Evening star., 1922-07-28
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The Ambassador and Sonora de Pezet
Celebrating Peruvian independence
With Dinner Party Tonight.

|" ambassadors of Peru and
Sonora de Pexet will entertain
| this evening in celebration of
| the Peruvian independence day
and also the engagement Of the secre-
tary Of the embassy, DIR. Alfredo Coma
lez Prado. to Miss Elizabeth Howe,
which was announced yesterday. The
guests will include Mrs. Emerson Howe,
mother of Miss Howe, and Senora de
Prado. mother Of DR.. Proda. the men,
bers Of the embassy stan and q number
of prominent Peruvians>
Count ssechenyt and Family
Sailing for Hungary.
The minister of Hungary and
Countess szeohenyi left Newport this
morning for New York. where they
will join their children. who went
there yesterday. They will all sail to-
morrow from New York for Europe
to remain until The autumn. The
| minister and Countess Sxechenyi have
| been the guests of the latters mother,
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, since clos
| ing their house on Massachusetts
!, avenue.
Mr.. F. de Selys, counselor and
| charge d'affaires of the Belgian en-
| bassy, and Mme. de Selys entertained
at luncheon yesterday; having among ,
undersecretary of state; Mr.. William
| r. Castle, jr.. and Mr.. John Foster
Dulles of the State Department; the
| members of the French financial mis-
| sion now in Washington. NJ. Jean V.
Parmentier. M. Lenezeu and M. Boyer;
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| charge d'affaires Of the British en-
bassy: Col. George A. L. Dumont,
| French military attache; DR.. l. =.
Rowe. director general OF the Fan
American Union. and Mr.. John joyce
| Broderick, commercial counselor OF
| the British embassy.
| The secretary of the Peruvian en-
| bassy, DR.. Alfredo Gonzalez Prado,
and Miss Elizabeth Howe. whose en-
will be married Saturday. August IL.
| and will sail shortly after for we'd
| ding trip through Europe, returning
to Washington in the late autumn.
f! The charge d'affaires Of the Aus
train legation and Nine. Prochnik en-
tertained a small company informally
at dinner last evening.
The new American minister to Qua
temala and Mrs. Arthur H. Geissler
| arrived at Puerto Barrico Tuesday on
the steamer Zapaca and proceeded at
once to Guatemala City by speciai
train. The minister was greeted at
Barrico by Cen ,,aIv Aivaraao' ps.,dent the Rep
Orellana, and by Senior Don Carlos
Palma, the Guatemalan master OF
ceremonies, and by Secretary Richard
B. Southgate of the American lega-
ton and the military attache, Maj.
Fred T. Cruise. Senior Don Francisco
Sanchez Latour, the minister OF
| Guatemala, who came home on leave
| of absence, accompanied the Amerl-
! can minister.
| Mrs. Mccormick. wife of Senator
Medill Mccormick. will leave this art
ernoon for Chicago on her way TO
| her farm~at Byron. Ill. Mrs. McCor-
! mick has been with the senator in the
bungalow on the edge Of Rock Creek
Park. which he recently leased Tor
| the remainder Of the summer.
REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs. Hamilton
! Fish. jr.. and the latter's two children,
; Chaplin Rogers and Susan Rogers. are
established. at Berkeley Manor Inn.
Central valley, N. Y, for the remainder
| of the season. Representative Fish will
return to Washington the middle OF
next month. -.
Former Vice President and Mrs.
| Thomas r. Marshall are expected to
arrive in New York today aboard the
Aquitania from several months stay
abroad. Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal are ex-
pected to go at once to their home in
indianapolis. -.>
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest G. Walker have
had as guests Mrs. Walkers brother
| and sister-in Jaw, Capt Daniel q: Man.
left Yesterday for Boston. where the
! ca plain is in command Of the Campus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker and their son,
! Mr.. Mannix Walker, win leave Wash
! ington tomorrow and viii motor to
| week at the Brighton.
! Mai. and Mrs. Clark H. Welles will
come to Washington today to remain
over the week end. They will make
| the trip by motor and expect to spend
| several weeks motoring through the
north.
| Capt. Frank Taylor Evans. U. 8. N.
| returned to Newport yesterday from
a short stay in Washington and join
ed Mrs. Evans at the naval training
/ station. where Capt. Evans is on duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Belt. the
former recently in the diplomatic
| corps, serving as second secretary OF
the legation in Guatemala, but now
connected with the Department OF
Justice, have taken the residence. 260s
! Tilden street. in the vicinity Of the
old Pierce mill and not far from the
residence occpied by the Secretary of
! State and Mrs. Tughes.
| Gen. Nelson A. Miles has gone to
! Newport, where he Is the guest OF
j Gen. and Mrs. w. E. Wilder in their
home, Roslyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. King will
leave Washington today for the Pa
cifIc coast, to be absent until the
latter part Of September. They are
going direct to Chicago and will go
from there to San Francisco on the
special train Of the American Bar
Association. which will make side
trips to Pixies Peak, Yellowstone
park and other interesting places.
After attending the convention, of the
Bar Association in San Francisco
they will go to Coronado. Calf,
| to visit their son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Lieut.. Commander and Mrs.
Robert M. Hinckley.
Mrs. Browne, wife. of Mai. F. W.
Browne. U. 8. A., entertained at q
| luncheon yesterday at her home on
! Mount Pleasant street In honor Of Mrs.
Waldo of Barton, Fla, and her daugh-
ter. Miss Dorothy Waldo. Mrs. Waldo
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