo: the air attache, Lieut..
Col Alessandro Guidoni; the emigra-
tion delegate, Signor Adolfo Vinci;
Signor Nj. A. Fredo, and the secretary
of the host. Signor Mariani.
Signor De Michelis will go to New
York this afternoon and will sail
Saturday for his home In Italy.
Senator and Mrs. Morris Sheppard
have with them as guest for a
time the latter's mother. Mrs. N. P.
Mrs. Sanderson's return to Texas she
will be accompanied by the elder
daughter of Senator and Mrs. Shep-
pard, Janet aged eleven years. who
will spend the winter with her grand
mother and attend school in Texar-
kama.
Senator Walter E. Edge returned to
Washington yesterday from Atlantic
City. accompanied by his young son.
Walter E. Edge. jr.. and Mrs. Sarah
Lee Phillips. the latter's grandmoth-
on Rhode Island avenue for the sea-
son.
The charge d'affaires of Belgium
and Madame de Selys had guests
dining informally with them last
evening at the New willard.
Lieut.. Col Lewis c. Lucas. United
States Marine corps, and Mrs. Lucas
have as guest at their residence on
Biltmore street Miss Pattin of Ma
rietta, Ohio.
Cards have been received in Wash
ington from Mrs. Henry L. Lyster Of
Coburg. Ontario. Canada. announcing
the marriage in that city of her niece,
hugh, Thursday, September 2S, at the
bungalow. At-home cards are in
closed, announcing that Mr.. and Mrs.
Fitzhugh will be at home at the
Brighton, Washinton. after October 10.
Mrs. Allison Scott, wife of Capt.
Scott of Philadelphia. and their infant
daughter Allis are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest F. Vroo-
man.
Mrs. Vrooman Is convalescing slow
ly from a recent illness.
Mrs. Scott entertained at luncheon
on Friday in honor of Mrs. Harriette
Gum Robertson, who has just returned
from a three-mOnth European tour,
and Miss Elizabeth Koons. daughter
of the first assistant postmaster gen.
eral during President Wilson's admin
istration.
Mrs. H. Wilfred DuPuy, who spent
the summer in Europe, accompanied
by her son. arrived in New York yes
terday and is expected to come to
Washington tomorrow. 4t
Mrs. Rolfe. wife Of Col. r. H: Rolfe
Quartermaster Corps, will sail from
New York tomorrow on the Reliance
to visit her daughter. wife or Lieut.
r. c. Worthington, Quartermaster
Corps, at Coblenz, Germany: Mrs. rs
Worthington has been critically Ill,
but is now convalescent
Former Governor and
Mrs, Shaw Return From West.
Mr.. Leslie NJ Shaw, former Governor
of Iowa and later Secretary OF the
Treasury, has returned to, Wardman
Park Hotel for the winter. accom-.
panied by Mrs. Shaw. They are just
back from visit Of some length In
California.